Oliver Springs Police Department

05/20/2026

Apply online at https://oliversprings-tn.gov/Jobs.aspx?UniqueId=100&From=All&CommunityJobs=False&JobID=Police-Officer-16

05/16/2026

Special Thanks to the Roane County Animal Shelter for coming out! Swing by Beech Park Church to adopt!

05/16/2026

5th Annual Crafts & Car Show is about to start! Swing by

05/11/2026

Reminder, this Saturday!

05/01/2026

04/25/2026

NATIONAL DRUG TAKE BACK DAY

Join us for a safe, convenient way to dispose of unused or expired medications!

Saturday, April 26th
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Food City
508 E Tri County Blvd, Oliver Springs

In partnership with:
DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration)
Roane County Anti-Drug Coalition
Oliver Springs Police Department

Free and anonymous
No questions asked
Help keep our community safe

Unused medications in your home can lead to misuse, addiction, or accidental poisoning. Do your part to protect your family and neighbors.

Accepted: Pills, patches, and other solid medications
Not accepted: Liquids, needles, or sharps

Share this post and spread the word. Together, we can make a difference.

04/12/2026

Today begins National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, a time dedicated to recognizing the extraordinary work of telecommunicators across Tennessee and throughout the nation. These professionals are the calm voice in the chaos, providing critical support during life’s most urgent moments.
We thank you for your dedication, compassion, and unwavering service to our communities.

04/09/2026

Oliver Springs had a successful lockdown drill this morning and we would like to thank the Roane County Sheriff’s Department, OSPD, and Tennessee Highway Patrol.

04/02/2026

April 2nd Council Meeting has been cancelled for tonight.

03/31/2026

KTG Foundation Partners with Oliver Springs Police Department to Provide Sensory Bags for Autism Awareness and Safety

Jennifer King of the KTG Foundation recently joined officers from the Oliver Springs Police Department to mark a meaningful partnership aimed at improving interactions between law enforcement and individuals on the autism spectrum. As part of this initiative, KTG Foundation will be donating sensory bags that will be carried in patrol vehicles and used by officers during calls involving individuals with autism or sensory processing challenges.

The photo commemorating this moment highlights a shared commitment to compassion, understanding, and community safety.
Sensory bags are thoughtfully assembled kits that include items such as noise-reducing headphones, fidget tools, and other calming resources. These tools are designed to help individuals regulate sensory input, reduce anxiety, and improve communication during what can often be overwhelming or high-stress situations.

For law enforcement officers, having access to sensory bags can make a critical difference. Encounters with individuals on the autism spectrum may sometimes be misunderstood due to differences in communication, eye contact, or responses to authority. Sensory tools provide officers with immediate, practical ways to de-escalate situations, build trust, and create a safer, more supportive environment for everyone involved.

"This partnership is about equipping our Officers with the tools they need to better serve every member of our community," said Chief David Laxton.

KG Foundation continues to advocate for individuals with special needs by promoting awareness, accessibility, and community partnerships across East Tennessee. By working alongside local law enforcement agencies, the KG Foundation aims to ensure that all individuals, regardless of ability, are met with understanding and respect.