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Town Marshal Stephanie Hess heads the Nashville Police Department which includes:
Staff
 | For Emergencies call 911 |
| To contact the Nashville Police Department call (812) 988-0341. |
Town Marshal Hess extension 11
Chief Deputy Seastrom extension 10
Officer Shrader extension 12
Officer Deputy True extension 13
Officer Deputy Stargell extension 14
Press 9 for the directory.
| For all Administrative questions and non-emergency calls, contact | |
| the station at (812) 988-5533 from 8am to 4pm. |
| Fax number (812) 988-5532 | |
| National Night Out Tuesday, August 7, 2012 |
K-9 Officer Biker
| Photos from 2012 National Night Out |
The 2012 National Night Out was a wonderful evening for all that attended. There was lots of food, games and
dancing. This event was an opportunity for the local police department and the community to come together
for an evening to:
dancing. This event was an opportunity for the local police department and the community to come together
for an evening to:
- Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness;
Generate support for, and participation in, local anticrime programs;
Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships; and
Send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.
| You can learn more about National Night Out by visiting their website at: www.nationalnightout.org |
2012 Nashville Night Out was proudly sponsored by:
| Indianapolis, IN – The process to apply for a license to carry a firearm is transitioning from a paper process to an electronic application. This will streamline the application process for citizens as well as the processing completed by local agencies and the Indiana State Police. The electronic application process already existed, but an enhanced version will be available on Monday, March 25, 2013. It will no longer be necessary to print a completed application and mail it to the state police for processing. A properly completed firearm license application will be transmitted from the applicant’s computer to the proper police agency for approval. Once approved by the local police authority the application is electronically transmitted to the Indiana State Police Firearms Section for further processing. Part of the application process includes having a set of fingerprints associated with the license application. While most fingerprints are submitted electronically, some are still submitted on paper fingerprint cards. Effective May 15, 2013 only electronic fingerprints will be accepted. As citizens complete their application they will be directed to a list of locations for electronic fingerprinting. There are currently more than 60 locations statewide, serviced by Morpho Trust USA, that provide electronic fingerprint services. For locations and information about this vendor, visit this link: http://www. l1enrollment.com/locations/?st=in To start the firearm license application process, visit this link: http://www.in.gov/isp/2828.htm The Indiana State Police Firearms Section requests the following: Please DO NOT request a status check regarding your firearm permit application unless the timeframe significantly exceeds the projected issue dates listed below. Firearms questions can be directed to the Indiana State Police Firearms Licensing Section. ISP is experiencing a high volume of phone calls. If you are checking the status of your firearms application, include your full name, date of birth, and date that your money order was cashed. ATTENTION: If you have already submitted a firearms application, the following timelines should be anticipated:
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| Firearms License Application Process Updated; Paper Applications No Longer Accepted |
| The Nashville Police Department is located at: 200 Hawthorne Street, Nashville, IN 47448 |
| Merit Officers |
| Reserve Officers |