CALL 911 for police emergencies

The mission of the Tullahoma Police Department is to protect life and property through professional law enforcement. The Department employs 36 sworn officers, 4 public service officers and six reserve officers dedicated to carrying out its mission. Officers patrol 27 area miles encompassing 8,800 residences, 742 businesses and 600 miles of roadway. TPD officers are required to complete the Tennessee Law Enforcement Academy's eight-week basic police training course or provide proof of comparable training acceptable to the State within the first year of employment. They must then complete forty hours of inservice training each year thereafter.
      The Department is located at 201 W. Grundy Street, Tullahoma, and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A Public Service Officer is on duty at all times to answer questions, provide information and assist in obtaining accident and offense reports. The Department also maintains a full administrative staff for special community oriented programs and projects, including Crimestoppers, R.A.D., Bike Patrol, and Neighborhood Watch. Officers also participate in the local Special Olympics and Tip-A-Cop fundraiser.

All calls for service are dispatched from the Coffee County Consolidated Communication Center located at 911 Jack Welch Drive, Manchester, TN. If your call is of an emergency nature call 911. Calls for non-emergency service should be directed to the Com Center at 455-3411.