1. Commend an Officer

   If you observe an officer performing their duties in a manner that you think is exceptional, then we encourage you tell us about it. Just tell us as much as you can recall on this form.

2. Anonymous Crime Tip or Suspicious Activity Report

   The Anonymous Crime Tip or Suspicious Activity Report form allows you to anonymously provide information about possible criminal activity, a potential suspect in a crime, or simply something you think police should look into. If you wish to leave an anonymous crime tip over the phone as a voicemail, please call the anonymous phone tip line at (615) 754-8477. For urgent or emergency situations, please call the police communications center so a police officer can respond immediately, Non-Emergency: (615) 754-2550 or Emergency: 911.

3. Solicitation Request

   Fill out the solicitation request application.

4. Stray Animal Report

   Let the Animal Control Division know that you have found a stray animal.

5. Radar/Traffic Enforcement Request

   If you live within the Mt. Juliet city limits and have an on-going traffic problem in your area, please let us know. Complete the following form if you would like routine traffic enforcement in your area. It may take up to 48 hours to process your request. If the problem requires immediate attention, call us at (615) 754-2550.

6. File an Online Police Report

   The Mt. Juliet's Police Department's online crime reporting system allows you to submit a police report immediately and print a copy of the report for free. If this is an emergency, please call 911. Please confirm the following to find out if reporting a crime this way is right for you: • This is not an emergency. • This incident occurred within the Mt. Juliet city limits. • There are NO known suspects. • This did not occur on a state freeway. If your situation meets all of the above criteria, you are ready to file your report. Please make sure to turn off your pop-up blocking software before filing the report. Please note: • All cases filed using the online crime reporting system will be reviewed. • Upon review, if further investigation of your case is needed, you may be contacted. • Filing a false police report is a crime.