This year, as part of the 18th Annual Law Enforcement Challenge, the Tennessee Highway Safety Office will offer “Tennessee’s Best-Looking Cruiser Award” to recognize the law enforcement agency with the coolest cruiser photo and Paris Police Chief Ricky Watson is encouraging votes for the city of Paris’ cruisers.
All law enforcement agencies in Tennessee are eligible to participate. See below to review the rules. The deadline to vote is Wednesday, August 3, by 4:00 PM CT / 5:00 PM ET.
The link to vote is tntrafficsafety.org/cruiser-voting-2022
If you have questions, please contact your THSO Law Enforcement Liaison or email Joe Powell at jdpowell@tntech.edu.
The Rules:
1. This contest is open to the public. No account required.
2. Each voter may only submit one vote using one email address. If a voter submits more than one vote using more than one email address, all votes submitted by that voter will be discarded. Email irregularities will be monitored to ensure fairness.
3. The winning agency will be selected based on ranked voting. This means each voter is required to vote for three agencies based on the following ranking. If the voter selects an agency more than once, all votes from that individual will be invalidated.
- First Place = 3 Points
- Second Place = 2 Points
- Third Place = 1 Point
The contest winner will be announced and awarded at the Law Enforcement Challenge on Friday, August 19, so make sure to register online or on-site to attend the event.
Note: Tennessee’s Best-Looking Cruiser Award contest is separate and does not interfere with the national Best-Looking Cruiser Award contest hosted by the American Association of State Troopers. The THSO encourages everyone to vote in Tennessee’s contest as well as the national contest.