Hardeman County Sheriff's Office

Hardeman County Sheriff's Office Phone: 731-658-3971

Crime Stoppers - 731-658-4636

The 100 Deadliest Days: Keeping Teen Drivers Safe This SummerSummer has notoriously become known as the "100 Deadliest D...
06/01/2026

The 100 Deadliest Days: Keeping Teen Drivers Safe This Summer

Summer has notoriously become known as the "100 Deadliest Days" for teen drivers. Parents play a key role in ensuring their teen drivers' safety by staying engaged in their driving habits and reinforcing safe practices:
📵 Avoid Distractions
đźš­ Avoid Substances
đźš— Avoid driving with extra passengers
🚦 Buckle Up
💤 Don’t drive drowsy
🏎️ Slow Down
More: tntrafficsafety.org/teens

Grant-Funded AEDs Strengthen Public Safety EffortsWe are proud to announce that our agency has received Automated Extern...
05/27/2026

Grant-Funded AEDs Strengthen Public Safety Efforts

We are proud to announce that our agency has received Automated External Defibrillators (AED's) through grant funding to enhance emergency medical response throughout our county. For the past two years, Hardeman County Mayor Todd Pulse has worked closely with the State of Tennessee to secure grant funding for our county. Mayor Pulse has also worked alongside Sheriff Doolen to assess the Sheriff's Office needs and apply for state funding to help meet those needs.
These AEDs will be placed in each patrol unit, allowing deputies to provide immediate lifesaving assistance during cardiac emergencies while awaiting EMS arrival. Quick access to an AED can make a critical difference when every second counts.
We are grateful for the grant funding that made this possible and remain committed to equipping our deputies with the tools and training needed to better serve and protect our citizens.

This summer, Jena will be spending her college break working with Southwestern Advantage, gaining real-world experience ...
05/18/2026

This summer, Jena will be spending her college break working with Southwestern Advantage, gaining real-world experience through hard work, communication, and entrepreneurship. As part of the program, she will be going door to door throughout the county offering educational children’s books and learning materials for families.

Jena is a dedicated college student taking advantage of an opportunity to build leadership and business skills while helping provide educational resources to children. We encourage everyone to be welcoming and supportive as she works through the area this summer.

We wish Jena the best of luck and appreciate her positive attitude and strong work ethic!

Jena will be driving a white Honda C-HR with an Arizona license plate.

We're Tennessee, we Buckle Up to set an example for our family in the car.
05/12/2026

We're Tennessee, we Buckle Up to set an example for our family in the car.

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness MonthBecause motorcycles are smaller than most vehicles, they can be difficult to see...
05/01/2026

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

Because motorcycles are smaller than most vehicles, they can be difficult to see. Remember to always and do your part to keep everyone on our road safe!

04/03/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨

The Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about fraudulent text messages claiming to be from the Tennessee Superior Court or the Tennessee Department of Public Safety and Homeland Security regarding unpaid traffic or parking fines.

These scam messages may include:
• Fake citation or case numbers
• Threats of license revocation, arrest, or increased insurance rates
• Claims your bank account or credit could be affected
• Links directing you to make immediate payment

Please be aware:
🔴 Tennessee does NOT have a “Superior Court”
đź”´ State or local agencies will NOT demand payment via text message
đź”´ These links are NOT official government websites
đź”´ Do NOT click any links or provide personal or financial information

These messages are scams designed to steal your information and money.

If you receive one of these texts:
✔️ Do not respond
✔️ Do not click the link
✔️ Delete the message

If you have concerns about a citation or court matter, contact the Hardeman County Court Clerk’s Office or the appropriate agency directly using a verified phone number.

Please share this post to help protect others in our community.

The Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office would like to congratulate Deputy Clint Dixon on being promoted to the rank of Serg...
03/31/2026

The Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office would like to congratulate Deputy Clint Dixon on being promoted to the rank of Sergeant.

This promotion is a reflection of their hard work, dedication, leadership, and commitment to serving our community. We are proud to have them step into this new role and continue making a positive impact within our agency.

Please join us in congratulating Sergeant Dixon on this well-deserved achievement and wishing him continued success in his new position.

We are proud to announce that Deputies Jamison Powell, Chris Toombs, and Ross Sullivan have successfully graduated from ...
03/28/2026

We are proud to announce that Deputies Jamison Powell, Chris Toombs, and Ross Sullivan have successfully graduated from the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy.

This achievement represents months of hard work, discipline, and dedication to learning the skills necessary to serve and protect our community. We commend their commitment and perseverance throughout this demanding process.

Please join us in congratulating Deputies Powell, Toombs, and Sullivan as they begin their careers in law enforcement. We are confident they will serve with integrity, professionalism, and honor.

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Bolivar, TN
38008

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