TDOS Joins Agencies to Urge Drivers & Riders to “Share the Road”

NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security has once again joined the annual May campaign to encourage motorcycle riders, bicyclists and drivers to “Share the Road,” with a safety festival held Saturday afternoon at Scoreboard Bar and Grill in Nashville. The event began at 2 p.m. The media event scheduled for 5 … Read more

Secretary Johnson, safety advocates visit southeast Michigan to promote motorcycle safety

Secretary of State Ruth Johnson said today that the best way southeast Michigan motorcyclists can stay safe on the road is to get trained and licensed, wear the proper gear and share the road. Johnson made her remarks at a news conference at Oakland Community College in Farmington Hills. Michigan.Gov | SOS | Headlines | … Read more

Service restored to 131 Secretary of State Branches

Services at all Secretary of State branch offices, as well as online services, were restored just before 4 p.m. today, but SOS officials warned it will take some time to address the backlog created during the outage, which suspended operations at branches part of Monday, part of Wednesday and nearly all of today. Michigan.Gov | … Read more

THP Remembers Fallen Troopers and Officers

NASHVILLE — In observance of National Police Week, Deputy Governor Claude Ramsey today delivered the keynote address at the Tennessee Highway Patrol’s Memorial Service at the Department of Safety and Homeland Security Headquarters on Foster Avenue in Nashville. The annual ceremony honors State Troopers and other law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. … Read more

Media Advisory: TDOS Partners with Agencies for Law Enforcement Memorial 5K

NASHVILLE — In honor of National Police Week, the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, the Tennessee Highway Patrol, and several other agencies on Saturday are hosting the first ever Law Enforcement Memorial 5K Run/Walk and Family Picnic. The event marks the end of the annual week to honorlaw enforcement officials who lost their … Read more