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Tag: Marion County Sheriff’s Department

Marion County Sheriff’s Department Christmas for Kids Program Sign-up Starts Nov. 3

Enrollment for the Marion County Sheriff’s Department (MCSD) Christmas for Kids program is coming up in November. Families can enroll from Monday, November 3, until Monday, November 17. The following requirements must be met to enroll: You and your child (or children) must be citizens of Marion County Valid proof of identification Proof of income …

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October is Anti-Bullying Month

The Marion County Sheriff’s Department reminds everyone that October is Anti-Bullying Month. It’s a reminder to take a stand against bullying in any form. Parents, let’s have those crucial conversations with our kids about the impact of their words and actions. Choosing kindness can make a world of difference. A simple smile, a greeting, or …

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FedEx Scam Alert

SCAM ALERT: Fake FedEx Delivery Messages Law enforcement officials are warning citizens about a new scam circulating in the state. Victims are receiving text messages or emails that appear to be from FedEx® Ground, claiming a package delivery attempt was made and asking you to reschedule using a suspicious link. Example of the message: “We …

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Marion County Remains Missing

Phillip Gage Thrasher was last seen on Prior Ridge Road, in Marion County, TN, at approximately 2:00 p.m. on March 31, 2024. The following day, he did not show up for his job in Monteagle, TN. Phillip was known to struggle with his mental health, and he was said to have had thoughts of self-harm …

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Missing Teen Found Safe in Marion County

Relief and gratitude for a family on Monday morning as the Marion County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that 17-year-old Ciaraa K. Hyatte has been located and is safe. Hyatte, a juvenile with a disability, had been the subject of an urgent search after she was reported missing Monday morning. Authorities shared that she was last seen …

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New DARE Vehicle for the Marion County Sheriff’s Department

The Marion County Sheriff’s Department has introduced its new DARE vehicle. This fantastic addition is designed to spark conversations about the program and inspire curiosity. The department hopes it encourages everyone to ask questions and engage in meaningful discussions that promote education—a huge thank you to everyone who supported this initiative. Let’s keep the dialogue …

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Grants for Area Law Enforcement Agencies

Last week, the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, a division of the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, announced $33.5 million in federal grant funds from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to be distributed statewide for the 2025–2026 federal fiscal year. Below is a list of local recipients. Kimball Police Department Police-Traffic Services (Multiple …

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Whitwell Man Faces Charge of Abuse of Corpse after His Father’s Remains are Located

Richard Keith Wilder of Whitwell, Tennessee, is facing charges after authorities discovered that he allegedly disposed of his deceased father’s remains in a fire pit. The Marion County Sheriff’s Department received a tip that Wilder had hidden and burned his father’s body at a location in Mullins Cove. Detectives, with the help of the Hamilton …

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Sound Haven Music Festival in Marion County is going on Now

The Sound Haven Music Festival (Jaceland) runs through Saturday, August 3rd. This event is held on private property in Marion County (Bass Layne/Ross Creek area). Over the past few years, the Grundy County Sheriff’s Office has received multiple noise complaints regarding this festival. Please be aware that because the event is located in Marion County, …

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Parents are asked to have Important Conversation with Thier Children

The school year is ready to begin, and the Marion County Sheriff’s Office is asking parents to sit with their children for 5 minutes and explain that there’s never a reason to make fun of someone for their height, weight, skin tone, home life, or the things they enjoy. Explain there’s nothing wrong with wearing …

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