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Welcome to
Nashville, TN
Supervisory Office

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Resident Agent-in-Charge

The Resident Agent-in-Charge is the field supervisor for the investigative and administrative activities of the 6 Special Agents stationed in Tennessee(4) and Kentucky(2). This office supports and supervises Service related wildlife investigations, including the unlawful importation of wildlife through major airports at Nashville, Memphis, Louisville, Covington (Cincinnati) and U.S. Customs port(s) of entry, the illegal killing of migratory birds by poisons and other means, and the unlawful take of federally listed endangered or threatened species. Special Agents, in addition to initiating their own investigations, handle referrals from agents
in other states regarding Tennessee and Kentucky residents who commit criminal acts in
other states and subsequently transport illegally taken wildlife in interstate commerce. This
area includes the Appalachian Mountains which is host to a wide variety of protected wildlife and plant species as well as the Mississippi Delta and Mississippi and Ohio River regions.

Contact:
Steve Middleton, Resident Agent-In-Charge
Phone: 615-736-5532, Fax: 615-736-2053

Address: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
                   Office of Law Enforcement
                   220 Great Circle Road, Suite 150
                   Nashville, TN 37228

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	Memphis, TN
	Memphis Port, TN
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	Frankfort, KY
	Louisville, KY
	Louisville Port, KY
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