School Resource Officers

The School Resource Officer (SRO) position was created to develop and foster relationships with the students at RSU 21. The SRO position is an example of community policing at its highest level. The SRO is available to all students and staff at all of the Kennebunk schools. Their presence in the schools has enabled them to get to know the students, as well as continue educating students about the effects that drugs and alcohol can have. SRO's speak with entire classes, as well as individual students on various topics, as well as during parent presentations with regard to State of Maine criminal law and juvenile law, substance abuse, Town of Kennebunk ordinances, and various police department policies and procedures. 

The SRO's handle all complaints that occur in the schools and serve as a reference to students and teachers alike. When not in a classroom, SRO's are in the halls interacting with students and teachers as they pass between classes. 

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  1. Anthony Clukey

    Sergeant
    Email
    Phone: (207) 985-2102 ext. 1627
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Kennebunk High School
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Kennebunk Police Officer Mark Carney is the School Resource Officer for Kennebunk High School. Having graduated from Kennebunk High School in 1991, Mark continued his education by attending Southern Maine Technical College where he obtained a degree in law enforcement technology. Mark joined the Kennebunk Police Department as a patrol officer in June 1998 and became the School Resource Officer in August 2004.

Officer Carney may also be contacted during school hours at the school via his email.
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Sea Road School

Officer Jason McClure has been a police Officer since 2000 and have worked for the Kennebunk Police Department since 2007. He is a Maine Criminal Justice Academy instructor and teaches several topics which include firearms, mechanics of arrest, restraint and control (MARC) as well as Taser.  Officer McClure is also a field training officer who enjoys teaching new officers the knowledge and skills they will need to be successful.

Officer McClure was selected to become a School Resource Officer and joined the staff at Sea Road School in December 2018.  Officer McClure loves his assignment as a School Resource Officer and has enjoyed getting to know the students and staff at the Sea Road School.  His goal is to keep Sea Road School safe and foster a good relationship between the community and the Kennebunk Police Department.  

Officer McClure may also be contacted during school hours at the school via his email.


Kennebunk Elementary School

Officer Higgins began her law enforcement career as a full-time Communications Officer at Old Orchard Beach Police Department.  In 2006, She came to the Kennebunk Police Department and served as a Reserve Police Officer and Communications Officer.  In October 2007, she was hired as a full-time Patrol Officer. Officer Higgins graduated the Maine Criminal Justice Academy’s 14th Basic Law Enforcement Training Program (BLETP). 

Officer Higgins spent the next ten years working in the Patrol Division.  She enjoyed this time in her career very much. In 2018 Officer Higgins was selected to serve as a School Resource Officer, assigned to Kennebunk Elementary School (KES).  She has graduated from both the Basic School Resource Officer training and Advanced School Resource Officer training. 

Officer Higgins resides in Saco with her two grown sons and husband, who is also a police officer. 

Officer Higgins may also be contacted during school hours at the school via her email.

  
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