Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has announced a $15 million grant program to equip local law enforcement agencies with body armor and other gear.

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Thousands of bullet proof vests are on the way to officers across Kentucky as the state’s attorney general prioritizes an effort that has set a two-year goal.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Kentucky program has outfitted nearly 2,000 police officers with body armor. Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman's office leads the Body Armor Grant Program.