Livingston, TN
Categories:
Tactics Used |
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Auto Seizure | ✓ |
Buyer Arrests | ✓ |
Cameras | ✓ |
Community Service | ✓ |
Employment Loss | ✓ |
Identity Disclosure | ✓ |
IT Based Tactics | ✓ |
John School | ✓ |
Letters | ✓ |
License Suspension | ✓ |
Neighborhood Action | ✓ |
Public Education | ✓ |
Reverse Stings | ✓ |
SOAP Orders | ✓ |
Web Stings | ✓ |
Livingston is a town in Overton County, Tennessee, and serves as the county seat. Its population is approximately 3,900. Overton County is part of the Cookeville Micropolitan Statistical Area, in northern Tennessee. Consumer level demand provides the revenue stream for all prostitution, and has been targeted by local law enforcement agencies as a strategy for prevention and response. A law enforcement respondent to the 2021 National Assessment Survey reported that the following demand reduction tactics have been used in Livingston: web stings, SOAP orders, public education (all since 2009).
Key Partners
- Livingston Police Department
Key Sources
National Assessment Survey – 2021
Background on Prostitution in the Area:
Local Ordinances:
State | Tennessee |
Type | City |
Population | 3905 |
Location |
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