FRANKFORT, Ky. (June 12, 2026) – Attorney General Russell Coleman announced today the appointment of Renee McDaniel, of Kenton County, to the Prosecutors Advisory Council (PAC).
McDaniel, a native of Williamsburg, Kentucky and a graduate of Georgetown College, will serve as one of two citizen members working to support Kentucky’s prosecutorial and law enforcement community.
McDaniel has extensive experience in the Executive Branch and in governmental affairs. For nearly two decades, McDaniel served as the Executive Director of the Kentucky Jailers Association. She owns Aggregate Management Services, overseeing daily operations in the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati regions.
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“Renee McDaniel brings expertise and integrity to this role, and I’m grateful she has chosen to continue to dedicate herself to public service,” said Attorney General Coleman. “Together with the Council, Renee will be an outstanding partner in supporting our County and Commonwealth’s Attorneys across Kentucky.”
The 13-member Prosecutors Advisory Council consists of Attorney General Russell Coleman, who serves as chair, five Commonwealth's Attorneys, five County Attorneys and two citizen members. Along with the Office of the Attorney General, PAC co-sponsors the annual Kentucky Prosecutors Conference, attended by more than 600 prosecutors and law enforcement officials and provides training opportunities throughout the year for newly elected Commonwealth's and County Attorneys and new prosecutors. PAC also oversees the preparation of the Child Sexual Abuse Prosecution Manual, which better equips prosecutors, law enforcement, and others to handle cases involving these young victims.