JP Roberts is a highly experienced and accomplished professional, whose career has spanned across law enforcement, disaster response, and broadcast journalism. He is widely recognized as a two-time Kentucky Associated Press Award winner for broadcast journalism, and his skills as a traffic and news reporter have earned him a strong reputation in the industry. JP's career in law enforcement spans o
ver 34 years of public service in McCracken County and the City of Paducah, where he served as a police officer before retiring. During his time in the police department, JP was awarded the Paducah Police Chief's Award twice, a testament to his dedication and contributions. In 2001, JP was named the Kentucky State Crime Prevention Officer of the Year, showcasing his knowledge and expertise in crime prevention. He also served as the Paducah Park Ranger Supervisor from 2008-2022 and has been recognized with the Alben Barkley Distinguished Citizen Award in 2004. JP's experience and reputation extend beyond law enforcement, and he is the founder and partner of JPsTraffic TFHJP Media LLC, a successful media company specializing in traffic and transportation news. Under JP's leadership, the company has thrived, producing high-quality and engaging content for radio and social media. His team of writers, producers, and editors have produced news and reports for multiple platforms, building a strong reputation and a loyal following of listeners. JP's work as a news/traffic reporter for Bristol Broadcasting Corp. and as a regional reporter for National Truckers Radio Network has garnered him a strong following in the industry. He is recognized for his ability to deliver accurate and up-to-date traffic and news reports, thanks to his expertise and knowledge of the industry. His engaging and insightful interviews with community leaders and experts provide in-depth coverage of breaking news and events, and his coverage of transportation regulations and trucking industry news has helped to inform and educate listeners. JP's dedication to his profession is evident in his education and training at the Department of Criminal Justice Training EKU. He is also a four-time Fraternal Order of Police Member of the Year and has served as a McCracken County Deputy Jailer and as a DES/Disaster Emergency Services Paducah Auxiliary Police. JP's hard work and dedication to his career have earned him a reputation as a respected and accomplished professional in both law enforcement and broadcast journalism. His contributions to the industry and the community have establish him as a trusted expert in his field.
