Become a Member

 

There are several ways to support Residents for Responders.  Below are the different levels for you to consider.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHIEF'S MEMBERSHIP 

Residents who participate in the Chief’s Membership program will commit to an annual gift of $1,000.

Chief's Members will receive two (2) window decals as well as a yard sign to show support of RFR.  

 

Additionally, Chief's Members receive two of the following:

  • Coffee with a Cop/s*^
  • Ride-along with an SVPD officer*^
  • Tour of the SVPD facilities*^
  • Defensive tactics safety class from an SVPD officer**^

*   must be scheduled in advance and will be coordinated by RFR

**  must be scheduled in advance and will be held with other residents and will be coordinated by RFR

^ (SVPD is not being paid for these services and can be requested directly through SVPD without being a Chief's Member)

 

   

 

 

GOLD SHIELD MEMBERSHIP 

Residents who participate in the Gold Shield Membership program will commit to an annual gift of $500.

 

Gold Shield Members will receive two (2) window decals as well as a yard sign to show support of RFR.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SILVER SHIELD MEMBERSHIP

Residents who participate in the Silver Shield Membership program will commit to an annual gift of $125. 

 

Silver Shield Members will receive two (2) window decals to show their support of RFR.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You can also make smaller donations by going to the Donate tab above

Forrest McClain

RFR Recognizes Officer Forrest McClain Officer of the Quarter

 

Residents For Responders is proud to recognize Officer Forrest McClain as our Officer of the Quarter.

Officer McClain has devoted eleven years to law enforcement: two with the Crockett Police Department and the past nine with the Spring Valley Village Police Department. As a patrol officer in Spring Valley Village & Hilshire Village, he has provided steady leadership, mentored fellow officers, and helped keep our community safe and secure. He is also the department's only swift-water rescue officer, a role that reflects his passion for rescue swimming.

A Houston-area resident for 32 years, Officer McClain has chosen to dedicate his career to the community he calls home. He is the first member of his family to become a police officer. He is also a twin, and his brother is older by exactly one minute. Off duty, he enjoys hunting and fishing with family and friends.

In Officer McClain's own words: "Being a police officer for the city of Spring Valley Village is a blessing. The residents are thankful for the job we do in this city."

Please join us in thanking Officer McClain for his service to Spring Valley Village.