McGehee Police Department
2412 Hwy 65 N.
McGehee AR 71654
870-222-3636

 

 

Meet Our Staff!

 

Jim White - Chief

Charles "Chuck" Moore - CID

Ben Hines - Patrol Sergeant

Jason Williams - Corporal

Edward OConnor - Corporal


James Fraser - Patrolman

Shannon Cotton - Partrolman

Paul Curtis - Patrolman


Terry Donaldson - Patrolman

Joey Moore - Part Time II Officer

 

Michael Kellebrew - Code Enforcement and Animal Control Officer

Betty Weatherly - Office Manager

Glenda Terry - 911 Dispatcher/CID Secretary

Melody Braxton - Dispatcher

Tina Coakley - Dispatcher

Deborah Fraser- Dispatcher

Santana Thomas - Dispatcher

Sammie Tuberville - Dispatcher

Sonya Wilkinson- Dispatcher

Jerry Melton - Chief Jailer

Keuntae Evans - Jailer

Shirley Nelson - Jailer

Joycelyn Jackson - Jailer

Darlene Shields - Jailer

Mary Smith - Jailer

Maxine Young - Jailer

Sonya Young - Jailer

Jessie Powell - Janitor

 

McGehee Police Department - Neighborhood Watch

If you are interested in Neighborhood Watch for your neighborhood, please contact McGehee Police Dept.

What is Neighborhood Watch?

Neighborhood Watch is a program designed to bring your community and the police department
together in order to fight and prevent crime in your area. It is a voluntary organization that acts as a communication
link between neighbors, neighborhoods, your community, and the police department.

How does Neighborhood Watch Work?

It provides a forum for neighborhood organization and communication that is not influenced by race,
socioeconomic differences, religion, or other biases. It provides a means for you and your neighbors
to come together to make your community a safe place to live and work, to get to know each other
better, and to organize neighborhood activities. It provides a means for you and your neighbors to
take a stand and commit that you will look our for each other.

The neighborhood/ police department partnership.

It is impossible to have a police officer on every corner, therefore it is important that the police
department and your neighborhood work together to report and solve crimes. As a Neighborhood
Watch member, you serve as the extended eyes and ears of the police department, reporting
suspicious activities when you see them. On the other hand, the police department provides the
members of your Neighborhood Watch with crime prevention information, training, and resources
for solving neighborhood problems.