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Want to steer clear of a costly and inconvenient ticket? It’s as easy as buckling up on your way to Thanksgiving dinner. #ClickItorTicket

The holiday shopping season is well on its way, which means people will be out-and-about more frequently. While you are driving, remember some key points about pedestrian safety. Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/bike-ped

Laughter is best shared around the table. Buckle Up to help you arrive safely to the ones who make the holiday special. #BuckleUpTN Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/seat-belts

Your Thanksgiving turkey awaits, but first, buckle up for a safe journey to the feast so you can enjoy the delicious treats. #BuckleUpEveryTripEveryTime

Safety will bring you home this Thanksgiving. Buckle Up to get you to the moments that matter most. #BuckleUpTN Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/seat-belts

No excuses — every seat, every trip, every time. #BuckleUpTennessee Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/seat-belts

Planning an awesome Friendsgiving potluck? Here are some quick tips to ensure every guest gets home safe and sound: 🚗 Designate a sober driver 🍗 Provide plenty of food & non-alcoholic drink options 🚕 Coordinate taxi or rideshare services 💤 Be prepared to provide sleeping accommodations Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/drunk-driving

On 11/17/2024 Officer Jessica Daugherty and Officer Emma Fantham (police trainee) were on patrol in the area of 2300 N. Charles Seivers Blvd. when they observed a vehicle with an expired registration. A traffic stop was initiated and contact with driver, John Parris was made. Parris stated he did not have a drivers license nor any proof of ownership for the vehicle he was driving. Parris then gave officers multiple dates of birth in an effort to hide his identity. Officers were able to obtain the correct personal information for Parris and discovered he was wanted out of Okaloosa County, FL for a parole violation. Parris was originally charged with Burglary, Dealing in Stolen Property, and Robbery with a Firearm. Parris also had a passenger with him, Michele Grindstaff, who had an active warrant out of Blount County, TN. This display of excellent police work resulted in removing a violent felon from the city of Clinton ensuring it's citizens safety. Great job Officer Daugherty and Fantham! #ServiceBeforeSelf

Traveling for #Thanksgiving? Be prepared for roadside emergencies, which can happen anytime, anywhere.

Get your car ready for winter by taking care of your tires! Proper maintenance saves you time, money, and potentially, the hassle of a blowout or flat tire! ❄️

NOW HIRING: Join the City of Clinton Team! The City of Clinton is looking for dedicated and passionate individuals to fill several key positions: Firefighter Police Officer Maintenance Assistant We offer competitive benefits to ensure our employees are well taken care of, including: 100% Health Insurance Coverage (no deductions for employee) for single & family plans (Health, Dental, Vision, Teledoc, & Life Insurance—4x your annual salary!) Longevity Bonus & Safety Bonus 13 Paid Holidays in addition to your base salary Bi-Weekly Accrual of vacation and sick hours If you're ready to serve your community and make a difference, we want to hear from you! Apply today and become part of a dedicated team that takes pride in making the City of Clinton a better place to live, work, and play! For more information on how to apply, visit our website https://www.clintontn.net/jobs

The hustle and bustle of the holidays is around the corner, and that can mean more notifications and reminders from your phone. Pay attention to the road – behind the wheel, it’s more important than anything else. Learn more: tntrafficsafety.org/distracted-driving

The Clinton Police Department is proud to recognize Detective Sergeant Scott Gregory for his graduation from the University of Tennessee's National Forensic Academy. The National Forensic Academy is a 400 hour intensive training program at The University of Tennessee's Law Enforcement Innovation Center in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The program covers various forensic crime scene investigation techniques detailed through in-class and field practicum instruction. Det. Sgt. Gregory was presented his program certificate by UT LEIC Director Rick Scarbrough and Knoxville FBI Assistant Special Agent In-charge Scott Davis. Additional picture: Asst. Chief Jim Campbell, Chief Vaughn Becker, Det. Sgt. Scott Gregory, Det. Lt. Carl Bailey

Please keep the Gouldie family in your prayers as they have said goodbye to a great law enforcement officer and an even better man. Our hearts mourn for the loss of Trooper Grant Gouldie. Go rest easy, sir. We've got the watch now. 🙏 #ServiceBeforeSelf

We congratulate Clinton police Chief Vaughn Becker on his retirement. Chief Becker has been the Clinton Police Department Chief since 2018. Chief Becker has been with the Clinton Police Department for twenty three years out of his total thirty seven years in law enforcement. Again, congratulations Chief Becker and thank you for your career of service. Enjoy your retirement.

Already called the play? You’re ahead of the game when you plan a safe ride home after partying. #FansDontLetFansDriveDrunk More: tntrafficsafety.org/drunk-driving

The City of Clinton’s K9 Officer Howell and his incredible partner Tonto had the honor of visiting Clinton High School today to give two exciting demonstrations to the school’s Criminal Justice classes. The students got a firsthand look at the vital work that K9 units do every day, from detecting drugs to providing support in law enforcement operations. These demos were not only an opportunity to showcase Tonto’s impressive skills, but also a chance to highlight the important partnership between law enforcement and the community. Officer Howell and Tonto are an invaluable part of our city, and we are grateful for their dedication and service! Thank you to Clinton High School for hosting this educational event and helping to inspire the next generation of law enforcement professionals

Don’t be a turkey! Planning ahead for a long road trip is always your best (and safest!) bet.

Has a City Employee gone above and beyond their duties? Submit them for the Employee of the Quarter. www.clintontn.net/employee

Get your vehicle serviced to make sure it’s in good shape for winter weather. Visit your mechanic for maintenance and have your vehicle checked for leaks and repairs.