About Us

Residents For Responders (RFR) is a Texas 501(c)(3) nonprofit created by residents of Spring Valley Village and Hilshire Village to support the officers of the Spring Valley Village Police Department.

RFR serves as an independent resource to the department, offering financial and moral support through anniversary gifts, and a fund for officers facing family emergencies.

 

RFR does not replace or reduce Spring Valley Village's responsibility to fund public safety. Our role is to build morale, goodwill, and community support for the officers and staff who protect us.

 

A Bit of History

Just before the pandemic, my wife and I nearly moved to Kingwood, where my office was located. We had offers on our Spring Valley home and had found the house we wanted. But driving through Kingwood, seeing an HPD vehicle, we realized that if we ever needed help, the wait could be 15–30 minutes or more. Here at home, it's rarely more than 3–4 minutes. That kind of peace of mind is easy to take for granted — until you almost lose it. In the end, Spring Valley is where we raised our kids and where we wanted to stay, so we did.

 

Around that same time, we watched officers around the country face growing disrespect and hostility. We knew that wasn't how most of America felt — and it certainly wasn't how our community felt. So we started RFR: a way for our neighbors to show the appreciation and respect that SVVPD's officers have earned.

   

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Sargeant Trent Wood

Residents For Responders is proud to recognize Sergeant Trent Wood as our Officer of the Quarter in appreciation of his outstanding leadership, unwavering dedication, and nearly two decades of service in law enforcement.

Sgt. Wood has devoted more than 19 years to serving and protecting others, including 17 years with the Spring Valley Village Police Department. For the past 10 years, he has served as a Patrol Sergeant, providing steady leadership, mentoring fellow officers, and helping ensure the safety and security of the Spring Valley Village community.

A Houston-area resident of more than 55 years, Sgt. Wood has dedicated his career to serving the community he proudly calls home. His commitment to professionalism, integrity, and public service has earned the respect of both his fellow officers and the residents he serves.

While his career in law enforcement is one of service, his greatest pride is his family. Trent is the proud father of his son, Hunter, who has followed in his footsteps by pursuing a career in law enforcement. He and his wife, Jane, have been happily married for more than seven years and have built a wonderful blended family that includes four stepchildren and three grandchildren, all of whom hold a special place in their hearts.

Whether leading officers on patrol or spending time with his family, Sgt. Wood exemplifies the values of integrity, dedication, and compassion. Residents For Responders is honored to recognize Sgt. Trent Wood for his exceptional service and the positive impact he continues to make on the Spring Valley Village community.