Tiffany Tatum < TESTED ● >

Major Tatum’s career with the LMPD began in 1998 with the former Louisville Division of Police. Over more than two decades, she has patrolled and led in nearly every corner of the city, gaining a granular understanding of the unique challenges facing Louisville's diverse neighborhoods.

With 23 years of experience, Major Tatum represents a bridge between the LMPD’s past and its future. As the department navigates modern reforms and evolving community expectations, leaders like Tatum—who possess both the institutional memory of a veteran and the communicative skills of a modern administrator—are vital to the city’s safety and cohesion. District 6 Dispatch - GovDelivery

Tatum’s influence extends into the cultural and social fabric of the city through her service on several local boards, most notably the Kentucky Derby Festival Board . This dual role as a law enforcement leader and community advocate allows her to bridge the gap between policy and the people it affects. A Legacy of Professionalism

Patrolled the 1st and 4th divisions, the very areas she would later return to lead.

Her ascent through the department was marked by consistent performance in critical roles:

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Her most recent promotion saw her take command within the 4th division, bringing her career full circle to the community where she started. Community Advocacy and Political Engagement