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10/30/24

The Franklin Police Department provides tips on keeping your little ghouls and goblins safe this Halloween.

10/17/24

BLUE-COLLAR is BACK! In this month's edition, we meet Hannah and Noel. Plus, an update on Spot, Bea, and She-She.

10/15/24

Officer Ryan Howell discusses the uptick in distraction thefts at local grocery stores and how you can avoid becoming a victim.

 9/26/24

Check out the first installment of Blue-Collar, a new initiative from the Franklin Police Department! Our goal is to bring awareness to the dogs and cats at the Williamson County Animal Center in need of a new "leash on life." Today's pets are Spot, She-She, and Bee. Interested in adopting? Stop by the shelter today!

9/11/24

The Franklin Police Department holds its annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at police headquarters.

9/10/24

On Wednesday, our nation will come together to honor the heroes and remember the lives lost 23 years ago on September 11.

8/8/2024

During these dog days of summer, the Harpeth River is a popular place to visit. For that reason, Franklin Police Officer Garrett Dreessen, a member of our Dive/Swiftwater Rescue Team, wanted to provide some useful tips on how to stay safe.

 8/7/2024

In light of the key pad credit card skimmers that were found at several area grocery stores last weekend, many of you asked for some guidance on how to avoid falling victim and what to lookout for. The Franklin Police Department's Public Information Office and Detective Dan Ogilvie produced this video to provide some helpful tips.

8/4/2024

It's that time of year again! Our kids are heading back to the classroom this week. As Franklin Police Department Traffic Officer Joe LeCates explains, that means there will be some changes on our area roadways.

5/8/2024

It's Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. In 2022, 6,218 motorcyclists were killed in traffic crashes, representing 15% of all traffic fatalities. Franklin Police Department officers strive to keep motorcyclists safe on our city roads. Officer Domenico Buffa provides some insightful tips in the video below.

3/29/24

Koby, a 1-year-old Chocolate Labrador Retriever, is the first narcotics detection K-9 to join the Franklin Police Department since 2017. He is trained to detect and alert to the odor of marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, and heroin. Koby can search buildings, vehicles, parcels, and more.

3/27/24

3/22/24

Check out the video to learn why it's vital to attend one of these if you have questions or concerns about your car seat.