Posted August 14, 2017
The end of summer is traditionally marked by the Labor Day holiday, a time for our country to reflect on the hard work of our fellow Americans. The long weekend is typically celebrated through picnics, pool parties, and barbecues, as families and friends enjoy the last few days of summer before fall and winter approach. Sadly, the Labor Day holiday is also one of the deadliest, with drunk drivers endangering themselves and others on America's roadways.
Posted August 8, 2017
The Sevierville Police Department is proud to announce they are offering a Citizens Police Academy this fall. The purpose of the Academy is to provide an opportunity for adult residents to learn about basic police work and to get to know the officers protecting and serving our community.
Posted August 8, 2017
In an effort to improve the driving abilities and overall safety of younger drivers, the Sevierville Police Department (SPD) has scheduled a 12-hour Collision Avoidance Training (CAT) seminar on August 31 (4:45PM-9PM @ SPD) and September 2 (7:45AM-5PM @ the Sevierville Convention Center). The training is for drivers aged 16-20 years old who have a valid driver's license (participants are required to provide their own vehicle and have current insurance). The seminar is taught by SPD Officers utilizing a nationally proven program. The fee of $60.00 covers course materials and instructors. Registration is limited to ten students.
Posted August 4, 2017
City of Sevierville Parks and Recreation staff are continuing to make improvements to the recently opened Mt. Ton of Fun Inclusive Playground at City Park.
Posted August 4, 2017
The Tennessee Clean Fuels (TCF) certified the City of Sevierville as a Tennessee Green Fleet at their third annual Sustainable Transportation Awards and Forum in Nashville earlier this year.
Posted August 1, 2017
Have you ever wanted to know more about our great hometown? Now is your chance! Get to Know Sevierville Walking Tours will get you on your feet and provide you with just about everything there is to know about our wonderful city and how your local government serves you.
Posted August 1, 2017
Area students will return to school on Wednesday, August 16, causing pedestrian and vehicle traffic to increase significantly. The flashing yellow school zone lights, indicating the presence of school children around schools, are being activated to remind drivers that the school year is about to begin.
Bob Stahlke, Public Information Officer
300 Gary Wade Blvd.
Sevierville, TN 37864-5500
Phone: 865.453.5506