It is unlikely. There is NO way he can get a sheriff without a court order and he can't get a court order without a hearing. He is required to give you 30 day notice of termination of tenancy. Though he can give 14 days notice if terminating for a breach of the lease and 7 days if for non payment of rent.
You need to read your lease to make sure you haven't violated any provisions of the lease. But I can't see a lease requiring you to keep him posted as to your whereabouts or answering the phone at late hours.
This site outlines your rights.
Kentucky Landlord Tenant Guide
If you have a valid lease, he can't terminate that lease until it expires unless you have breached the lease in some way.
So first he needs to give you proper notice. If you refuse to move he files for an eviction order with the courts. A hearing will be scheduled. At the hearing you can present your case that you are up to date on your rent and have not breached the lease.