Springfield Police Chief

The Springfield Police Department provides police protection to the local residents and employs more than 35 men and women who serve as commissioned officers. The department is located in Springfield, Tenn., and is responsible for the enforcement of law and order in the city. It receives assistance from all other public safety agencies in Robertson County, Texas. The department is a member of the Region 7 Homeland Security Group that is made up of various counties and addresses homeland security and terrorism issues. Additionally, the Springfield Police Department operates various divisions, such as criminal investigation, communications and records divisions. Its criminal investigation division has special police officers assigned to investigate all crimes involving personal and property damages, thefts, narcotic violations and juvenile crimes. The division also has patrol officers to provide 24-hour emergency services.

City of Springfield is a local government entity serving the community of Springfield, TN. It provides essential services and maintains public infrastructure to support the well-being of residents. With a focus on governance and public administration, City of Springfield works to enhance the quality of life for its citizens through effective policy-making and resource management. Generated from their business information

Robertson County Animal Control is a county agency in Springfield, TN that is dedicated to the intake and care of stray and unwanted domestic animals. With a facility equipped with 26 kennels and 18 cat cages, they provide services to all areas of Robertson County. Their goal is to become a low-kill shelter, ensuring that every effort is made to have animals leave the facility alive. They also prioritize spaying and neutering, requiring that every animal rescued, fostered, or adopted from RCAC undergo the procedure. Open for adoptions on specific days, Robertson County Animal Control encourages potential pet owners to make appointments to see the animals at their facility or in fostering homes. Adoption fees include spay/neuter services and a rabies shot, with dogs priced at $90 and cats at $80. For those interested in adopting, they can visit the RCAC website to view the available pets. Generated from the website