Director
Joey D. Kimble
DRUG TASK FORCE
21st Judicial District
HICKMAN * LEWIS * PERRY * WILLIAMSON
District Attorney
Kim
R. Helper
P.O. Box 1473
Franklin, Tennessee 37065-1473
Office: (615) 790-2691
Email: 21dtf at drugtaskforce.net
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DRUG TASK FORCE
On-Line Auction
40' Cyclon GN Car Hauler
S O L D
On-Line Public Auction
www.PublicStateAuction.com
21st Drug Task Force
on-line auction site
to sell their seized and surplus property to the citizens.
Now taking application.
Next Class will begin Fall 2008
CONGRATULATIONS
Tennessee Narcotic Officers' Association 2007 Awards
Agent Benny Goodman
21st Drug Task Force
Agent of the Year Middle TN
&
Agent of the Year State Wide
DRUGS OF CONCERN
Methamphetamine
Ecstasy Alert _____________________
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Tennessee Narcotic Officers' Association
T.N.O.A.
TNOA's Position Paper on the Edward Byrne Grant
Save the Edward Byrne Memorial Grant
The members of the 21st Judicial District Drug and Violent Crime Task Force are dedicated to providing the highest quality of local drug enforcement so to improve the quality of life and affording a safe and secure environment within the framework of the Constitution. We assertively enforce the state and federal drug laws while protecting the rights of all and applying the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and accountability. To do this, we pledge to develop a partnership with the community to resolve problems, and improve the safety and quality of life for everyone in our communities.
The 21st Judicial District Drug and Violent Crime Task Force is a multi-jurisdictional task force aggressively investigates drug dealers on the street corner and all the way up to the organized criminal enterprises operating in Hickman, Lewis, Perry and Williamson counties in the middle Tennessee area. The Drug Task Force has been enforcing the drug laws since 1988 when the agency was formed during the Drug Free Tennessee campaign. The Drug Task Force works with all local, state, and federal agencies to reach our goal of a drug free community.
A Board of Directors that consist of the District Attorney, General Kim R. Helper, Chiefs of Police of Brentwood, Franklin, Centerville, Fairview, and the Sheriffs of Hickman, Lewis, Perry and Williamson counties. The voting members are Chief of Centerville, Fairview, the Sheriffs of Hickman and Williamson counties. By law, members may vote only if they contribute money, man-power or equipment to the Drug Task Force.
The Drug Task Force receives NO funding through the Edward Byrne Memorial Grant Program, which is a federal grant distributed by the Tennessee Office of Criminal Justice Programs. The Tennessee Office of Criminal Justice Programs cut funding to 5 of the most successful Drug Task Force across the state. The 21st Drug Task Force was one of those that lost their state funding. All funding comes from fine money from convicted drug dealers, seizure and forfeiture of assets from drug proceeds sold on our on-line auction site at http://www.PublicStateAuction.com.
If you have information on an individual or individuals involved in illegal drug activity, please call (615) 790-2691 in Franklin today and remain anonymous. To report illegal drug activity by email. 21dtf at drugtaskforce.net
God Bless America
Last updated Monday July 30, 2008