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Dickson County Sheriff’s Office earns Tennessee Law Enforcement Accreditation
Summary
Sheriff Tim Eads and his staff completed the Tennessee Law Enforcement Accreditation Program (160 standards); Chief Gillespie of Waverly presented the award and the minutes note Dickson County is one of five sheriff offices in Tennessee to receive the accreditation.
Sheriff Tim Eads and members of his staff were formally recognized at the Jan. 22, 2024 Dickson County Commission meeting for completing the Tennessee Law Enforcement Accreditation Program, which the minutes say requires meeting 160 standards.
Chief Gillespie of Waverly, Tennessee, attended the meeting to present the accreditation honor. The minutes state Dickson County is one of five sheriff offices in Tennessee to receive the accreditation, marking a formal acknowledgement of the office’s compliance with state accreditation standards.
The recognition was recorded as a committee report item on the commission agenda; no related motions or votes were required for the award presentation.
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