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Board of Directors

Chief Jason Irvin
Smyrna Police Department
Chairman

Chief Michael Bowen
Murfreesboro Police Department
Vice Chairman

Chris Clark
Rutherford County Public Safety
Secretary

Brian Gaither
Rutherford County
Treasurer

Sheriff Kenneth Barrett
Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office

Mayor Shane McFarland
City of Murfreesboro

Chief Christopher Moews
La Vergne Police Department

Chief Mark McCluskey
Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue Department

Carl Hudgens
Citizen-at-Large

Eagleville Mayor or Appointee
Eagleville Police Department

Contact Information

P: (615) 890-7550
F: (615) 896-2871
E: e911@rcecd911.org

591 Fortress Boulevard Murfreesboro, TN 37128-4129

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