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Madison County Sheriff s Department community meetings resume
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The Madison County Sheriff’s Department kicked off its 52nd Community Meeting Thursday evening, marking the first meeting since COVID-19 cancelled the regular event 18 months ago.
The meeting, which involved the Timbers, O’Keena, Adair and Poplar Corner areas, as well as Gregory’s Chapel and St. John’s Baptist Church, was a Q & A-type session held at Fire Station #10 on Old Bells Road.
“We do community meetings often before COVID, we were doing one or two a month throughout the county,” said Madison County Sheriff John Mehr, who led the event. “We’re trying to start it back up. People have asked for it.
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April 21, 2021
JACKSON, Tenn. Colleagues of Deputy Terry Dyer remember who he was, as an officer and a person.
WBBJ 7 Eyewitness spoke with Madison County Sheriff John Mehr, who discussed Dyer’s work throughout his career.
Dyer had previously worked for the Jackson Police Department, before retiring and then accepting a position at the sheriffs office in November 2017.
He was a training officer for the younger deputies, and Mehr says Dyer took them under his wing and showed them how to properly do their jobs.
He also said Dyer was well liked by the entire department.
“He was always helpful not just as an officer, but as a person. He would go out of his way to help other people that were in need. Just as a person. That was one character Terry had. He served people,” Mehr said.