Crime Stoppers in Bartlett is asking for your help to keep their funding from drying up.

Crime Stoppers relies solely on donations and unfortunately, those donations have dwindled down to just $500.

They have reached out on the Bartlett Police Facebook page to get you to donate.

Lieutenand Todd Halford of Bartlett Police said they have used Crime Stoppers to find suspects involved in fraud cases or stolen credit cards.

Most recently, a call from Bartlett Crime Stoppers resulted in the arrest of Joe Caronna when he was spotted at a motel in Jackson, Tenn.

Since their posting on Facebook, they've already begun to receive donations.

The City of Lakeland is inviting residents to volunteer for a Focus Group offering vital input for future recreational needs and facilities for Lakeland.  The Focus Group will meet on Tuesday, March 5 from 6-8:30 p.m. at Lakeland City Hall.

The Focus Group will consist of a maximum of 50 residents. Due to the limited number of participants, all interested Lakeland residents not selected for the Focus Group are encouraged to attend the meeting on March 5th.

The Focus Group will provide input for the City Park Assessment and Strategic Planning Study that will include recommendations to the Park Board, Board of Commissioners and City staff in identifying recreational needs and future recreational facilities in Lakeland.

The program is a partnership with the Recreational Educational Services (RES), a division of the Tennessee Department of Environmental Conservation and the City of Lakeland.