Tennessee’s beautiful backroads are meant to be shared, not raced on. Speeding caused 13,653 crashes in Tennessee from 2022-2023. #SlowDownTN
Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/speeding
Protect those who protect you. #MoveOver to protect emergency personnel.
When you’re driving and see flashing lights on the side of the road, #MoveOver to the opposite lane so first responders and roadside crews can work safely. 🚒
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The Clinton Police Department recognizes Officer Kris Miville for the outstanding job he has done as a school resource officer for Clinton City Schools! Officer Miville obtained his L.E.A.D. instructor certification last year and has helped to implement the program in each of the three city elementary schools. Today Officer Miville graduated 102 students from the program who now have a better understanding on making good choices and how to be positive members of their community. We also want to commend Clinton City Schools on the partnership we are blessed to have. This partnership not only enhances school security, but enriches the lives of our children through incredible programs such as L.E.A.D.!
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Leading causes of work zone crashes are distractions, following too closely, and driving too fast. When passing a work zone close to the road, slow down to keep them safe! #NWZAW
In response to an uptick in gift card fraud scams, the Police Department wants our community to be educated and prepared to protect themselves against fraudulent scams. If you have any questions about the posted flyer please don't hesitate to contact us.
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In 2023, 1 out of 9 crashes on Tennessee roadways involved a distracted driver. While various factors contribute, phone use stands out as the most preventable cause. 📵 Prioritize safety: set your GPS beforehand and activate 'Do Not Disturb' mode to keep your eyes where they belong.
Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving
We at the Police Department want to commend our outstanding community members for their support! We recently posted a request to help identify two suspects in a theft from a local business and the response has been fantastic! You have called, emailed, and showed up in person to assist in solving crime in your city. This type of mutual cooperation and partnership with our community is what makes Clinton such a great place to live, work, shop, and play!
We are asking once again for your help in identifying two suspects who have no respect for other people's property. On 04/15/24 the two suspects pictured stole a X-Pro 125cc dirt bike (blue in color) from the front yard of a residence on Edgewood Circle. The suspects then left the area in a Chevy Equinox. If you have any information at all on the identity of either suspect please contact the police department at 865-457-3112 or email Officer Padilla (bpadilla@clintontn.net). Again, Thank You for taking an active role in the safety and security of your city!
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In 2023, more work zone crashes happened during daylight hours than at night. However, work zone crashes that happened at night were more likely to result in fatality. #NWZAW
The Clinton Police Department mourns the loss of a dedicated public servant today. Retired Officer Wally Carmichael will always be lovingly remembered as one of Clinton's most dedicated police officers. Officer Carmichael faithfully served the city of Clinton for 34 years before retiring. Wally was a staple for our community and consistently showed his compassion for the citizens of Clinton. He will be deeply missed. The Clinton Police Department extends our deepest condolences to the Carmichael family for their loss. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers through this difficult time.
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There’s just no safe way to check notifications when you’re driving. Keep your focus on the road — distractions are dangerous, even when there are no other vehicles around you. #HandsFreeTN
Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving
Identities Needed! On 03/11/24 Clinton Police Officers responded to a theft at the Coin Laundry located at 779 N. Main St. The suspects pictured damaged an amusement coin machine with a hammer and stole approximately $500 from it. We are asking for your help to identify these individuals. Clinton Police Officers work diligently to keep our community safe and will not tolerate criminal activity. If you know one or both of these suspects, please call 865-457-3112 or email Officer Terry (wterry@clintontn.net) with your information. Thank You!
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Road workers have to operate very close to traffic in order to improve safety for everyone. Put your phone down, reduce your speed, pay attention to signs and flaggers, and increase your following distance to help keep road workers safe on the job. #NWZAW
#MoveOver, not just because it’s the law, but because it’s the right thing to do to protect law enforcement and other first responders. 🚒 🚑 🚓🚧
Behind the wheel, your only focus should be the road ahead. Let's make hands-free driving the norm in Tennessee. Spread the word and save lives. #HandsFreeTN
Learn more: handsfreetn.com
It really is that simple. #HandsFreeTN
Read more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving
Distractions can turn a moment into a tragedy. It's time to prioritize safety over convenience. Join the movement for hands-free driving and make a difference on Tennessee's roads. #HandsFreeTN
Learn more: handsfreetn.com
Has a City Employee gone above and beyond their duties? Submit them for the Employee of the Quarter. www.clintontn.net/employee
Remove the temptation to sneak a peek! Turn on the Do Not Disturb feature on your cell phone to turn off notifications while you’re driving. Keep it #HandsFreeTN!
Read more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving
Every text, call, or notification can wait. Don't let distractions take away what matters most – your safety and the safety of others. #HandsFreeTN
Learn more: handsfreetn.com
