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Waverly Police and Fire
Waverly Fire Department
Engine 1 in City Hall

Waverly Explosion  February 24, 1978

Waverly Fire & Police Rescue - Hero

Waverly Fire & Police

Waverly Police and Fire
Waverly Fire Department
Engine 1 in City Hall

Waverly Explosion

Waverly Explosion  February 24, 1978

“We are committed to the mission of our department and conduct ourselves toward a goal of excellence and with dedication to the community we serve.”

Waverly Police

Welcome to the Waverly Police Department, a dedicated 24-hour, full-service police agency committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of the vibrant community we serve, encompassing approximately 4,250 residents. Our team of 13 devoted, full-time Police (Public Safety) Officers is committed to upholding the highest standards of law enforcement.

Safety Tips

Vacation Safety

Before leaving…

Simulate a “lived-in” appearance by using timers to run lights and a radio on and off during expected hours.

Latest News

Press ReleaseFebruary 3, 2026 James Tyler Dabbs, 33, of Waverly was indicted on Monday by a Humphreys County Grand Jury for 68 counts of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor.  This follows an investigation by the Waverly Police Department after multiple explicit images and videos were found during a search warrant of Dabbs’ electronic devices. Dabbs […]

The Waverly Police Department and Humphreys County 911 Center have partnered with the TN Department of Safety to install a driver’s license self service kiosk in the lobby at the Police/911 building at 103 East Main Street, Waverly. Tennesseans can use the self-service kiosk to complete many Driver Services transactions including renewing or replacing a […]

Press Release April 19, 2024 Suspect Charged in Arson Fire On Saturday morning, April 13 around 2 am, the Waverly Department of Public Safety responded to a structure fire at the old Waverly Junior High School at 520 East Main St.  When officers arrived, they found flames coming through the roof near the main entrance.  […]

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