About Us
About our Program
The East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers Program launched on May 1, 2021 from the efforts of the Knoxville City Council, Mayor Kincannon's Office, along with Chief Eve Thomas and the Knoxville Police Department.
Our Coverage Area
Partnering Agencies
Alcoa Police Department
Anderson County Sheriff's Office
Bean Station Police Department
Blaine Police Department
Blount County Sheriff's Office
Claiborne County Sheriff's Office
Cocke County Sheriff's Office
Dandridge Police Department
Grainger County Sheriff's Office
Jefferson City Police Department
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
Knoxville Police Department
Madisonville Police Department
Maryville Police Department
Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority
Pigeon Forge Police Department
Rocky Top Police Department
Rutledge Police Department
Sevierville Police Department
Sweetwater Police Department
Union County Sheriff's Office
U.S. Marshals Service
White Pine Police Department
The East TN Valley Crime Stoppers program enables citizens to anonymously report individuals who are known or suspected of committing criminal acts in our community. Crime Stoppers cases are featured in the news, on television and radio announcements.
When you submit a tip, which leads to an arrest, the recovery of stolen property, or the seizure of illegal drugs you become eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.
Presently, over 1,000 Crime Stopper programs operate worldwide. The East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers Program, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)3 volunteer civilian organization. It is funded by tax-deductible donations from businesses, clubs, associations, and individuals. To learn more or to schedule a speaker email us at EastTNValleyCrimeStoppers@gmail.com.
Mission Statement
The East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers is comprised of active and dedicated community representatives. East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers provides a method for local law enforcement to receive information on crimes and community members to share information on criminal activity and the location of fugitives in an anonymous manner and receive a cash reward for tips leading to an arrest. These efforts increase tips, which in turn increase arrests in our community thereby making our communities a safer place to live, work and visit.
Who is Involved
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Stacey Payne | Executive Director, Knoxville, TN |
| Harold Cannon | Executive Board President |
| Sheryl Ely | Executive Board Vice-President |
| Bill Pittman | Executive Board Secretary |
| Susan Gennoe | Executive Board Treasurer |
| Chad Tindell | Board Member |
| Kenny Miller | Board Member |
| Teddi Neckles | Board Member |
| Daniel Whaley | Board Member |
| Charles "Chuck" Jones | Board Member |
| Scott Tallent | Board Member |
| Abby Villas | Board Member |
| Scott Schimmel | Board Member |
| Andrea Jones | Advisory Board Member |