Our Vision
To be respected and trusted by all segments of Chattanooga’s diverse community.
About Us
The Neighborhood Policing and Development Bureau is responsible for all Patrol related functions and the largest division of the Chattanooga Police Department with more than 200 officers serving citywide 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. The bureau is made up of three sectors - Adam, Baker, and Charlie - covering approximately 145 square miles. The Neighborhood Policing and Development Bureau officers respond to 240,000+ calls for service annually.
Division Structure
Sector One (Adam):
- Adam North (North Chattanooga, Riverview, Mountain Creek, Signal Mountain Road area, Hixson, Middle Valley)
- Adam Central (Coolidge Park, Renaissance Park, North Shore, downtown area, MLK Boulevard, Lincoln Park, Westside Community)
- Adam South (South Chattanooga, St. Elmo, Alton Park, Tiftonia, Lookout Valley)
Sector Two (Baker):
- Baker North (Youngstown Road, Bonny Oaks Drive to Lightfoot Mill Road, North Crest Road, McCallie Avenue, river on the West)
- Baker South (Ridgedale, Highland Park, Eastlake, I-24 East and West)
Sector Three (Charlie):
- Charlie South (Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, Eastgate Town Center, I-75 and I-24 split)
- Charlie North (Highway 58, East Brainerd, Ooltewah area, I-75, Hwy 153)
Responsibilities
To find lasting solutions to problems that affect our community's quality of life.
Leadership
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Assistant Chief Danny Jones
Neighborhood Policing Bureau
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Captain Roger Gibbens
Adam Sector
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Captain Scott Bales
Baker Sector
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Captain Daniel Francis
Charlie Sector
Resources
- Latest News
- Learn about CPIC meetings and Front Porch Lineups at Neighborhood Policing
- Stay connected with your neighbors and your area commanding officers by signing up on Nextdoor.com
- Learn about how to prevent terrorism and targeted violence: Homeland Security
- "If You See Something, Say Something®" is a national campaign that raises public awareness of the signs of terrorism and terrorism-related crime, and how to report suspicious activity to state and local law enforcement
Helpful Lines
- Emergencies: 911
- To report a crime or request assistance: (423) 698-2525
- General Information: (423) 643-5000
- Crime Prevention and Community Outreach: (423) 643-5090
- Crime Stoppers Hotline: (423) 698-3333
- Drug Tip Hotline: (423) 493-2878
- Homicide Tip Line: (423) 643-5100