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Michael lives in the Northside neighborhood in Kentucky. He attended Bryan Station High School. 

Michael is the owner and operator of CPS (Community Protection Security) Patrol, a security services company, where he has managed personnel, budgets, and public safety since August 2018. He previously worked as a sergeant deputy for 3rd District Constable Eddie Sparks.

Michael is the owner and operator of CPS (Community Protection Security) Patrol, a security services company.  He previously worked as a sergeant deputy for 3rd District Constable Eddie Sparks and as a mechanic. 

Michael Brumley's campaign for Fayette Constable, District 2 is his first entry into politics.

As of March 25, 2026, Michael Brumley’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Criminal Justice

Supports making the 1st District a leader in professional and accountable law enforcement.

Advocates for enhanced visibility and identification of officers by shifting to uniformed officers and marked cars.

Supports mandatory body cameras for officers.

- Supports making the 1st District a leader in professional and accountable law enforcement.
- Advocates for enhanced visibility and identification of officers by shifting to uniformed officers and marked cars.
- Supports mandatory body cameras for officers.

Public Safety

Promises to provide advanced training to officers so that they "are experts in the law they are sworn to uphold."

- Promises to provide advanced training to officers so that they "are experts in the law they are sworn to uphold."

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Michael Brumley

- The constable delivers official legal documents, like a court summons or subpoenas and may serve warrants where allowed.
- Due to a 2022 law change, someone elected to this office does not automatically have law enforcement powers if the person did not have those powers before. To have law enforcement powers, a constable must be certified by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council or grandfathered in, having served as a constable before 2023. 
- The constable is allowed to carry a concealed weapon and ay seize personal property to collect on fees owed to them.
- They are elected to a 4-year term.
- In all counties except Jefferson and Fayette, constables are compensated from the fees they collect. In Jefferson and Fayette, they are paid a $9,600 per year salary.