Officer Cornell

Oldham County Police Department
 

Lieutenant Way

OLDHAM COUNTY POLICE RECOGNIZE AMY ALVEY

The Oldham County Police Department (OCPD) has recognized Amy Alvey for her service-related contributions to that Agency and to Oldham County.  Ms. Alvey, who has recently resigned her position as Oldham County Fiscal Court Treasurer to take a comptroller’s position with the Oldham County Sewer District, was the guest of the OCPD on Thursday at a reception in her honor. 

OCPD Chief Michael Griffin characterized Ms. Alvey as an outstanding employee who went out of her way to make everyone’s job easier and enjoyable.  “Amy was invaluable to this department in many ways,” remarked Chief Griffin, “to include taking care of our drug forfeiture funds, grant funding and assisting in budget preparations.  As a department, we wanted her to know how much we appreciated her.”

That appreciation extended to naming the OCPD conference room Amy Alvey Cove, with an honorary sign placed above the conference room interior entry way.  This is the third such honorary recognition given by the OCPD over the past two years.  A portion of the back parking lot off Dispatcher’s Way was named Sherry Glauber Drive for long-time dispatcher Sherry Glauber who retired on July 31, 2003.  A similar honorary recognition was given to Elaine Collett when she retired as Fiscal Court Treasurer on December 31, 2003, when the break room at the OCPD was named Elaine Collettville.  “Each of those three women distinguished themselves in service
to Oldham County which resulted in a positive impact on our department,” Chief Griffin commented.

Former Oldham County Fiscal Court Treasurer, Amy Alvey is holding a replica of the sign that indicates that Amy Alvey Cove now adorns the Oldham County Police conference room.  Ms. Alvey, now a comptroller with the Oldham County Sewer District, is the third former county employee to receive such honorary recognition from the OCPD.