State Police Commission
The seven member State Police Commission is composed of seven members appointed by the Governor of Arkansas for a term of seven (7) years. The officers of the Commission will be chairman, vice-chairman and secretary. Election of officers will be held annually at the January commission meeting. These officers shall perform the duties prescribed by applicable law, this rule, and the parliamentary authority adopted by the agency. The commission is responsible for the overall control of the Arkansas State Police.
Members:
Dr. Lewis Shepherd - Chairman
John W. Allison - Vice-Chairman
Steve G. Smith - Secretary
Jane Christenson - Member
Daniel "Woody" Futrell - Member
Wallace Fowler - Member
Frank Guinn, Jr. - Member
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