Ashland City Police Department

09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day from the Ashland City Police Department! 🇺🇸

Today, we celebrate the hardworking men and women who help make our community and our nation strong.

From first responders and healthcare workers to teachers, farmers, construction workers, small-business owners, public servants, and every hardworking American — thank you for your dedication, sacrifice, and commitment.

Labor Day is a reminder of the value of hard work and the people who keep our communities moving forward every day.

From all of us at the Ashland City Police Department, we wish you and your families a safe, happy, and relaxing Labor Day!

🇺🇸 Stay safe. Work hard. Take care of one another. 🇺🇸

Happy Labor Day!
— Ashland City Police Department 🚔🇺🇸

09/03/2026

UPDATE: We were able to identify the subject thanks to the assistance from our community. Thank you to those that were able to provide any and all helpful tips!

ASSISTANCE NEEDED – IDENTIFICATION

The Ashland City Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the female pictured below in connection with an ongoing theft investigation.

If you recognize this individual or have any information that may assist investigators, please contact the Ashland City Police Department at (615) 792-5618.

We appreciate our community’s assistance. Please share to help us identify this individual.

The individual pictured is being sought for identification purposes as part of an investigation.

08/30/2026

08/27/2026

School buses are among the safest vehicles on the road. Students are actually more at risk of injury when getting on or off the bus than they are while aboard.
Slow down and leave extra following distance for school buses. Pay attention to the road, especially in residential areas during school commuting times.
Remind your child that the bus stop is not a place to run or play.

08/26/2026

Speeding is a critical safety issue for teen drivers. As their confidence behind the wheel increases, so does the temptation to test boundaries, especially when peers are present.

Take the lead to address speeding with your teen driver and get involved in the learning-to-drive process.

08/25/2026

Driver assistance technologies help to keep you and your passengers safe, as well as others on the road. Technology can help drivers of all ages and experience levels, but remember that it is never an excuse to speed or drive distracted.

08/24/2026

Real confidence comes from staying focused, calm, and in control. Drive like your friends’ lives depend on it.

08/23/2026

Speeding is a year-round issue that can’t be addressed enough. It wastes more gas, lowers vehicle control, reduces the effectiveness of vehicle safety features like seat belts, and puts everyone on the road in danger. There are no winners when it comes to speeding.

In 2025, speeding was the cause of 5,943 crashes in Tennessee.

08/21/2026

Kids are less predictable, more impulsive, and may forget to look both ways before crossing the street. Younger children also move more slowly, so they need more time to cross the street. Be especially cautious and alert for children on residential streets, near parks and playgrounds, and in school zones.

08/20/2026

A jam-packed schedule can lead to dangerous drowsiness, no matter a driver’s age or experience level. For new drivers, maintaining full alertness and attentiveness is crucial for developing into a capable driver.