Fayetteville TN Police Foundation

02/27/2024

This benefit is a free resource to parents.

08/07/2023

I want to personally thank Mrs. Suzanne Wagar and the Fayetteville Tn. Police Foundation for their generous donation of Trauma Bags to our School Resource Officers. These bags will allow our SRO's to administer emergency first aid to students, teachers, employees and visitors to our schools. Pictured below are Sgt. Scotty Vaughn, Fayetteville High School, Officer James Owens, Fayetteville Middle School and Officer Drew Ivey, Ralph Askins Elementary School.

09/27/2022

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09/24/2022

Our SROs do a wonderful job for our children.

04/13/2022

Congratulations.

The Fayetteville Police Department would like to congratulate Nathan Simmons for graduating the Blount County Sheriff’s Department Training Academy Class 024. Officer Simmons underwent twelve weeks of law enforcement training, including criminal law, community-oriented policing, patrol tactics, defensive tactics, emergency vehicle operations, fi****ms, and physical fitness.
Of the 39 recruits, Officer Simmons won the “William D. Nuchols Outstanding Officer Award.” This award honors the recruit who displays overall leadership qualities and overall achievement. The award is named in honor of William D. Nuchols, a Blount County Sheriff’s deputy who was killed in the line of duty in 1956 in a car crash while responding to a call.
Additionally, Officer Simmons was recognized and honored as the Travis Parker Memorial Scholarship recipient. This scholarship was awarded by Maryville residents Tony and Hazel Hughes in recognition of son Travis Parker who was tragically killed in an automobile accident several years ago. It was Travis’s dream to become a law enforcement officer.
As part of the Travis Parker Memorial Scholarship, recruits were required to write a 500-word essay about why they wanted to become an officer. Officer Simmons was honored to write of his inspiration, his father, the late Manuel Ray Simmons. Deputy “Manny” Simmons was a retired 25 year veteran of the Madison County Sheriff’s Department, where he served with distinction on patrol and in criminal investigations. We have no doubt Nathan will carry on the same proud honor and tradition.

04/07/2022

Thank you for 32 years of service to Fayetteville.

03/10/2022

Retirement Reception for Chief Howell Friday, April 1, 2022 11-1 at the Municipal Building Auditorium!

09/22/2021

Thank you Fayetteville Police Department for the difference you make every day.

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06/11/2021

Congratulations Rhev.

05/07/2021

The Fayetteville TN Police Foundation participated in “Tablescapes” held at and benefiting the Fayetteville Lincoln County Museum. Suzanne Wagar designed the table using the theme “A Jekyll Island Luncheon with Pete the Potter.” The table featured handmade pottery by Pete Wagar. The table won Best of Show in the Amateur/Individual division and Best Place Setting.

05/07/2021

We had an opportunity to talk to a lot of people tonight about the Police Foundation. We enjoyed putting this tablescape together and were rewarded with two prizes: Best Place Setting and Best of Show - Amateur. We appreciate the Museum for giving us the opportunity to participate and get the word out about the Police Foundation.