Hickman County Sheriff's Office

05/30/2026

It's Saturday, and we all have faith that you can make it through the weekend without saying, "Oh yeah? Watch this!" and then immediately becoming a topic of discussion at Hickman-Centerville 911 Dispatch and the several first responders that get sent to your location.

Have an awesome Saturday, Hickman County! We love ya!

The Possum believes in you. 🦝

05/28/2026

The Hickman County Sheriff’s Office is asking residents in the Duck River area to remain vigilant following an incident involving a wanted subject.

Earlier today, deputies attempted to stop a motorcycle in the Duck River area. The motorcycle fled from deputies. The motorcycle crashed and the rider fled on foot into a wooded area.

The motorcyclist has now been identified as Nicolas Sparkman, who has warrants out of Maury County and Hickman County.

At this time, it is unknown if he remains in the area or is armed. However, deputies will continue to maintain an increased presence in the area as a precaution.

If you observe any suspicious activity or believe you have information regarding his whereabouts, please contact Hickman County Dispatch immediately. (931)729-5146

Please do not approach the subject if seen. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance in helping keep our community safe.

05/25/2026

05/19/2026

Today we’re marking the end of two remarkable careers at Dispatch and the beginning of a new chapter for two people who have meant a great deal to this community.

For more than three decades, Roger Mays, and for over two decades, Kim Deal, answered the call; often unseen, often unheard, but always essential. Their work required patience, steady judgment, and compassion in moments when it mattered most. That kind of service leaves a lasting mark, not just on an agency, but on an entire community. The impact of their work will be felt for years to come.

If you’re nearby today, feel free to give a honk as a simple thank-you. And please join us in congratulating Roger and Kim on their retirement and wishing them nothing but the best moving forward.

05/18/2026

The Hickman County Sheriff’s Office had an officer-involved shooting today in the area of Beavercreek and Old Beavercreek Road. No deputies were injured. At this time, there is no ongoing threat to the community. The 32nd District Attorney’s office was notified and the TBI is investigating the incident. Please keep all those involved in your thoughts and prayers.