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Topic: Retirement Ceremony
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office holds retirement ceremony for Douglas Tackett
October 1, 2020 | 
Clarksville, TN – The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) would like to congratulate and thank Assistant Chief Douglas Tackett on his retirement after 40 years of service to Montgomery County.
Assistant Chief Tackett started his career with the Sheriff’s Office in 1980 as a Jail Deputy. In 1982 he was promoted to Sergeant; in 1991 to Lieutenant and Jail Administrator; in 2000 to Captain; and in 2012 to Assistant Chief.
He is one of longest serving Jail Administrator in the State of Tennessee. In 2018 he was recognized as Jail Administrator of the Year.
Montgomery County Sheriff John Fuson presents Doug Tackett with Proclamation from Montgomery County.
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Clarksville Police Department holds retirement ceremony for Sergeant Ramon Ferrer-Ramos
Clarksville, TN – With a room full and police officers and family members, the Clarksville Police Department celebrated the retirement Friday of Sergeant Ramon Ferrer-Ramos, a respected member of the City’s law enforcement team.
Clarksville Police Deputy Chief Crockarell and Deputy Chief Stalder officiated over the ceremony and presented a Certificates of Retirement to Sgt. Ferrer-Ramos, who served the department for 18 years. His retirement is effective today.
Sergeant Ramon Ferrer-Ramos retires from the Clarksville Police Department.
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Clarksville Police Department holds retirement ceremony for Deputy Chief Michael Parr
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Department Deputy Chief Michael Parr is retiring after 35 years in law enforcement. Deputy Chief Parr was hired with the Clarksville Police Department, February 16th, 1984.
He moved through the ranks selected as Sergeant in 1987, Lieutenant 1995, Captain 2002, and Deputy Chief in 2008.
Clarksville Police Chief Al Ansley (R) shakes Deputy Chief Mike Parr (L) hand at his retirement ceremony.
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Sergeant Terry Minton Retires from the Clarksville Police Department after 32 Years in Law Enforcement
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – Sergeant Terry Minton, was looking very dapper as he retired, with an effective date of April 30th, 2019, from the Clarksville Police Department after 32 years in law enforcement.
Terry started with Clarksville Police Department, August 21st, 1986. He held many positions during his career. He started in patrol and was selected in 1996 to be a Field Training Officer, helping to mold the minds of new officers.
Sergeant Terry Minton is congratulated by Clarksville Police Chief Al Ansley during his retirement ceremony. (Jim Knoll, CPD)
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Clarksville Police Department holds Retirement Ceremony for Officer Russ Baker
Clarksville Police Department (CPD)
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Officer Russ Baker started a new chapter in his life after 39 years of service, 17 with the Clarksville Police Department and 22 with the Army.
He joined the Clarksville Police Department Aug 16th, 2001 and retired Friday, March 29th, 2019 in a room filled with friends, family and well-wishers, including Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts and other dignitaries. He served on the Clarksville Police Department’s honor guard for seven years.
Clarksville Police Chief Al Ansley congradulates Office Russ Baker on his 39 years of service to the department.
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Clarksville Police Department’s Sergeant John W Hunt Retires After 35 Years in Law Enforcement
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Department Sergeant John W. Hunt, more commonly known as “JW” retired, effective October 31st, 2018 after 35 years.
Sgt Hunt was hired with the Clarksville Police Department, August 1st, 1983.
He was selected to be a detective in 1987, and promoted to Sergeant in 1995.
Clarksville Police Chief Al Ansley gives Sergeant John W. Hunt a retirement certificate during Hunt’s retirement ceremony at Clarksville Police Headquarters.
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Clarksville Police Lt. Stephen Warren Retires after 21 Years with CPD
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Lt. Stephen Warren is saying goodbye to law enforcement after 35 years of law service. He spent 21 of those years with the Clarksville Police Department.
Lt. Warren’s many years of service took him to several departments and positions. He started out his law enforcement career working for the University of Tennessee at Martin, changing jobs to take on a one man deep position as Chief of Police in Big Sandy, TN, moved on to be an Investigator with Benton County Sheriff’s Office, then worked as an Investigator with Austin Peay State University, and for the last 21 years has been an officer with the Clarksville Police Department.
Clarksville Police Lt. Steve Warren receiving his Certificate of Retirement from Chief Al Ansley.
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Clarksville Police Department’s Deputy Chief Charles Gray Changes Law Enforcement Hats
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – Deputy Chief Charles F. Gray, more commonly known as “Frankie” retired today after 34 years with the Clarksville Police Department. But, he won’t be kicking back in an easy chair any time soon.
He is hanging up his Deputy Chief of Clarksville Police Department uniform for a new Sheriff of Stewart County uniform. He recently won the election for Sheriff in Stewart County.
Retiring Clarksville Police Department Deputy Chief Charles F. Gray (left) shakes hands with Chief of Police Al Ansley (right).
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Clarksville Police Officer James Eure Retires
Clarksville Police Department
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department is both pleased and saddened to announce the retirement of Officer James Eure.
Pleased to see a deserving public servant achieve retirement, but saddened to lose the wisdom and experience of such a veteran officer.
Officer Eure will officially retire June 30th, 2018 with 30 years of service as a Clarksville Police Officer.
Clarksville Police Officer James Eure receives his Certificate of Retirement.
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Clarksville Police Officer Bob Peterson retires
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department held a retirement ceremony Friday morning, December 22nd, 2017 for Officer Bob Peterson.
What a great and joyous day for Bob Peterson’s retirement. But, he will be GREATLY missed.
Bob always had a smile and willing to lend a hand.
Clarksville Police Chief Al Ansley (left) presents Officer Bob Peterson (right) with a Certificate of Retirement Friday morning during Peterson’s retirement ceremony.
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