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District 3

Reuban Miller

Significant Activity Reports
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2024

Tipton County Constables Requalify for the Upcoming Year

Constables from all around West Tennessee requalified on the 21st of Sept for the upcoming year.  Constables Fisher, Mayo, MillerSmith and Stroud requalified on their duty weapons during the annual event.  

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Constable Miller's New Patrol Car - April 2024

Constable Miller purchased a patrol vehicle to serve the citizens of his district and Tipton County. Constables must purchase vehicles at their own expense, including all maintenance and fuel. These expenses are completely funded by the Constable, and taxpayers benefit!  

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Constables Represented at Atoka BBQ Fest - March 2024

Constables MillerSmith, Mayo, and Osborn were at the Atoka BBQ Fest and supported our community on April 5-6, 2024. 

Pictured are Constables Smith and Osborn at the CERT booth. 

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2023

Tipton County Constables Requalify for the Upcoming Year

Constables from all around West Tennessee requalified on the 9th of Sept for the upcoming year.  Constables Fisher, Mayo, Miller, and Smith requalified on their duty weapons during the annual event.  

Constable Miller had a 100% shot placement rate.

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Tipton County Constables Gather for In-Service Training - June 2023

Tipton County Constables gathered for a 2 hour session on Report Writing and Jail Intake Procedures on June 1st, 2023.  Constables are required to accomplish 40 hours of In-service training annually.  Constables often accomplish more than 40 hours in a year, all of which is unpaid.  This annual proficiency training is not only essential for improvement, it is required by Tennessee Law.  Constable Osborn (District 7) led the training for Constables Mayo, Miller, Smith, and Stroud

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