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Today, we reflect on the legacy of Deputy Donald Bond, who once served the City of Collegedale before making the ultimat...
09/06/2026

Today, we reflect on the legacy of Deputy Donald Bond, who once served the City of Collegedale before making the ultimate sacrifice with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. Even after 24 years, his dedication to protecting others continues to inspire those who serve today.

We remain grateful for his commitment to our community and for the example he set. His memory lives on through the lives he touched and the service he gave.

Today, we pause to remember and honor Deputy Donald Bond, a former Collegedale police officer who gave his life in the l...
09/06/2026

Today, we pause to remember and honor Deputy Donald Bond, a former Collegedale police officer who gave his life in the line of duty while serving with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputy Bond was a beloved member of our community, and his absence is still deeply felt. His service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Thursday, September 3rd, 2026A child‑neglect concern was reported at an elementary school after a juvenile was found wit...
09/04/2026

Thursday, September 3rd, 2026

A child‑neglect concern was reported at an elementary school after a juvenile was found with old facial bruising. The incident was documented.

A suspicious‑vehicle complaint at Wellsley Drive and Regency Court was checked. No vehicle matching the description was found.

A crash on University Drive involved a vehicle striking a deer. The driver received a case number, and the deer was dispatched.

An unknown 911 call on Lumber Lane resulted in officers checking the area, but no signs of distress were found.

While patrolling, officers located an open storage unit with items inside at a mini‑storage facility. The unit showed no signs of forced entry.

Officers found an open door to an outdoor restroom at a school. No signs of entry were detected, and the building was secure.

That's all folks!

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026An unknown 911 call was reported on Cloverlan Hills. Officers spoke with several residents...
09/03/2026

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026

An unknown 911 call was reported on Cloverlan Hills. Officers spoke with several residents but found no signs of distress.

A false alarm occurred at a business on Little Debbie Parkway due to a malfunctioning system.

A child‑abuse concern was reported at an elementary school after a juvenile made concerning statements. CPS was notified, and the incident was documented.

A suspicious‑vehicle call on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road involved a boat left inside a large rental truck with no registration information. The business stated the rental company would dispose of it.

A civil matter on Cherlee Drive involved a resident reporting a potential conflict with a neighbor. No criminal activity was found, and advice was given.

A mail‑theft complaint was taken on Wellesley Drive after an Amazon package was delivered empty.

A warrant arrest was completed for an individual held in another county on a bond revocation warrant.

A crash occurred in the 5000 block of Ooltewah Ringgold Road. No injuries were reported.

A suspicious‑party call in the western district involved an individual in crisis reporting someone standing outside. A neighbor confirmed no such activity and advised that the caller has an ongoing mental‑health history.

An individual was served with warrants for a violation of an order of protection and aggravated stalking at the police department.

A broken‑down vehicle was located on Lee Highway with hazard lights activated and no driver present.

That's all folks!

We’re excited to welcome Officer Joshua McNabb to our department. He joins us from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, whe...
09/02/2026

We’re excited to welcome Officer Joshua McNabb to our department. He joins us from the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, where he proudly served for three years. Officer McNabb brings not only law enforcement experience but also a strong background in public service, having served as a volunteer firefighter, demonstrating his commitment to helping others in times of need.

Please join us in welcoming Officer McNabb to the team.

Wednesday, September 1st, 2026Officers checked the area on Lee Highway after a complaint reporting a strong odor. Nothin...
09/02/2026

Wednesday, September 1st, 2026

Officers checked the area on Lee Highway after a complaint reporting a strong odor. Nothing unusual was located.

A suspicious‑activity call at a business on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road involved a manager reporting that an unknown person may have urinated in the parking lot. No witnesses observed the act, and the manager wanted police aware.

A citizen assist was conducted at the police department in which an individual came in to report a possible crime on behalf of another person. The incident was documented.

A minor crash occurred on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road when a FedEx truck clipped the mirror of a parked utility vehicle.

An alarm at a residence on Birds Eye Lane was found to be accidental, and the home was secure.

A traffic stop on Old Lee Highway resulted in possession charges; however, prosecution was declined due to the small amount.

A driver was misdemeanor cited on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road for throwing a lit cigarette out the window.

A traffic stop on Old Lee Highway resulted in a misdemeanor citation for driving without a license.

A traffic stop on Old Lee Highway resulted in an underage passenger being found in possession of alcohol. Prosecution was declined.

A burglar alarm at a restaurant on Little Debbie Parkway was checked and found secure.

Officers assisted fire personnel at the Stone Creek Complex after a fire alarm. Nothing was located, and no further action was needed.

That's all folks!

Today we celebrate K9 Maxim, a four‑legged hero whose determination and drive make a difference every day. Maxim’s commi...
09/01/2026

Today we celebrate K9 Maxim, a four‑legged hero whose determination and drive make a difference every day. Maxim’s commitment to service is unmatched, and we’re proud to recognize all he brings to the badge on National Police K9 Day.

Honoring K9 Krino on National Police K9 Day, a partner who leads with courage, loyalty, and heart. Every shift, every tr...
09/01/2026

Honoring K9 Krino on National Police K9 Day, a partner who leads with courage, loyalty, and heart. Every shift, every track, every call… Krino shows what true dedication looks like. Thank you for keeping our community safe.

Monday, August 31st, 2026An individual turned himself in at the police department for an active Collegedale bond revocat...
09/01/2026

Monday, August 31st, 2026

An individual turned himself in at the police department for an active Collegedale bond revocation warrant.

A business alarm at a restaurant on Apison Pike was checked and found secure.

Officers checked the area near Apison Pike for a suspicious vehicle reported by a caller. The vehicle was not located.

A debit card found at an ATM on Lee Highway was placed into property after attempts to contact the owner were unsuccessful.

A traffic stop on Lee Highway resulted in the arrest of an individual for an outstanding Hamilton County warrant.

An alarm at a residence on Turkey Ridge was accidental. Officers confirmed everything was secure.

An additional warrant service was completed at the police department for someone in custody at the Hamilton County Jail.

That's all folks!

Friday, August 28th, 2026Officers assisted a stranded motorist on Tucker Road after a vehicle experienced battery issues...
08/31/2026

Friday, August 28th, 2026

Officers assisted a stranded motorist on Tucker Road after a vehicle experienced battery issues. A private tow service retrieved the vehicle.

A property report was taken on Griffin Street for a stolen laptop. The reporting party was unsure where the theft occurred. The incident was documented.

A theft on Wellesley Drive involved a missing Apple Watch after two helpers hired for moving work left the residence. The individual called in later to advise that the situation had been resolved and did not want to proceed with documentation.

A property report was completed on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road for damage to a front door. No signs of forced entry were found.

A citizen assist at the police department involved discussing concerns regarding a possible protective‑order violation.

Saturday, August 29th, 2026

A citizen assist was completed on University Drive after officers provided a ride to someone on crutches who was struggling to get to church.

A citizen reported concerns about potential identity theft involving accounts opened in their name. The incident was documented.

Officers responded to an unknown 911 call on Colcord Drive. The area was checked, and no distress was found.

An odor investigation was conducted at an apartment on Tradewinds Circle after a report of possible drug use. No odor was detected, and the complainant was advised of the findings.

Officers checked City Station Drive for a noise complaint involving loud music and dancing. No source of noise was located.

Officers responded to a medical alarm at Turkey Ridge. The call was accidental, and no emergency was found.

Suspicious activity on Don Ray Way involved juveniles playing a game. They were transported home, and their parents were informed.

Officers responded to a hazard on Lee Highway where a damaged guardrail and debris were found. Public Works was notified for cleanup and repair.

Sunday, August 30th, 2026

An unknown 911 call was received from an apartment on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road. Contact was made, and it was determined a child had been playing with the phone.

A two‑vehicle crash occurred on Ooltewah‑Ringgold Road. There were no injuries reported.

Officers assisted Hamilton County Deputies with the arrest of an individual in the Integra Preserve Complex. The individual was charged with violating a protection order.

A citizen visited the police department with questions regarding a parenting agreement and custody exchange. They were advised to consult their attorney or the courts.

Officers assisted a broken‑down delivery truck on Apison Pike and helped remove it from the roadway.

The second party involved in an earlier custody dispute came to the police department claiming threats were made. Video evidence did not support the allegation, and they were advised to speak with legal counsel. The incident was documented.

A purse containing a handgun was located at a business on Little Debbie Parkway. The owner was identified.

A suspicious‑vehicle call on Kellogg Creek Trail involved a truck believed to have someone living inside. The vehicle was registered to a resident, and no issues were found.

That's all folks!

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Collegedale, TN
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