Police Department

Through the State of Tennessee Violent Crime Intervention Fund Grant, the Greeneville Police Department was able to purchase three new Dodge Durango patrol vehicles. Chief Steve Spano and Captain Kevin Gass are going to test this one out!

There will be a Grandparents Raising Grandkids Event on Tuesday, May 21st at 5:30 pm at the Clyde Austin 4H Center (214 4-H Lane). It is open to 2 adults and 2 kids per family (childcare provided). Please RSVP to 423-609-9747 by 5/15/2024. There will be a meal, info, and support.

Congratulations to Officer Megan Tomblin of the Greeneville Police Department! She was named 2023 SRO (School Resource Officer) of the Year. We would like to recognize her outstanding work and dedication to the Town of Greeneville and the Community. #sro #police #thankyou

RESIDENTS AND FAMILIES: Protect what matters most. Be prepared for any emergency by giving public safety the information they need to better help and communicate with you. Your safety profile is free, private, and secure. https://smart911.com/

You're invited to a free training with Greeneville TN Police Department and Greeneville/Greene County, TN Office of Emergency Management & HLS How to Prepare for a Natural Disaster Monday, April 15th at 5:30 pm at the First Church of God at 1505 W Main Street Following the training, there will be a question-and-answer session. We hope to see you there!

Last week, several law enforcement officers from around the region attended two courses from UT LEIC. STOP Domestic Violence was 32 hours and Sexual Assault Investigations was a 16-hour course. The training was held in Greeneville by Training Specialist, Jeff Hundley, and attended by several area agencies. UT LEIC is the Law Enforcement Innovation Center at the University of Tennessee. They are a leading training and technical assistance provider for the law enforcement community. We were happy to host this important training in Greeneville!

https://www.facebook.com/share/xgB4YNoWL8mtpaFi/? The police department would like to invite the public to please like and follow our Facebook CID page. We have started this to get help from our community. Thank you for the assistance you give. It is much appreciated.

February 15th was SRO (School Resource Officer) Appreciation Day. Several Greeneville City Schools recognized their SROs on Facebook. We are proud of all of our SROs!

Our officers took a quick selfie break at the GCSEF Daddy Daughter Dance! Thank you Patrol Officers Matthew Wilkerson, Mark Trent, and Megan Tomblin! ❤️