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Friday, August 28th, 2026Officers assisted a stranded motorist on Tucker Road after a vehicle experienced battery issues...
08/31/2026

Friday, August 28th, 2026

Officers assisted a stranded motorist on Tucker Road after a vehicle experienced battery issues. A private tow service retrieved the vehicle.

A property report was taken on Griffin Street for a stolen laptop. The reporting party was unsure where the theft occurred. The incident was documented.

A theft on Wellesley Drive involved a missing Apple Watch after two helpers hired for moving work left the residence. The individual called in later to advise that the situation had been resolved and did not want to proceed with documentation.

A property report was completed on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road for damage to a front door. No signs of forced entry were found.

A citizen assist at the police department involved discussing concerns regarding a possible protective‑order violation.

Saturday, August 29th, 2026

A citizen assist was completed on University Drive after officers provided a ride to someone on crutches who was struggling to get to church.

A citizen reported concerns about potential identity theft involving accounts opened in their name. The incident was documented.

Officers responded to an unknown 911 call on Colcord Drive. The area was checked, and no distress was found.

An odor investigation was conducted at an apartment on Tradewinds Circle after a report of possible drug use. No odor was detected, and the complainant was advised of the findings.

Officers checked City Station Drive for a noise complaint involving loud music and dancing. No source of noise was located.

Officers responded to a medical alarm at Turkey Ridge. The call was accidental, and no emergency was found.

Suspicious activity on Don Ray Way involved juveniles playing a game. They were transported home, and their parents were informed.

Officers responded to a hazard on Lee Highway where a damaged guardrail and debris were found. Public Works was notified for cleanup and repair.

Sunday, August 30th, 2026

An unknown 911 call was received from an apartment on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road. Contact was made, and it was determined a child had been playing with the phone.

A two‑vehicle crash occurred on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road. There were no injuries reported.

Officers assisted Hamilton County Deputies with the arrest of an individual in the Integra Preserve Complex. The individual was charged with violating a protection order.

A citizen visited the police department with questions regarding a parenting agreement and custody exchange. They were advised to consult their attorney or the courts.

Officers assisted a broken‑down delivery truck on Apison Pike and helped remove it from the roadway.

The second party involved in an earlier custody dispute came to the police department claiming threats were made. Video evidence did not support the allegation, and they were advised to speak with legal counsel. The incident was documented.

A purse containing a handgun was located at a business on Little Debbie Parkway. The owner was identified.

A suspicious‑vehicle call on Kellogg Creek Trail involved a truck believed to have someone living inside. The vehicle was registered to a resident, and no issues were found.

That's all folks!

Please join us in welcoming Kyle Grandey, the newest officer to join our police department!He will be attending the upco...
08/28/2026

Please join us in welcoming Kyle Grandey, the newest officer to join our police department!

He will be attending the upcoming Cleveland State Academy as he works toward completing his training and becoming a certified law enforcement officer.

His experience, dedication, and commitment to serving others will be valuable additions to our team. As he begins getting to know our community, we hope you’ll take the opportunity to get to know him as well. If you see Kyle around the city, please give him a warm welcome.

Welcome to the department, Kyle! We’re glad to have you aboard.

Thursday, August 27th, 2026An alarm was triggered at a business on Little Debbie Parkway. The building was checked, and ...
08/28/2026

Thursday, August 27th, 2026

An alarm was triggered at a business on Little Debbie Parkway. The building was checked, and everything was found secure.

A traffic stop on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road led to an arrest for driving on a suspended license.

An individual at the police station was taken into custody on a bond revocation warrant for driving on a suspended license.

A crash occurred on Old Lee Highway in a drive‑through where one vehicle rear‑ended another.

An unknown 911 call was checked on Lee Highway near a business. No one was in distress.

Officers responded to a business on Little Debbie Parkway for a reported robbery in progress involving masked individuals. Contact with the individuals and management revealed it was a prank staged by another store branch.

A traffic stop on Lee Highway resulted in an arrest for DUI, legend drug possession, drug paraphernalia, Schedule VI possession, implied‑consent violation, and speeding. The individual was transported to jail and is being held on bond.

A warrant service was conducted at the police department for a bond revocation warrant related to driving on a suspended license.

Officers assisted fire personnel and Tri‑Comm at an apartment on Kellogg Creek Trail, helping an elderly person move safely from the floor to a chair.

That's all folks!

Wednesday, August 26th, 2026Officers assisted a driver on Apison Pike whose vehicle had two flat tires and only one spar...
08/27/2026

Wednesday, August 26th, 2026

Officers assisted a driver on Apison Pike whose vehicle had two flat tires and only one spare. The vehicle was removed by a tow truck.

A citizen came to the police department requesting help checking window‑tint compliance.

An unknown 911 call at a business on Apison Pike was checked. No one was in distress.

An individual turned themselves in at the police department on warrants for possession of a controlled substance and driving on a license that is revoked for DUI. They were transported to the county jail.

A hit‑and‑run report was taken on Harmony Lane.

A rear‑end collision occurred on Main Street. No injuries were reported.

A miscellaneous complaint at Layton Lane involved a driver repeatedly traveling the road while yelling and cursing. The caller wanted the incident documented.

An arrest was made at the police department for an active warrant involving aggravated stalking.

A citizen reported credit card fraud and stated an account had been opened in their name.

An alarm at a laundromat on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road was activated accidentally by an employee.

A call for an unconscious person on Old Lee Highway resulted in an arrest for DUI. The individual was transported to jail.

A hazard on Moore Road involved a fallen tree blocking both lanes. Public Works responded and cleared the roadway.

That's all folks!

Tuesday, August 25th, 2026A theft call on McKee Drive involved a trailer hitch reported stolen, which was later found in...
08/26/2026

Tuesday, August 25th, 2026

A theft call on McKee Drive involved a trailer hitch reported stolen, which was later found in the parking lot.

A two‑vehicle crash occurred at Apison Pike and College Drive East. No injuries were reported.

A civil matter at a business on Little Debbie Parkway involved a vehicle purchased through an online marketplace. The buyer had trouble registering it due to title paperwork issues. The seller was eventually contacted and the matter resolved.

A hazardous‑roadway call on Tucker Road involved a report of a stick in the road. No hazards were found.

A citizen assist at the police department involved someone reporting that a person had visited their workplace and later their home in violation of an exclusionary zone.

A crash occurred at Old Lee Highway and Little Debbie Parkway.

A delayed crash report was taken for a collision that occurred over a week earlier in a restaurant parking lot.

A citizen was assisted on Taylor Circle after they inquired whether they had any active warrants.

A serious crash occurred on Apison Pike in which a vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree. Officers extinguished a fire and stabilized the driver until EMS and Fire arrived. The driver was transported with critical injuries.

That's all folks!

Monday, August 24th, 2026A fire alarm on Taylor Circle was activated. It was caused by food burned in a microwave, and n...
08/25/2026

Monday, August 24th, 2026

A fire alarm on Taylor Circle was activated. It was caused by food burned in a microwave, and no further action was needed.

A two‑vehicle crash occurred at Auto Zone.

Another two‑vehicle crash at the intersection of Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road and Bill Reed Road resulted in one driver being transported for leg and shoulder pain.

Officers spoke with a caller who had questions related to a previous crash.

Officers responded to the 4800 block of Taylor Circle for a collision where one vehicle backed into a parked truck. The incident was documented.

An alarm at a business on Jetrail Drive was checked, and the building was secure.

A suspicious‑vehicle call at Nature Nook led officers to contact two individuals in a parked vehicle. They were advised to relocate their conversation.

That's all folks!

COLLEGEDALE COMMISSION INVESTS IN POLICE STAFFINGCOLLEGEDALE, TN (08/24/2026) - The Collegedale Police Department has hi...
08/24/2026

COLLEGEDALE COMMISSION INVESTS IN POLICE STAFFING

COLLEGEDALE, TN (08/24/2026) - The Collegedale Police Department has hired four additional police officers, increasing the department’s full-time sworn strength from 29 to 33 officers.

The new positions were made possible through the continued support of the Collegedale City Commission and its commitment to investing in public safety, officer safety, and the level of service provided to the community.

“We are grateful to the members of the Collegedale City Commission for recognizing the importance of maintaining appropriate staffing as our community continues to grow and change,” Police Chief Jack Sapp said. “Their support allows us to strengthen our department, provide our officers with additional resources and backup, and continue delivering the level of service Collegedale residents expect.”

All four new officers will be assigned to the Patrol Division, increasing patrol staffing from 19 to 23 officers. Patrol officers provide the department’s around-the-clock response to calls for service, traffic safety, neighborhood and business patrols, crash investigations, and other public safety needs throughout the city.
The additional officers will improve the department’s ability to maintain consistent patrol coverage when personnel are unavailable because of training, vacation, illness, court appearances, or other obligations. The increased staffing will also provide greater flexibility for officer backup, proactive policing, traffic safety, and community engagement.

The department’s responsibilities extend beyond Collegedale’s residential population. Each day, thousands of additional people enter the city to work, attend school, shop, visit businesses, and travel through the community. The additional officers will help the department meet those demands while maintaining a strong public safety presence throughout Collegedale.

“The City Commission’s decision is an investment not only in the people who live, work, attend school, and travel through Collegedale, but also in the men and women who serve this community around the clock,” Sapp said. “These additional officers will strengthen officer safety and help us continue providing professional, responsive service to our community.”

The Collegedale Police Department extends its sincere appreciation to the Collegedale City Commission for recognizing the department’s staffing needs and taking meaningful action to support the officers who serve the community.

Friday, August 21st, 2026A Walmart shopper on Little Debbie Parkway reported her vehicle missing, but it was located nea...
08/24/2026

Friday, August 21st, 2026

A Walmart shopper on Little Debbie Parkway reported her vehicle missing, but it was located nearby in a different row.

Officers responded to Tallant View Terrace for what was initially reported as a vehicle fire. It was found to be an overheated vehicle, which was pushed off the roadway until a tow truck arrived.

A caller on Apison Pike expressed concerns about retaliation connected to an ongoing legal matter. The caller was referred to the appropriate agency.

Warrants were faxed to the jail for an individual for failure to yield right‑of‑way, failure to report an accident, and leaving the scene.

A harassment report was made at Summit Peak Way after concerns were raised about disruptive drama within the complex.

Officers responded to Bess Moore Road on a report of someone believing an ex‑partner was targeting them online. It was determined that no actual contact had been made for years and no harassment occurred.

Officers assisted Hamilton County Deputies on Pattentown Road with a vehicle that went into a ditch.

A crash on Apison Pike resulted in a DUI arrest. The driver was also charged with violating the implied consent law.

Officers encountered an intoxicated person at a restaurant on Lee Highway. The individual was transported by EMS.

Saturday, August 22nd 2026

A hold‑up alarm at a business on Old Lee Highway was found to be an accidental activation. The building was secure.

A theft report was taken on Katie Kim Lane after a resident reported that someone stole an iPad and iPhone during a stay at the home earlier in the year. The incident was documented.

During the night shift, a burglar alarm at a residence on Edgmon Road was checked, and no signs of entry were found.

A parking‑lot crash on Apison Pike involved one vehicle backing into another.

A residential alarm on Wellesley Drive was checked. All doors were secure.

An unknown 911 call occurred on Caddo Lane. Officers checked the home and found no signs of distress.

A business alarm at Firehouse Subs on Old Lee Highway was activated accidentally while employees were closing for the night.

Sunday, August 23rd, 2026

A burglar alarm at a business on Reagan Lane was checked. The building was secure and silent.

A fire alarm on Taylor Circle was activated when a student burned food, triggering the smoke detector.

A well-being check was conducted on Hefner Way for someone who had not been seen in several weeks. Officers were unable to make contact with the individual.

An individual was arrested on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road for an active warrant involving larceny.

Officers assisted with a broken‑down truck on Lee Highway by pushing it out of the roadway.

A follow‑up well-being check was completed on Hefner Way. The individual was located, stated they were fine, and indicated plans to move.

Officers responded to Little Debbie Parkway where teenagers had been burning debris in a parking area. The fire was extinguished, and the subjects left before contact was made.

A hazard call on University Drive involved a trash can in the road, which was moved to the residence’s driveway.

Two alarms at a business on Reagan Lane were checked and found secure.

That's all folks!

👮🏼📚 Training today = better service tomorrow!Ofc. Brittany Williams has been off the road this week and hitting the clas...
08/21/2026

👮🏼📚 Training today = better service tomorrow!

Ofc. Brittany Williams has been off the road this week and hitting the classroom for some important training. She’s attending Stop Domestic Violence training hosted by the University of Tennessee’s Law Enforcement Innovation Center.

This course covers a wide range of topics related to domestic violence investigations and helps law enforcement officers strengthen their response to and prosecution of these difficult cases.

During the class, participants are:
🔹 Examining Tennessee state law
🔹 Understanding the dynamics of domestic violence
🔹 Learning effective patrol and investigative responses
🔹 Identifying resources available for domestic violence investigations

Domestic violence calls can be some of the most challenging calls our officers handle. Having well-trained officers who understand the complexities of these cases makes a difference for victims, families, and our community.

Great job, Ofc. Williams, for continuing to learn, grow, and sharpen your skills! 👏🏽

💙👮🏼

Thursday, August 20th, 2026An alarm at a business on Ooltewah Industrial Drive was activated accidentally by an employee...
08/21/2026

Thursday, August 20th, 2026

An alarm at a business on Ooltewah Industrial Drive was activated accidentally by an employee. The building was secure.

A two‑vehicle crash occurred on Little Debbie Parkway. There were no injuries reported.

A trespass warning was issued at a business on Little Debbie Parkway after an individual returned to the property. The person left without incident.

A traffic stop on Lee Highway resulted in a misdemeanor citation for possession of drug paraphernalia and driving on a suspended license.

A suspicious‑person call at a business on Elementary Way resulted in a trespass request. The individual left without incident.

A call about unaccompanied juveniles in a van on Little Debbie Parkway resulted in a search, but the vehicle was gone upon arrival.

A property‑damage report was taken on Apison Pike after someone left a note explaining damage to a vehicle mirror. The incident was documented.

A traffic stop on Lee Highway resulted in a misdemeanor citation for driving on a revoked license.

A traffic stop on Main Street led to a misdemeanor citation after drug paraphernalia was found.

A well-being check on McDonald Road was conducted for an individual who did not show up to work. The person was found at home and had fallen back asleep.

That's all folks!

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