www.franklintn.gov/police

To Report an Emergency
For life-threatening emergencies or crimes in progress always dial 911. To report other non-emergency crimes or to request police assistance dial (615) 794-2513. If you have a home or business where someone has special needs (handicap, oxygen, etc.), please call (615) 550-6819 so we can get that information added into the computer aided dispatch system to use in case either police, fire or EMS needs to respond to your location.

Franklin Police Department Featured on CNN for Launching Anonymous Text Tip Program
Franklin, TN - The Franklin Police Department is pleased to announce the launch of a new tool that allows our citizens the means to anonymously text tips to police from their cell phone. The Internet-based system, powered by CitizenObserver of Minneapolis, puts a powerful new crime fighting tool into the hands of our community.

Fingerprinting
Fingerprinting is a service that the Franklin Police Department offers to the citizens. This service is offered every Tuesday from 2:30 PM until 3:30 PM. The fee is $20. You are required to bring your Tennessee Driver's License and your own finger print cards. No appointment is necessary. If you do not have fingerprint cards, please contact the agency that is requesting your finger prints. They will provide you with the proper cards.

  Welcome to the Franklin Police Department website!

Chief of PolicePolice Chief Jackie Moore
The City of Franklin has earned a national reputation as a safe and vibrant community. It is a testament to the dedication and professionalism of the sworn and civilian personnel of our agency that our Police Department is acknowledged to be amongst the finest in the South. The Franklin Police Department is currently the ninth largest in the State and continues to maintain amongst the lowest crime rate per Submit an anonymous tip capita in Tennessee. As the city continues to grow, the department will evolve in order to continue to exceed the needs and expectation of our residents, visitors, and employees. The Franklin Police Department will continue to deliver professional, progressive, and responsive service to our community.

The Franklin Police Department is responsible for protecting the citizens of Franklin from crime; investigating and apprehending those individuals who are suspected of breaking federal, state or local laws within the City limits; enforcing City ordinances and traffic laws; providing traffic control on the streets and city schools; providing public information and education to the schools, citizen groups, and to the public about crime prevention, self-protection and the illegal use of narcotics. Click here for a special service request for the Franklin Police Department.


Franklin Police and the Governor's Highway Safety Office Turn Up The Heat
"We'll Be Everywhere"
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Our Mission
Law Enforcement AccreditationTo create and maintain public safety in the City of Franklin. We do so with focused attention on preventing and reducing crime, enforcing the law and apprehending criminals.

Our Vision
To create and maintain for the City of Franklin an environment of public safety recognized for its zero tolerance for crime and its compassion and responsiveness to the needs, rights, and expectations of all its citizens, employees, and visitors.

Interested in Learning More About the Franklin Police Department?
If you’ve ever wondered about a career with the Franklin Police Department, please click here for an informative presentation about our department and the Franklin community. For additional information, contact Sergeant Ray Dilworth or contact the City of Franklin Human Resources Department at (615) 791-3216.

Auction Items Now Available
Click on the link below for updates on items being auctioned by the City of Franklin and the Franklin Police Department:
  GovDeals.com: Franklin Police Auction Items


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