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Community Engagement
Murfreesboro Police Department is committed to the protection of life and the prevention of crime and disorder through community-oriented policing. This approach emphasizes partnerships and innovative solutions to address crime and other safety issues in our community. Garry Carter is the Supervisor over Community Engagement. We partner with Murfreesboro City Schools, other organizations in our city and our citizens through programs such as our School Resource Officers, Shop with a Cop, RAD Women self-defense classes, Junior Police Summer Camp, Neighborhood Watch meetings, Volunteer Chaplain program, Child Passenger Safety Program, Citizens Police Academy, and Teen Citizens Police Academy. Lieutenant Carter also oversees the Recruitment Unit. The primary goal of the Recruitment Unit is to attract the most qualified applicants for the position of police officer. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that our workforce is reflective of the community that we serve.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SUPERVISORS |
The Crime Prevention Programs Supervisor provides oversight to several programs within the department. We are committed to crime prevention through education and partnerships with businesses, organizations, and the citizens of Murfreesboro. The crime prevention program supervisor oversees programs including Neighborhood Watch, the Multi-Housing Crime Prevention Program, Workplace Violence Education, and Site Security Evaluations. |