The Look in Brief

UPDATE: List of Law Enforcement Agencies with MOUs

By: J. Holly McCall - May 8, 2020 5:02 pm

The Tennessee Department of Health has provided a list of law enforcement agencies in the state that have entered into memorandums of understanding with the state to accept personal data about COVID-19 patients in their jurisdictions.

As the Tennessee Lookout reported earlier, Gov. Bill Lee requested the Department of Health to provide daily updates to interested jurisdictions, a move that has raised questions about privacy.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates. ‘

Police Department List:

McKenzie

Chattanooga Housing Police

Selmer

Manchester

Milan

Springfield

Portland

Knoxville

Belle Meade

Bolivar

Harriman

Adamsville

Nashville Airport Authority

Dayton

Newport

Savannah

Tiptonville

Medina

Fairfield Glade

Erwin

Covington

Henderson

Sewanee

Brownsville

Crossville

Blaine

Sommerville

Johnson City

Fairview

Austin Peay State University Police

Waverly

Trenton

Collegedale

Humboldt

Huntingdon

East Ridge

County Sheriff List:

Anderson

Bradley

Carroll

Carter

Cocke

Coffee

Crockett

Cumberland

Dekalb

Dickson

Gibson

Grainger

Greene

Hardin

Haywood

Humphreys

McNairy

Monroe

Montgomery

Morgan

Obion

Perry

Putnam

Rhea

Roane

Robertson

Sumner

Union

Van Buren

Washington

Wayne

Weakley

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J. Holly McCall

Holly McCall has been a fixture in Tennessee media and politics for decades. She covered city hall for papers in Columbus, Ohio and Joplin, Missouri before returning to Tennessee with the Nashville Business Journal. Holly brings a deep wealth of knowledge about Tennessee’s political processes and players and likes nothing better than getting into the weeds of how political deals are made.