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05/13/2026
Fire hall visit day for our current fire dispatch training class.
A few of these faces may look familiar — they’ve already been part of our team for some time, answering 911 calls and dispatching police incidents. Before moving into fire dispatch training, our team members spend time building experience in those disciplines first.
Thank you to all the halls who hosted us today. 🚒
05/12/2026
05/08/2026
Man Jailed for Fighting MNPD Officer on I-440 Ramp Thursday Night Joseph Rainey, 43, who fought with Metro Police Officer Peter Kinsey Thursday night on the I-440 exit ramp to West End Avenue, is jailed this morning after...
04/29/2026
Interim Director Patrice Coleman and members of our Command Staff are attending the 63rd Annual State of Metro address this morning, delivered by Freddie O'Connell, Mayor of Metropolitan Nashville & Davidson County, at Nissan Stadium.
04/28/2026
Nashville and Davidson County are included in a Tornado WATCH issued by the National Weather Service Nashville until 5:00 AM CDT, Monday April 28, 2026.
A Tornado WATCH means conditions are favorable for tornadoes. Stay and have a shelter plan ready.
A Tornado WARNING means a tornado is occurring or about to occur. Take shelter immediately! You may only have seconds to act.
Do NOT call 911 for weather information or simply because you received a watch or warning alert!
911 must remain open for life-threatening emergencies. Keeping these lines clear ensures people who rely on 911 as a lifeline can get immediate police, fire, or medical assistance.
Remember to make sure Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) are enabled on your devices. These alerts can save lives!
04/27/2026
Severe weather is expected tonight across Middle Tennessee including and Davidson County.
According to the US National Weather Service Nashville Tennessee, storms will move in late this evening and continue overnight. Damaging winds and tornadoes are possible.
Stay and keep 911 lines open for emergencies. Do not call 911 for general information. For non-emergency issues in Nashville and Davidson County, use hubNashville or call 311.
04/25/2026
Y’all can RUN IT 🏃♂️💨
As much as we’d love to be out there with you, we had to take this year off… you know, to keep the peace and make sure everyone stays safe. Our team and Tactical Dispatch personnel have your back.
In the spirit of Kris Jenner — to the runners if no one has told you yet: you’re doing great, sweetie!