Somerville Arrests and Mugshots

Perform a free Somerville Tennessee arrest records search, including mugshots, jail roster, recent arrests, and active booking logs.

The Somerville Police Department is an accredited law enforcement agency located in Tennessee. The department is dedicated to providing effective policing services to maintain a safe and secure environment for the residents. The goal of the department is to create a safe and vibrant community by maintaining partnerships and community involvement. The department provides community services such as silent witness and domestic violence prevention classes.

The overall crime rate in Somerville is 1% higher than the national average, and the violent crime rate is 112% higher than the national average. The residents of Somerville have a 1 in 43 chance of becoming a victim of a crime. Somerville is statistically safer than 11% of the cities in the United States, and safer than 19% of all cities in the state of Tennessee.

The annual crime rate in Somerville per 100,000 people was 2,377 in the year 2020. Of the 2,377 crimes committed per 100,000 people there were 30.5 robberies, 792.2 assaults, 243.8 burglaries, 1,188.3 thefts, and 121.9 vehicle thefts. The year over year crime rate has increased by 16%. Somerville is rated “F” in public safety.

David Webb, Chief of Police
Phone: 901-465-3456

Somerville Police Department
117 West North Street
Somerville, TN 38068
Fayette County

Phone: 901-465-7307
Fax: 901-465-7309

Population Served: 3,000
Number of Officers: 13

Somerville, Tennessee Information

Somerville is a town in Fayette County, located in southern Tennessee. The town covers a total of 13.7 square miles and has a population of 3,238. According to the latest census there were 1,006 households and 618 families in the town. Somerville was incorporated in 1854. There are currently 36 registered sex offenders residing in the town.

Somerville operates with a Board of Mayor-Aldermen as the form of local government. There are 5 aldermen, a vice mayor and a mayor. The board meeting is held on the second Monday of every month at 7 pm at the UT Martin Somerville Center. The current mayor is Ronnie Neill.

Contact the Mayor:

Ronnie Neill, Mayor
Phone: 901-412-2121
Email: [email protected]

Record Requests and Mugshots in Somerville, Tennessee

Public records are available through the Somerville Town Hall. The point of contact is the Public Records Request Coordinator. A records request form is available for download on the Somerville website. Record requests can be submitted in person, by mail or email.

Police records are available through the Somerville Police Department. Record requests can be submitted in person.

All persons arrested by the Somerville Police Department are transported to the Fayette County Detention Center. The center’s inmate roster is updated every 24 hours. All inmates in the facility are listed in alphabetical order by last name. The inmate’s race, sex, date of birth and arrest date are listed on the roster. The public can also see the inmate’s charges, mugshots and bond information. Former inmates can receive copies of their incarceration records in person or by mail. Valid identification must be submitted.

County Sheriff, Warrant, Most Wanted Information in Somerville, Tennessee

The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office is a law enforcement agency located in Somerville, Tennessee. The office is composed of 125 full-time, part-time and reserve personnel.

The public can search for people who have active warrants in the county on the Sheriff’s Office website. To search for a warrant, the name, race and sex of the person is needed. If the person has a warrant, it will list the charges and the date the warrant was issued.

The Sheriff’s Office does not have a most wanted list at this time.

Fayette County Sheriff’s Office
705 Justice Drive
Somerville, TN 36068
Phone: 901-465-5247