Harriman, TN Police Department

08/04/2026

The Harriman Police Department is excited to be at National Night Out at Roane County Park! We’re here until 8:00 p.m., so stop by to meet our officers and K9 Izzy. We look forward to seeing you!

07/31/2026

🌶️🔥 Think your chili has what it takes? 🔥🌶️

The Harriman Fire & Police Chili Cook-Off is coming to the Hooray for Harriman Labor Day Festival on Monday, September 7, and we want YOU to join the competition!

🏆 Bring your best homemade chili and compete for bragging rights as one of Harriman’s best chili chefs—or stop by and cast your vote for your favorite!

📍 Location: Harriman Fire Department
🕥 Competitor Drop-Off: 10:30 AM
🥄 Public Tasting & Voting: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Whether you’re entering your famous recipe or just coming to sample some incredible chili, this is one event you won’t want to miss!
38th Annual Hooray for Harriman Labor Day Festival

06/04/2026

05/11/2026

Press Release from Chief Baron Tapp.

04/13/2026

This weekend, the Harriman Police Department held our Teen Driver Safety course for high school students. During this course, students learned about the rules of the road, distracted driving, impaired driving and more. All the students had a great time utilizing the impaired driving goggles.

Special thanks go out to Becky Goodman for sharing her experience about the impact an impaired driver made in her life. Thank you to all the students and we look forward to seeing students again in the future!

04/10/2026

Information on the upcoming Kids Police Camp! Call the Police Department to sign-up!

04/02/2026

The City of Harriman and Harriman, TN Police Department are incredibly grateful to the KTG Foundation for generously providing sensory bags to our Harriman Police Department.

These bags are an important resource that help officers better support residents who may experience sensory sensitivities, including individuals with autism, developmental differences, anxiety, or those facing overwhelming situations.

Each bag can offer comfort tools and calming items that help reduce stress during interactions, making moments that may feel overwhelming a little easier and more manageable.

This is more than a donation — it is an investment in compassion, understanding, and the well-being of our residents.

By equipping our officers with these resources, we are continuing to build a city that meets people where they are and responds with care.

Thank you to the KTG Foundation for helping us create a safer, more supportive Harriman for everyone. 💙 KTG Foundation