Kentucky State Police Investigate Threat at Cabinet for Health and Family Services Building in Frankfort

FRANKFORT, Kentucky — Police in the state capital are investigating a reported threat made Friday at Kentucky’s Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) building.

Kentucky State Police Respond to Reported Threat

According to Kentucky State Police (KSP) Post 12, troopers were called to the CHFS complex on East Main Street in Frankfort after receiving information about a possible threat made against the facility.

Law enforcement quickly secured the area, ensuring that all employees were safe and accounted for. Troopers conducted a full assessment of the situation and later confirmed that the threat was not substantiated, meaning there was no active danger to staff or the public.

Investigation Remains Ongoing

Officials said that although the initial threat was determined to be unfounded, an investigation remains active to determine its source and credibility. Authorities have not released details on whether the threat was delivered verbally, electronically, or through another means.

The Cabinet for Health and Family Services is one of Kentucky’s largest state agencies, overseeing critical programs related to public health, family support, and child welfare. Given its importance, police say all reports of threats are handled with heightened security and urgency.

All Employees Accounted For

In a brief statement, local officials confirmed that no injuries or evacuations occurred during the incident. Building operations resumed following the police sweep.

KSP emphasized that workplace safety remains a priority for all government offices and that coordination between state police and security personnel allowed for a swift, organized response.

The investigation continues as authorities trace the origin of the reported threat. For more updates on public safety and government news across Kentucky, follow ChicagoMusicGuide.com.