Coopertown Police Department is continuously seeking opportunities to partner with the community to foster strong relationships, offer assistance, and educate. Some of the events and programs the department is involved in:
Barrel Festival
Halloween
Operation: Lend-A-Hand
Yellow DOT
Touch A Truck
Shop With A Cop
Ride4Kidz
Jeeps4LittlePeeps
Sergeant Parker and volunteers hand out candy and stickers to trick-or-treaters.
Officer LaBeause, Officer Brown and Sergeant Jackson ready for Halloween.
Officer Brown gives Trick-Or-Treaters some treats.
Sergeant Jackson, Officer LaBeause, Officer Day, and Officer Zumbroegel greet Trick-Or-Treaters.
Coopertown Officers helped remove snow and ice from Coopertown resident's homes.
Coopertown Officers helped remove snow and ice from Coopertown resident's homes
Coopertown Police work to clear snow and ice from the steps and handicap access at Coopertown Church of Christ.
Coopertown Police work to clear snow and ice from the steps and handicap access at Coopertown Church of Christ.
Coopertown Officers helped remove snow and ice from Coopertown resident's homes.
Coopertown Police work to clear snow and ice from the steps and handicap access at Battle Creek Baptist Church.
Coopertown Police Department is designated as a Yellow DOT enrollment center. The Tennessee Yellow DOT Program is designed to provide first responders with an individual’s medical information in the event of an emergency on Tennessee’s
roadways. The information can mean the difference between life and death in the “Golden Hour” immediately following a serious incident.
For more information from TDOT regarding the Yellow DOT program visit the TDOT Yellow DOT website.
Click here for a copy of the Yellow DOT Medical Information Form. You may pick up Yellow DOT packets at Coopertown Police
Department. They are available for passenger vehicles and motorcycles. If you are not able to provide a recent photo for the packet, we can take your photo and assist with completing the packet.
Once completed, the packet remains in your glove box and the enclosed decal goes on the vehicle's left, bottom corner of the back window. The sticker indicates to First Responders that you have a Yellow DOT packet in your glove
box with important medical and emergency information. The packet does not contain your social security number and only YOU retain the information in the packet.
Coopertown Police host their annual Touch-A-Truck event, giving visitors the opportunity to see all sorts of fascinating vehicles and equipment.
Coopertown Police host their annual Touch-A-Truck event, giving visitors the opportunity to see all sorts of fascinating vehicles and equipment.
Coopertown Police host their annual Touch-A-Truck event, giving visitors the opportunity to see all sorts of fascinating vehicles and equipment.
Coopertown Police host their annual Touch-A-Truck event, giving visitors the opportunity to see all sorts of fascinating vehicles and equipment.
Coopertown Police host their annual Touch-A-Truck event, giving visitors the opportunity to see all sorts of fascinating vehicles and equipment.
Coopertown Police host their annual Touch-A-Truck event, giving visitors the opportunity to see all sorts of fascinating vehicles and equipment.
Coopertown Police host their annual Touch-A-Truck event, giving visitors the opportunity to see all sorts of fascinating vehicles and equipment.
The 1st Annual Ride4Kidz was a scenic ride into Kentucky. Donations received benefit CPD's annual Shop With A Cop event.
The 1st Annual Ride4Kidz was a scenic ride into Kentucky. Donations received benefit CPD's annual Shop With A Cop event.
Coopertown Mayor Becca Werner flew the American and Ride4Kidz flags during the ride.
Everyone who attended or volunteered for the event helped make it a success.
Raffle Winner 3rd place - Logan Gibson.
Raffle Winner 2nd place - Robin Ford.
Raffle Winner 1st place - Mary and JC Carter.
Springfield, TN 37172
Emergency Dial: 911
Non-Emergency Dial: 615-384-4911
Administration/Clerk: 615-382-7007
Fax: 615-382-2479
CPD Official FacebookIf you have an emergency, Dial 911
For Non-Emergencies
If you need an officer to respond or take a report, call dispatch at 615-384-4911. (24/7)
To obtain a copy of a crash report, visit PurchaseTNCrash.gov
For administrative concerns, questions regarding Coopertown Municipal Court, obtaining police reports, or other general inquiries, contact Coopertown Police Department at 615-382-7007.
* - Please note: This number is not used to have an officer dispatched to emergencies or non-emergencies.
Administrative Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Administrative Offices are closed on Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays.
