Kenly PD Returns To 24 Hour Police Service

Police Chief Commends Sheriff’s Office, Highway Patrol For Support

KENLY – Kenly Police Chief James Ayers says the Kenly Police Department is once again offering round-the-clock police service for its citizens. The 24-hour police service resumed June 12.

Chief Ayers said the significant development was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Kenly town officials with unwavering support from Johnston County officials, Sheriff Steve Bizzell and his staff, as well as the State Highway Patrol.

“The Kenly Police Department’s aim is to enhance public safety and provide a higher level of security to the residents of Kenly,” Chief Ayers said.

“Recognizing the importance of a strong law enforcement presence in the community, the Kenly Police Department is committed to fostering positive relationships and addressing the evolving needs of its citizens,” Chief Ayers said.

“Sheriff Bizzell and his team, along with the Highway Patrol, have played a pivotal role in maintaining law and order in Kenly during the interim period. Their assistance and collaboration have been invaluable in ensuring the safety and well-being of the community,” Chief Ayers added.

By adopting a community-oriented approach, the Kenly Police Department aims to build positive relationships with the residents it serves. The department recognizes the importance of listening to the community’s concerns and working collaboratively to find effective solutions, thus creating a safer and more prosperous environment for everyone.

The Kenly Police Department encourages community members to actively engage with law enforcement, providing feedback, suggestions, and insights that will aid in shaping the department’s efforts and strategies. Together, through a united effort, the community and police can work towards creating a better future.

“The Kenly Police Department is committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism, accountability, and transparency in its service to the community. The introduction of 24-hour police service marks a significant milestone in their ongoing commitment to public safety,” Police Chief Ayers stated.