Lexington Police Assistant Chief Eric Lowe Retires After 24 Years of Dedicated Service

Lexington, Ky. — The Lexington Police Department confirmed on Wednesday that Assistant Chief Eric Lowe is retiring after serving the community for over 24 years. This announcement was made amid a wave of appreciation from city officials and the police force.

In recognition of his service, Mayor Linda Gorton declared Wednesday as “Eric Lowe Day,” expressing gratitude for his dedication. In a message shared on social media platform X, Mayor Gorton stated, “He’s served diligently & professionally in the Bureau of Patrol and Bureau of Investigation, as well as in the Chief’s Office. We thank him for his service, and wish him well in the next chapter of his life!”

The Lexington Police Department also took to Facebook to express their appreciation, stating, “We are incredibly grateful to Assistant Chief Lowe for his service and dedication. We will miss him, but we wish him well on his next chapter!”

Throughout his tenure, Assistant Chief Lowe was involved in various key areas of police operations, contributing significantly to both the Bureau of Patrol and the Bureau of Investigation. His commitment and professional conduct have been pivotal in fostering trust and safety within the community.

As he embarks on this new chapter, the Lexington community reflects on his contributions and the impact he has made over more than two decades of service. Assistant Chief Lowe’s retirement marks the end of an era and raises hopes for a continued focus on public safety in Lexington.