Meet Our Staff!
Jim White - Chief
Edward OConnor - Assistant Chief
Shannon Cotton - Partrolman
Paul Curtis - Patrolman
Terry Donaldson - Patrolman
Scott Williams - Patrolman
Scott Taylor - Part Time Patrolman
Joey Moore - Part Time II Officer
Michael Kellebrew - Code
Enforcement and Animal Control Officer
Glenda Terry - 911 Dispatcher/CID Secretary
Deborah Fraser- Dispatcher
JoAnna Jones - Dispatcher
Sammie Tuberville - Dispatcher
Courtney Weatherford -Dispatcher
Jerry Melton - Chief Jailer
Shirley Nelson - Jailer
Shartara Jackson - Jailer
Deardrea Baker- Jailer
Tranice Robinson - Jailer
Gladys Evans - Jailer
Shasta Miller - Jailer
Mary Smith - 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.
