The Department’s Reserve Unit is an integral part of maintaining service across the county. Dedicated individuals from all walks of life contribute their time on a volunteer basis, in a wide variety of activities to assist the department and the citizens of Maury County. Whether it’s patrol, special events at the Maury County Park, or taking a child shopping at Christmas, the Reserves can always be counted on to assist in whatever way possible.

If you are interested in the Reserve Unit, please fill out the Personal History Statement (PHS) along with the Application for Officer Certification and Basic Police School Application, which are already attached to PHS. You must also provide the Sheriff's Department with copies of the following documents, some documents may not pertain to you:

Valid TN Driver License
Social Security Card
Birth Certificate
High School Diploma or GED
Trade School Diploma or Certificate
Official College Degree or Transcript
DD214 - Member 4 copy (Military)
Police Academy Certificate
POST Certification Certificate
Training Academy Curriculum & P.O.S.T. Training Records (out-of-state applicants only)

You may drop-off the completed documents or mail to the attention of Brad Collins at 1300 Lawson White Drive in Columbia.

Maury County Sheriff’s Department Reserve Association

Service and Participation

• The Maury County Reserve Deputies worked 455 hours in April 2023. The estimated cost-savings to the county is $8,968.05 using the starting deputy rate $19.71. 
• We have 14 active Reserves participating within the Reserve Program.
• For the month the Reserves made 2 transports, served 3 papers, made 1 arrest, answered 34 calls and assisted in 0 other calls.
• For the year the Maury County Reserve Deputies have served 8 papers, completed 6 transports, made 2 arrests, answered 95 calls and assisted in 11 others. For the year the Reserves have worked 1715 hours for a total cost savings to Maury County of $33,802.65

Personnel Information and Changes

April 1^st, the reserves assisted CPD with the Mule Day Parade and are working to complete their required 40 hours of annual in-service training via online V-Academy.

Reserved Deputies