MNPD Family Intervention Program

10/05/2026

Our own Brandon Hubbard was among 55 MNPD officers and professional support staff that graduated as Cohorts 5 and 6 of the ASPIRE Leadership Institute at Bridgestone Arena!

Hand-selected for their leadership potential, participants spent four months strengthening skills in communication, accountability, emotional intelligence, collaboration, relationship building and community engagement.

ASPIRE was developed through a partnership between the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, the Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance and InteraWorks to invest in the people helping lead the department and serve Nashville.

Congratulations Brandon! 🎉

10/03/2026

The FIP is grateful to have Ali W**e as a valued member of our team. This award is truly well deserved. Ali works tirelessly to support and serve victims of crime throughout Davidson County, and her dedication and compassion make a meaningful difference in our community. Congratulations Ali and Captain Weir on your awards.

10/02/2026

Domestic Violence Awareness Month is observed nationally in October to raise awareness, support survivors, and honor lives lost to domestic violence. If you are a survivor of domestic violence, there is help available to you. Call us at 615-862-7773. We are here to help. Metropolitan Nashville Police Department

08/18/2026

The FIP hosted an Ice Cream Social today for the partners co‑located in the Family Safety Center! 🍦😄 It was such a fun chance to come together, take a break, laugh a little, and enjoy some sweet treats. I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! 🍨🎉 Moments like this remind us how awesome our community is and how much we appreciate everyone who works alongside us. 💛🙌

06/19/2026

06/03/2026

FIP celebrates Pride Month! In the month of June we honor and celebrate LGBTQIA+ communities. At FIP we support our LGBTQIA+ communities not only in this month but everyday. FIP provides services to ALL victims of crime. Free help is available. We are here to help you! Metropolitan Nashville Police Department

05/29/2026

🌟 Supporting Vulnerable Adults in Davidson County 🌟

Members of the Davidson County Vulnerable Adult Protective Investigative Team (VAPIT)—a multidisciplinary partnership between the District Attorney’s Office, MNPD, Adult Protective Services, TBI, and community agencies—recently attended the Center on Aging Research and Education Services (CARES) Conference.
VAPIT works collaboratively to investigate cases involving older and vulnerable adults, provide essential services, and reduce the risk of abuse and neglect. The CARES Conference brings together dedicated professionals and community members who strive to protect this population and strengthen their skills and awareness.
✨ This is an amazing group who exemplify what a true Multi‑Disciplinary Team (MDT) looks like:
L to R: Laura Beth Harbin – FIP, Amy Hirschmann – VAPIT MNPD, Mary Griffin – DA’s Office, Kendra Cowper – VAPIT MNPD Domestic Violence Division

Their commitment, collaboration, and compassion make a powerful impact on vulnerable adults in our community. 💙
VAPIT
Metropolitan Nashville Police Department

05/26/2026

🌟 Counselor Ali W**e at CCAW 2026! 🌟

We are proud to share that Counselor Ali W**e presented at the Conference on Crimes Against Women (CCAW), a national event offering more than 250 workshops, case studies, and hands‑on labs led by experts across the country. CCAW is the only conference that addresses all crimes against women through a multidisciplinary approach, drawing more than 3,000 attendees each year and strengthening coordinated community responses nationwide.
Ali presented her session, “Identifying and Addressing the Impacts of Anti‑Fat Bias in the Context of Violence Against Women,” which resonated deeply with participants. Here are a few comments from attendees:

• “I’ve learned more in this session than I have in the whole conference.”
• “The way you present is so engaging and interesting—you need a podcast.”
👏 We are grateful for Ali’s dedication, expertise, and the meaningful impact she continues to make on our community and profession. Metropolitan Nashville Police Department

CCAW

05/22/2026

The FIP made a donation to the Office of Family Safety to help ensure clients who come to The Family Safety Center for services do not leave without having their immediate needs met. These donations help provide support to individuals and families during difficult times. Metropolitan Nashville Police Department
If you are interested in hosting a donation drive or donating food, please reach out to Abigail at [email protected].

05/18/2026

Congratulations to Supervisor Julie Wakeman, who graduated from the 9-month Aspire Leadership Training Institute! The program is sponsored by The Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance.