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Welcome to the West Tennessee Concerns for Police Survivors


WTN-COPS Sponsors

West Tennessee Concerns of Police Survivors (WTN-COPS) is a state chapter of the national organization and is dependent on charitable income and fund-raisers. There are no administrative overhead fees since the group is made up totally of volunteers. We sincerely appreciate those who help to support the family members of the fallen police officers.

WTN-COPS is supported through contributions from the following law enforcement agencies:

  • Atoka Police Department
  • Bartlett Police Department
  • Gallaway Police Department
  • Jackson Police Department
  • Memphis Police Department
  • Oakland Police Department
  • Shelby County Sheriff’s Office
  • Tipton County Sheriff’s Office
































American JusticeLast updated: June 2008
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Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS)

"COPS is a national, non-profit organization which was formed in Washington, D.C. in 1983. COPS held its first National Police Survivors' Seminars the following year with 100 attendees. There are now over 10,000 families served by COPS. West Tennessee Concerns of Police Survivors (WTN-COPS) was organized in 2000 and is one of the three state chapters. WTN-COPS serves all counties west of the Tennessee River and is committed to helping surviving law enforcement families rebuild their lives after the traumatic and life changing experience of losing their officer in the line-of-duty... "

Visit www.nationalcops.org to learn more about COPS