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Red Bank Police Department promotes three officers at June work session

3997553 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

Chief Seymour announced promotions for three Red Bank officers at the June 17 work session, including one promotion effective May 25, 2025, and another effective June 27. Certificates were read and family members attended the recognition.

Red Bank Police Chief Seymour announced promotions for three officers at the city commission work session on June 17, 2025, recognizing the officers with certificates and family present.

The recognitions honored Sarah Daniels, Shane Dockery and Netta Grover for their service to the Red Bank Police Department. Chief Seymour described the department’s selection process — interviews, assessment panels and training reviews — and read certificates placing “special trust and confidence in the professional excellence and leadership abilities” of the promoted officers. The certificate for Sarah Daniels lists an effective date of 05/25/2025; the certificate read for Shane Dockery lists an effective date of June 27, 2025. A promotion for Netta Grover was announced to the rank of lieutenant; an effective date for that promotion was not specified in the work session transcript.

Chief Seymour and commission members noted the officers’ prior experience: Daniels has prior law-enforcement experience and a bachelor of science degree; Dockery has 21 years in law enforcement with Red Bank, including K-9, patrol and 10 years as a detective, and has served as the department SWAT commander since 2009; Netta Grover has roughly 35 years in law enforcement, served in supervisory roles and completed a five-week leadership program hosted by the University of Tennessee Law Enforcement Innovation Center and partners.

Family members attended the ceremony. Victor Daniels participated in the traditional ring presentation for Sarah Daniels. Chief Seymour said the promotions create openings that the department will fill through the standard selection process and called attention to forthcoming internal promotions and vacancies that will be posted.

The commission and attendees offered brief congratulations; the recognitions were presented during the work session before the evening moved on to budget and other agenda items.