Arkansas Off Duty Police Magazine

201 Franklin Street · Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913 · 501-282-0124 ·

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The Arkansas Off Duty Sirens are the magazine's ambassadors to the community. They provide the staff with assistance at promotional events. They serve as hostesses and waitresses at the Arkansas Off Duty Police Shootout, the Arkansas Off Duty Golf Scramble and any other similar function or activity. They are in charge of our section of highway under the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department's Adopt-A-Highway Program. Our section of Highway is in Garland County just east of the rest area on U.S. Highway 70 east of Hot Springs. We take care of Log Mile 12-13. The Off Duty Sirens have also recently taken control of the 10-99 Officer Assistance Program.

Celina in Charge

SFC Celina was in charge of the Arkansas Off Duty table during the Hot Springs Lion’s Club Gun and Knife Show in August. The event was held at the Hot Springs Civic & Convention Center.

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The 10-99 Fund is in place and utilized to assist Arkansas law enforcement officers who have suffered an injury or loss. If you know of an officer who is the victim of a crime, accident, natural disaster or other tragedy, please call (501-282-0124) or . We want to try and help in every situation.

A portion of the proceeds from sales at the Arkansas Off Duty Uniform Shop goes into the 10-99 fund. We need help generating money for this fund and encourage you to either donate funds (100 percent of any donation specifically designated for the fund will go into the fund), or buy items from our Uniform Shop to help us keep this project going. Thank you!

January 2006

Maddox presents Deputy Stertmann with a 911 Officer Relief check to help defray the cost of new uniforms. Pictured below is Stertmann's uniform shirt, which along with her other sheriff gear was damaged by either fire, smoke or water.

A Pine Bluff home shared by two Jefferson County Sheriff employees was burglarized and burned in January 2006. The employees, Reserve Deputy Susan Stertmann and Warrants Clerk Stacy Crowder, were not at the residence when the incident occurred.

Stertmann also serves her community as an Arkansas State Probation Officer. One of her probationers was arrested and charged in connection with these crimes. He is currently being held at the Jefferson County Jail under a $100,000 cash only bond.

One room in the house was completely destroyed by fire. The entire house will have to be renovated in order to re-occupy.

Arkansas Off Duty Magazine is a private publication and is not sanctioned by any government or law enforcement agency, department or official.