Police Department

Neighborhood Watch

The Neighborhood Watch Program is a community-based program that unites law enforcement agencies, local organizations and individual citizens in a community-wide effort to reduce residential burglary. Members learn how to make their homes more secure, watch out for each other, the neighborhood and report activities that raise their suspicions to the police.

You can form a Neighborhood Watch group around any geographical unit such as a block, apartment building, park, business area, housing complex or office.

Periodic meetings of your Neighborhood Watch group should be used to develop programs to heighten awareness of, and proper response to, suspected or actual criminal activity.

Speakers from law enforcement, as well as from a wide range of community organizations can address many topics of interest to your group.

For more information on how to start a Neighborhood Watch Program, please email:

Sergeant Melvin Cunningham
-or-
Officer Kyle Evans

or contact them at:
Murfreesboro Police Annex
324 South Church Street
Murfreesboro, Tennessee 37130
Phone: (615) 895-3874
Fax: (615) 849-2628

Welcome!
from Glenn Chrisman, Murfreesboro Police Chief

Welcome to the web page for the Murfreesboro Police Department. We hope the information provided on these pages will be of assistance to you regarding the services provided by our department.

At Murfreesboro Police, we are committed to the protection of life and the prevention of crime and disorder in support of our ultimate goal of creating a better quality of life for our citizens, visitors and ourselves. To accomplish this goal, we need the help and support of all members of our community. As a community-policing department, we are interested in building partnerships with community members in order to improve our ability to solve problems, prevent crime and improve the quality of our police services.

Please feel free to contact our department at any time with questions about police services or suggestions for improvement.