The Bridge's efforts are three-pronged: raising awareness of the opioid epidemic, guiding people who are ready to seek treatment,
and encouraging them to sustain sobriety once they're clean.
The Bradley County Sheriff's Department and Cleveland Police Department, through a partnership with The Bridge, is increasing its crime-fighting arsenal with a new app to help residents connect with the department to find information, view alerts, and submit anonymous tips from their smartphone.
Developed by tip411, the App puts a powerful new crime-fighting tool into the hands of community members of all ages. The app is available for download for free via the Google Play Store, iTunes App Store, or by visiting the CPD or BSCO websites.
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Developed by tip411, the App puts a powerful new crime-fighting tool into the hands of community members of all ages. The app is available for download for free via the Google Play Store, iTunes App Store, or by visiting the CPD or BSCO websites.
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The Bridge's Latest News
January 3, 2019
Tennessee’s Department of Health will soon have a hotline to report suspected opioid abuse. News4 has been telling you how Governor Bill Haslam has made a […]
January 3, 2019
Posted Friday, December 28, 2018 9:44 am “I have not seen a decline in opioid abuse in the local community,” said Bill Cherry, director of the 10th Judicial District […]
November 8, 2018
DR. DON TEATER, M.D. was the guest speaker at the forum on opioids, pain, and addiction hosted by ATS The Bridge at First Baptist on Tuesday […]