Breaking News!!!
It’s unfortunately not surprising—but it is serious. A public official in Falmouth, KY has violated not only the U.S. Constitution, but also the Kentucky Constitution.
Misuse of Public Office and Resources:
The use of the Police Department’s official page and public influence to steer public land to a religious organization raises major ethical and legal concerns—favoritism and the improper use of public resources.
Violation of the Establishment Clause (U.S. Constitution, First Amendment)
A public official endorsing a religious institution through a government communication platform is a direct breach of the constitutional mandate that government must remain neutral in religious matters.
Violation of Kentucky Constitution § 5
The state constitution clearly prohibits using public authority to prefer or support any religious denomination.
Violation of KRS 82.083 (Disposition of Public Property)
This statute requires that surplus property be disposed of through a fair, competitive, and transparent process. Favoring a church outside that process undermines both the law and public trust.
A Public Official in Falmouth, KY has violated not only the U.S. Constitution, but also the Kentucky Constitution
