Coopertown Police Department

06/09/2026

Motorcyclists’ safety is everyone’s safety. Slow your decision-making process down at intersections, proceed with caution, and always for motorcycles.

More motorcycle safety tips: tntrafficsafety.org/motorcycles

06/08/2026

Driving hands free isn’t just the law, it’s a way to take care of yourself and the people you love.

Get the facts about distracted driving at tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving

06/07/2026

As you enjoy evening strolls in the summer, prioritize safety in low light. Boost visibility by carrying a flashlight and wearing reflective gear. Stick to designated crossings and walk facing traffic on unlit roads.

Drivers: Slow down so you have more time to react if someone enters the roadway unexpectedly.

Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/bike-ped

06/06/2026

Falling objects from moving vehicles are a hazard for drivers and motorcyclists traveling behind you.

It doesn’t matter if you’re traveling 1 mile or 100 miles; it is your responsibility as a driver to secure loose items from sliding, shifting, falling or flying out of your vehicle or trailer.

Even trash or dirt can become a deadly projectile, so take time to make sure everything is secure before you hit the road.

More: nhtsa.gov/drive-safe-secure-your-load

06/05/2026

Motorcycles are smaller and harder to spot in your mirrors, especially in heavy traffic or low light. Take the extra second to adjust your mirrors and check your blind spots, and then check again. That second look could save a life.

Read more: tntrafficsafety.org/motorcycles

06/04/2026

Before setting out on your summer travels, schedule a professional vehicle inspection or perform a thorough check yourself.

1. Make sure the air conditioning is fully functioning before you set out
2. Inspect your brakes and lights (headlights and taillights)
3. Check your tire pressure and tread depth
4. Is it time for an oil change? Check all fluid levels
5. Make sure wiper blades are in good condition
6. Check for vehicle recalls on NHTSA.gov/recalls

06/04/2026

Deter criminal activity in your community with the - a reminder to secure your valuables and help deter and prevent theft.

It only takes a moment to help deter criminal activity in your neig...

06/03/2026

Get ready to roll, it’s World Bicycle Day! 🚴Enjoying safe cycling includes:

✅ Wearing a helmet
✅ Following traffic signs
✅ Riding with traffic, and using bike lanes when available
✅ Staying alert

Bicycle safety tips: NHTSA.gov/BicycleSafety

06/03/2026

UPDATE: Cuong Pham, the subject of a , has been found safe in Antioch.

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We need your help to find Cuong Pham, who is missing from Davidson County.

The 91-year-old is 4’10”, 120 lbs., with gray hair and brown eyes.

He was last seen on Tuesday wearing a gray sweater, black pants, and beige shoes.

Cuong has a medical condition that may impair his ability to return safely without assistance.

Spot him? Call the Metro Nashville Police Department at 615-862-8600 or TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND!

For more details on this alert, TBI's Silver Alert program, and more resources, download the TBI Find App: tbi.pub/TBIFindApp

06/03/2026

Nobody likes a thief. Why make it easy for them? Lock your vehicles and homes. Bring in your medications, weapons, and valuables. Make it your

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