We want to say thank you to Vicki Satterfield for her 42 years of service to the Springdale Police Department. She began her career as a dispatcher July 27, 1981 until May of 1989 when she moved to booking entering arrests and tickets. In 2005 Vicki moved to records and ends her time with us in CID. Luckily she won't be too far and is moving downstairs and down the hall, greeting all those that come into City Hall. Again we say thanks and good luck on the next adventure. You will be missed.
As school transportation begins, please be patient and lets keep the students safe to and from school. A huge Thank You to all of the bus drivers!!
Passing a stopped school bus (27-51-1004). When a school bus stops, displays alternating warning lights for the purpose of loading or unloading passengers; all vehicles must come to a complete stop no less than 30 feet in any direction. Motorists should not begin to start nor pass a stopped bus until the bus has finished receiving or discharging the passengers and begins in motion along any public road, street, highway or private property open to the public or K-12 private or public school.
Public School begins Monday the 14th and we want to give some tips for safety as traffic picks up around the schools. We hope you all have a safe and great school year.
Need help in identifying these subjects in reference to crimes in the city of Springdale. If you happen to know these individuals please reach out to SPD @ 751-4542 or CID 750-8139. Text/call our tipline at 317-0158.
***UPDATE***Magali has been located and found safe. Thank you all for your help
**Missing Person** please see below information and notify the Springdale Police Department if you have any information on the whereabouts of Magali Mosquera at 479-751-4542. All help is appreciated.
Find 'em Friday. Please help us identify the following subjects whom our investigators are attempting to question regarding various crimes within the city. If you have any information please reach out us at 751-4542, CID 750-8139 or call/text our tipline at 479-317-0158.
As summer break winds down, a lot of events and last minute vacations are taking place. Take time to enjoy the moments and the car A/C. Have a great weekend and be safe. #arrivealive
We had a great time last night at our National Night Out. It was definitely one of the hottest events in town and we appreciate all that came out to spend time with us and our sponsors. We could not have done it without the help of the volunteers. Thank you Rotary Club, Kiwanis, First Security Bank, ARVEST bank, Discount Bakery Store, Springdale Parks and Recreation, Springdale Fire Department, Springdale Animal Shelter, Arkansas Game and Fish, HWOA, Marcaroni Kids, Kid’s Unlimited, Beyer’s Ice Cream and space walk bounce houses. Can’t wait to a hopefully cooler event next year!
This week we got the privilege to speak to some students at Salem Lutheran Church this past week. They got to meet Rizo and handler Cpl. Reed as well as seeing the inside of some police cars with Cpls Beyer and Robertson. We had a great time hanging out, thank you for having us!!
This week we got the privilege to speak to some students at Salem Lutheran Church this past week. They got to meet Rizo and handler Cpl. Reed as well as seeing the inside of some police cars with Cpls Beyer and Robertson. We had a great time hanging out, thank you for having us!!
Help us Find 'em Friday. These individuals are wanted for questioning in regards to different criminal cases. If you recognize any of these subjects please contact the Springdale Police Department at 751-4542 or the Criminal Investigation Division at 750-8139. You can always call or text our tipline at 479-317-0158. We always appreciate your help!
We are one week away from our annual National Night Out. Please join us in a night filled with FREE food, games, bounce houses and much more. National Night Out is an annual community building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and camaraderie.
Friday we wrapped up Junior police academy in traditional fashion with a storm rolling in. Practiced taking fingerprints and wearing powder, K-9 demo is always a hit and State police tour before graduation! A big thank you to the Arkansas National Guard, Little Debbie's, and Kellogg's for providing snacks all week. We could not have done it without you all. Can't wait to see what is in store next summer!!
Today we celebrated the promotions of Lieutenant Josh Drake, Sergeant Hunter Helms, Corporal Chris Gordan, Corporal Mitchell Hammons, Corporal Dustin Hartley, and Corporal Elizabeth Whitaker. Congratulations to you all!
Day 2 and 3 of JPA were full of fun. Building clearing, target shooting competition on our simulator. Congrats Jo for top shot. Peddle carts with drunk goggles and defensive tactics finished out today. Have some really tired kids for the final day! Thank you to @salonhross for lunch at Golden Dragon Wednesday and Golden Coral for providing today's 46.
We would like to congratulate our graduates of the 2023B class. Pictured with Chief Gamble are Officer Miller, Officer Bartram, Officer Strode, Officer Rivera whom completed 13 weeks of basic training academy and will now begin 12 weeks of Field Training. Congratulations to all
Today we celebrated the 33 year career of Lieutenant Scott Lewis. Lt. Lewis was hired by the Springdale Police Department in December of 1989 assigned as a Patrol Officer until 1994 when he became the Public Information Officer. Officer Lewis was then promoted in 1995 to rank of Sergeant supervising the patrol division then the Investigation Division. In 2002, then Sgt. Lewis was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant where he was assigned to the Patrol, Internal Affairs, CID, and Public Relations divisions throughout his career.
As long time colleague and friend, Sgt Sanchez stated, Lt. Lewis left his thumbprint on a lot in how the Springdale Police Department operates. Lt. Lewis was head firearms instructor for 5 years, NRA certified instructor for patrol rifles, pistols, and shotguns; becoming the first patrol rifle instructor and head firearms instructor for SPD. Lt. Lewis was also one of the first trained officers as a School Resource Officer and a founding member of the SWAT team where he served for 12 years.
Lt. Lewis was able to pass down his badge number to his son in law Sgt. Trevor Bowen who will proudly wear 117.
Thank you for your service not only to the community Lt. Lewis but to the Springdale Police Department. Enjoy your next chapter sir.
Day 2 of JPA we headed north to tour the Benton County Sheriff's Office. Some may not realize but Springdale is in two separate counties and we work with both Washington and Benton county sheriff's departments at various times. Lunch at Cici's Pizza was provided by Rhoads & Armstrong Law Firm; Thank you!!! We finished the day applying tourniquets and what to do if found in an active assailant incident. Looking forward to a fun filled day three where we will see who becomes top shot!
Had a great first day of the second session of Junior Police Academy. Students learned the history of the Police Department, laws, and what the process of becoming an Officer looks like. After lunch from Casa Alejo, we toured the Police Department. Chief Gamble and Assistant Chief Hudson spoke to the students. A drone demonstration and the physical fitness test ended day 1.
We are a day late and for some, a dollar short. We need help identifying these subjects. If you know who they are please contact the Springdale Police Department at 479-751-4542, CID 479-750-8139, or call/text our tipline at 479-317-0158. All help is appreciated.
