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Dedicated Protectors of Our School Community
Each member of our FSPS Police Department team plays a crucial role in maintaining a safe and secure environment for our students and staff. Our officers and staff are highly trained and experienced, and all come from diverse backgrounds. Two of our officers are Spanish-speaking, and we are always striving to add to our diversity. We believe in building strong relationships with students, staff, and parents, fostering a sense of trust and collaboration. From law enforcement expertise to social work, our team's diverse skill set is tailored to meet the unique needs of our district’s schools.
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Sheri Fuhrman
Since 2021, Sheri Fuhrman has been a pivotal force as the OAA/Dispatcher at the Fort Smith Public Schools Police Department, where her commitment to ensuring the well-being of students and staff has been critical in elevating the district’s safety and security program.
Beyond her professional achievements, Sheri Fuhrman is known for her collaborative spirit and compassionate approach to her work. Colleagues and associates often commend her for her positive attitude, problem-solving abilities, and the genuine care she extends to others. Her professional journey within the field of education began at the district’s headquarters, where she spent an impressive twelve years providing support to the district’s comptroller. In this position, she learned about the district’s financial systems and mastered administrative accounting responsibilities. She also earned her Certified Educational Office Employee (CEOE) certification during this time. She developed her professional skills further after moving to Kimmons Middle School, where she served as the school counselor secretary/media aide. During her eight years at Kimmons, Mrs. Fuhrman provided invaluable support to both students and faculty. In this position she developed an understanding from the school perspective of how the district operates while she provided backup support to the nurse as a UAP, maintained all student Chromebooks, assisted students in need with clothing and food supplies, scheduled all substitutes and provided backup coverage in the Media Center, as well as the main office where she assisted with record keeping, enrollment, grade recording and special events.
During her tenure with FSPS, Mrs. Fuhrman constantly demonstrates her exceptional leadership skills, alongside her impressive understanding of the district and how it operates is a genuine concern for the welfare of the school community. Her diverse experiences have equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of the intricate workings of school administration and public safety. Her professional journey stands as a testament to her resilience, adaptability, and unwavering commitment to creating safe and nurturing environments for students and staff alike.
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FSPS Police Department Staff
Chief Eric Huber
Lt. Joe Love
Sheri Fuhrman, Dispatcher/OAA
Rebecca Sparks, Social Worker
Officer Clay Bray, Northside High School SRO
Officer Lilyahna Gonzalez, Northside High School SRO
Officer Brian Beaver, Southside High School SRO
Officer Ray Whitson, Southside High School SRO
Officer Mike Moss, Chaffin Middle School SRO
Officer Tony Cox, Darby Middle School SRO
Officer Travis Watkins, Kimmons Middle School SRO
Ramsey Middle School SRO
Officer Randy White, Elementary School SRO - Beat 1 - Barling, Woods, Euper Lane, Bonneville and Peak Center
Officer Joseph Boyd, Elementary School SRO - Beat 2 - Cook, Cavanaugh, Beard, Orr and Carnall
Officer Paul Jolivette, Elementary School SRO - Beat 3 - Fairview, Park, Belle Point, Ballman and Tilles
Officer David Thomas, Elementary School SRO - Beat 4 - Morrison, Trusty, Spradling, Howard, Sutton and Sunnymede
Officer Troydrick Tate, Part-Time Rover
Officer Darrell Spells, Part-Time Rover
Officer Anthony Morse, Substitute SRO