KY SB159

Requires Kentucky local law enforcement agencies to enter missing and unidentified persons case information into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) after entering it into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), aligning state requirements with federal Billy's Law passed in 2022

Establishes tiered reporting deadlines: within 72 hours for child abductions, AMBER Alerts, or cases suggesting foul play or threat to life; within 30 days for endangered or involuntary missing persons; within 60 days for all other active missing and unidentified person cases

Adds possession of a written NamUs policy and procedures manual as a requirement for local police departments to remain eligible for Law Enforcement Foundation Program funding

Specifies that NamUs reporting requirements supplement rather than replace existing missing persons duties for local law enforcement