Posted 10-17-18
Sevierville Police Department officers arrested a Georgia woman this morning after she allegedly brandished a pellet gun at the main parking lot exit at Sevier County High School, 1200 Dolly Parton Parkway.
Posted 10-10-18.
As part of a State of Tennessee educational grant, Sevier Solid Waste has launched a “Keep it Out” campaign aimed at educating the public on items that are not allowed in garbage containers.
Posted 10-08-18.
A traffic advisory is being issued for the Old Newport Highway area near Walters State Community College for tomorrow, Tuesday, October 9. A Sevier County School System cross country race will be held on the WSCC from 10AM-3PM.
Traffic congestion is anticipated on area roadways before, during and after the event. Motorists should expect some delays and consider alternate routes.
Posted 10-01-18.
Sevierville police have charged three juvenile students with harassment today, following an investigation over the weekend.
Saturday evening, September 29, Community Resource Officer Paul Laymon learned that three students were allegedly making posts on social media threatening to harm another student. All of the students attend Northview Academy. The parents of the student who was the subject of the posts were notified Saturday evening.
There were no threats made towards any other students.
Posted 09-28-18.
(PLEASE NOTE: The Sevierville Police Department is participating in the National Child Passenger Safety Week, which takes place from September 23-29. As part of the event, SPD will conduct a child car seat check-up event on National Seat Check Saturday, September 29. Agencies across the nation will be holding child car seat events on that day. The SPD event will be at the Police Department (300 Gary Wade Blvd.) in the Municipal Complex from 10AM-2PM.)
Posted 09-27-18.
The Sevierville Police Department is participating in National Child Passenger Safety Week, which takes place from September 23-29. As part of the event, the SPD will conduct a child car seat check-up on National Seat Check Saturday, September 29. Agencies across the nation will be holding child car seat events on that day. The SPD event will be at the Police Department (300 Gary Wade Blvd.) in the Municipal Complex from 10AM-2PM.)
Posted 09-27-18.
(PLEASE NOTE: The Sevierville Police Department is participating in the National Child Passenger Safety Week, which takes place from September 23-29. As part of the event, SPD will conduct a child car seat check-up event on National Seat Check Saturday, September 29. Agencies across the nation will be holding child car seat events on that day. The SPD event will be at the Police Department (300 Gary Wade Blvd.) in the Municipal Complex from 10AM-2PM.)
It is estimated that 46 percent of car seats on America’s roads are installed incorrectly. A car seat that is incorrectly installed will not provide optimal protection in a crash situation, and may put your child’s safety at risk.
While great strides have been made in reducing child fatalities and injuries since the 1970s, over half of children killed in crashes are either improperly restrained or completely unrestrained.
Bob Stahlke, Public Information Officer
300 Gary Wade Blvd.
Sevierville, TN 37864-5500
Phone: 865.453.5506