Graysville Police Department

06/07/2026

05/30/2026

Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Arrest

On May 28, 2026, at approximately 6:30 p.m., an officer with the Graysville Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle traveling on Pikeville Avenue after observing an expired vehicle registration.

During the investigation, officers determined the driver, Terry Stewart, was operating the vehicle with a driver’s license revoked due to a previous DUI conviction. While the driver was being detained, officers discovered suspected methamphetamine and he**in in his possession.

Mr. Stewart was taken into custody and charged with Driving on a Revoked License (DUI Related), Expired Registration, Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substance, and Possession of Schedule I Controlled Substance. He was transported to the Rhea County Justice Center without incident.

The Graysville Police Department remains committed to proactively enforcing traffic and narcotics laws to help keep dangerous drugs off our streets and ensure the safety of our community

The Graysville Police Department has zero tolerance for illegal narcotics in our community. Individuals who choose to bring dangerous drugs into our city should expect aggressive enforcement action. Our officers remain committed to identifying offenders, making arrests, and holding those responsible accountable for their actions. We will continue to work tirelessly to keep our community safe and keep these dangerous substances off our streets.

05/30/2026

DUI Enforcement Checkpoint Partnership

Last night, Chief Bean and Lieutenant Kite had the opportunity to assist the Tennessee Highway Safety Office during a DUI enforcement checkpoint operation.

It is encouraging to see so many law enforcement agencies working together toward a common goal—keeping our roadways safe. Collaborative efforts such as these help deter impaired driving, enhance public safety, and strengthen partnerships between agencies across our communities.

The Graysville Police Department is proud to support these initiatives and remains committed to making our roads safer for everyone. We appreciate the opportunity to participate and look forward to continuing these important partnerships in the future

05/20/2026

🚔 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS – RESERVE POLICE OFFICERS 🚔

The Graysville Police Department is currently seeking dedicated and community-minded individuals to join our team as Reserve Police Officers.

This is an opportunity to serve your community, gain law enforcement experience, and stand beside the men and women committed to protecting the City of Graysville.

✅ Serve Your Community
✅ Work Alongside Certified Officers
✅ Gain Valuable Experience
✅ Be Part of a Professional Team
✅ Make a Difference

Requirements may include:
• Minimum age requirement
• Valid driver license
• Clean criminal history
• Ability to pass background investigation
• Strong moral character and work ethic

If you have a desire to help others and give back to your community, we encourage you to apply.

📍 Applications can be picked up at Graysville City Hall or by contacting the Graysville Police Department.

📞 For more information, contact the Graysville Police Department.

“Service • Integrity • Commitment”

05/15/2026

During National Police Week, the Graysville Police Department proudly honors the brave men and women who wear the badge each and every day in service to their communities. We also pause to remember the officers across this nation who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Their courage, dedication, and selfless service will never be forgotten.

Law enforcement officers face challenges and dangers daily while working to protect and serve others. This week, we ask our community to join us in recognizing the sacrifices made not only by officers, but also by their families who stand beside them through it all.

To our current officers, thank you for your commitment, professionalism, and dedication to keeping our community safe. To the fallen heroes, we honor your legacy and will always remember your service.

Please continue to keep all law enforcement officers and their families in your thoughts and prayers.

05/03/2026

Tonight, while Chief Bean, Lt. Kite, and FTO McRae were dining at El Tore Mexican Restaurant, they had the opportunity to meet several young individuals with aspirations of becoming future law enforcement officers. Lt. Kite and FTO McRae presented each of them with a Junior Police Officer badge, which was met with great appreciation and excitement.

Pictured below are the future officers alongside Lt. Kite and FTO McRae. Chief Bean was unable to be included in the photo, as he was behind the camera.

04/29/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Graysville Police Department Conducts Traffic Stop Resulting in Drug Arrest

Graysville, TN — On April 28, 2026, officers with the Graysville Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a red passenger vehicle entering the city limits. During the stop, officers made contact with the driver, identified as Kayla Moore.

A K-9 unit conducted a free-air sniff of the vehicle, during which K-9 sniper alerted to the presence of narcotics. Based on this alert, officers conducted a search of the vehicle. During the search, officers located digital scales, small plastic baggies commonly associated with the distribution of narcotics, and a crystal-like substance believed to be methamphetamine.

A total of approximately 5 grams of the suspected methamphetamine was recovered and seized, with portions located inside the vehicle and on Ms. Moore’s person.

Ms. Moore was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Rhea County Detention Center for booking.

The Graysville Police Department remains committed to protecting the community and actively working to keep dangerous drugs off the streets. Through proactive enforcement and continued vigilance, the department strives to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens.

Disclaimer: All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law

04/18/2026

Destin to chill is at the park. Please come see them they take care of the police dept. We think so much of them.

02/13/2026

We will keep it all anonymous