Police Department
Protecting Our Future: Dedicated Support for Student Safety
The Fort Smith Public Schools Police Department (FSPS) is an important piece of our district’s commitment to safety within our educational community. Under the leadership of Chief Eric Huber, our team of 14 full-time certified officers, 3 part-time officers, a dispatcher/office administrative assistant, and a full-time social worker, is dedicated to ensuring a secure and supportive environment for every student and staff member.
Spanning across 27 school campuses, the department works in unison with school administrators to cultivate a safe and nurturing learning environment. Our officers are more than just guardians; they are integral members of the school community.
Contact Us
Office Hours
Monday - Friday | 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Phone Number
479-785-3664 ext. 91234
Address
Rogers Center - 2901 Kinkead Avenue
If you have immediate concerns or emergencies, please call 911.
Your vigilance and willingness to report concerns play a crucial role in keeping our schools safe.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the role of the Fort Smith Public Schools Police Department?
- Can parents and students approach officers for assistance or advice?
- What kind of training do FSPS Police Officers receive?
- How does the FSPS PD handle emergencies or crises on campus?
- How can I report a concern or suspicious activity?
- How can I stay updated on the FSPS PD's activities and safety tips?
- How are officers assigned to schools?