Tommy Curtis’s role as Deputy Chief of the Vicksburg Police Department began with a four-year scholarship commitment and grew into a 21-year career. Through faith-based leadership, mentoring local youth, and a focus on community policing, Curtis continues to shape a safer, more connected Vicksburg.

After more than three decades of service, Floyd County’s chief investigator, Maj. Jeff Jones, is bidding farewell to the force. Born and raised in Armuchee, Jones spent the majority of his career in the Floyd County Police Department, leaving a noteworthy impact on the community.

The Umatilla Police Department is encouraging residents to participate in a new Neighborhood Watch program aimed at reducing crime. Through shared responsibility and watchful cooperation, authorities hope to make the city safer and more connected.

In the years following September 11, 2001, police departments across the United States developed a more militarized persona, seen in both appearance and behavior. Now, some observers wonder if communities could soon see the return of local, neighborhood-style policing.

Rutland City Police are honing a new approach to local law enforcement—on two wheels. While Officers Tim Rice and Eric Morgano report no major chases since starting bicycle patrols, the bikes have already helped them steer suspects into custody with minimal commotion.

Niskayuna Police Sgt. Brandon Maura, a graduate of Niskayuna High School, has been chosen as the district’s new School Resource Officer. His selection comes as the SRO program returns to the district after a 17-year absence, marking a homecoming that promises renewed community engagement.

Clymer Borough Council is actively hiring a full-time patrol officer to strengthen its local police force. This effort underscores the borough’s commitment to ensuring public safety and meeting law enforcement needs.

The Jackson Police Department has been honored with the Tennessee Municipal League’s Excellence in Police Services Award, recognizing their dedication to constitutional and community policing.