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Town of Prescott Valley Social Media Policy: https://cms1files.revize.com/prescottvalleyaz/Documents/Departments/Intranet/Policies/Admin/POLICY%201-10%20(May%209,%202024)%20-%20Social%20Media.pdf?t=202602041651040&t=202602041651040

Pronghorn Ridge Middle School to Host Mock Scene EventPronghorn Ridge Middle School is partnering with the Prescott Vall...
10/22/2026

Pronghorn Ridge Middle School to Host Mock Scene Event

Pronghorn Ridge Middle School is partnering with the Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to host a mock DUI scene on October 30, 2026, to showcase the dangers of being under the influence of alcohol/drugs and operating a motor vehicle.

Through interactive demonstrations and real-world examples, students will learn how impaired driving affects judgment, coordination, reaction time, and safety.

The assembly will feature:
- Impairment Goggles: Simulate the effects of alcohol impairment on coordination and perception.
- K9 Demonstration: Learn about PVPD's K9 Unit and its role in law enforcement.
- Wrecked Vehicle Display: A visual reminder of the consequences of unsafe driving.
- Educational Presentation: PVPD personnel will discuss impaired driving risks, responsible choices, and lasting consequences.

The event aims to educate students before they reach driving age, encouraging responsible decision-making and the lasting effects that preventable drunk driving accidents have on a community and individuals within the community.

Prescott Valley Police Department Receives Multiple Grants for Highway, Street SafetyThe Governor's Office of Highway Sa...
10/22/2026

Prescott Valley Police Department Receives Multiple Grants for Highway, Street Safety

The Governor's Office of Highway Safety awarded five new grants for the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 to the Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD), all of which promise to improve safety on local streets and highways. The PVPD would like to thank the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for partnering with us to improve the safety of the roadways in and around Prescott Valley.

The first grant, for $62,779, is designated for the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP), which also allows law enforcement to provide overtime, equipment, materials, and supplies. Due to normal calls for service, it is often difficult to staff selective enforcement.

The second grant, for $77,433, is for DUI/Impairment Overtime, Materials & Supplies. This funding goes to staffing of DUI task forces, local DUI patrols, underage alcohol consumption, and the numerous specific supplies that are required of a successful DUI prosecution, such as blood kit tubes and phlebotomy supplies.

The third grant is designated for Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety Enforcement Overtime, Materials & Supplies in the amount of $30,462. This grant includes pedestrian education and makes it possible to place traffic officers in areas where most crashes occur and where violations are most dangerous.

The fourth grant, for $44,179, will focus on occupant protection prevention activities and education at schools, daycares, and other public events.

The fifth grant, for $9,689, supports Accident Investigation Overtime, Equipment, and Supplies. This funding helps ensure that officers have the resources necessary to respond to and investigate serious traffic collisions. These efforts are essential to determining the causes of collisions and supporting successful case resolution.
Analysis of prior grant funding has proven that the ability to allow officers to focus on a specific issue of concern translates to remarkably effective results, which we look forward to continuing in the years to come. GOHS grants, such as these, are very effective tools in keeping our streets and highways safe.

Stay alert! If you notice reckless behavior on the road from drivers, pedestrians, or bicyclists, report it to law enforcement as soon as possible.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM PRESCOTT REGIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CENTERPrescott Regional Communications Center (PRCC) is aware of...
10/21/2026

IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM PRESCOTT REGIONAL COMMUNICATIONS CENTER

Prescott Regional Communications Center (PRCC) is aware of the Imminent Threat Alert issued by the National Weather Service.

Please do not call 911 with questions about the alert or emergency notification. National Weather Service alerts provide important safety information and instructions. Please read the notification carefully and follow the directions provided.

Due to the limited number of phone lines available, our 911 lines must remain open for those experiencing life-threatening emergencies. Calling 911 with questions about the weather alert can tie up a line needed by someone experiencing an actual emergency.

If you have an emergency or need immediate police, fire, or medical assistance, always call 911.

For non-emergency assistance, please call:
Prescott Police Department: 928-445-3131
Prescott Valley Police Department: 928-772-9261
Fire Department: 928-445-5357

Please continue to monitor National Weather Service alerts and follow the instructions provided in the notification. Stay home when possible and avoid unnecessary travel.

Thank you for helping us keep our 911 lines available for those who need emergency assistance.

10/21/2026

Reminder During Severe Weather Alerts

If you receive emergency weather alerts on your phone, similar to this morning's tornado warning, please do not call 911 for information about the alert.

These alerts contain important instructions and actions that should be followed immediately. Calling 911 to verify or ask about the warning can tie up emergency lines needed for life-threatening emergencies.

When you receive an emergency weather alert:
- Read and follow the instructions provided in the alert.
- Monitor trusted weather sources for updates.
- Take recommended safety actions without delay.

911 is for emergencies requiring immediate police, fire, or medical response. Thank you for helping keep emergency lines available.

10/20/2026

Prescott Valley Police to Host ‘Refuse to be a Victim’ Class

The Prescott Valley Police Community Services Unit will host the NRA-certified “Refuse to be a Victim” program on Monday, November 16, 2026, from 1-4pm in the Prescott Valley Police Department Training Room at 7601 E Skoog Blvd. This free community class is open to any quad-city resident age 18 years and older (limited to 50 attendees). Registration fills up fast for these classes, make sure to sign up early!

To enroll, send an email to Police Community Services Supervisor Jodi Mullins at [email protected]. In the email, please include the following information for EACH person you are enrolling: name, address, email, and phone number. Registration is open now until November 12, unless capacity is reached sooner.

This in-depth program is designed to equip residents with tools to prevent them from becoming victims of fraud or other crimes and to shift their mindset as they go about their daily routines. This class has something for every age group and every ability level. Come join the hundreds of residents who have taken this class to “Refuse to be a Victim.” We look forward to seeing you.

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support the charity basketball game featuring Prescott Fire Department vs. ...
10/19/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support the charity basketball game featuring Prescott Fire Department vs. Prescott Valley Police Department, Prescott Police Department, and Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office.

Thank you to everyone who participated, donated, joined the raffle, and helped bring our community together for such a great cause. Together, these teams and our amazing community raised $2,000 for local student athletes - $1,000 for Pronghorn Ridge Middle School and $1,000 for Mile High Middle School. These funds will support the schools’ sports programs and the students who participate, creating more opportunities for our young athletes to learn, grow, and succeed.

We’re grateful for the incredible community support and proud to serve a community that shows up for its schools and students!

BIKE RODEO TOMORROW: Join us Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 10am-1pm at the Prescott Valley Police Department for a FR...
10/16/2026

BIKE RODEO TOMORROW: Join us Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 10am-1pm at the Prescott Valley Police Department for a FREE Bike Rodeo!

- Learn essential bike & pedestrian safety tips
- Get your helmet professionally fitted
- Test your skills on our fun safety course

No bike or helmet? No problem, we’ve got you covered with bikes available to use, and we’ll be giving away free helmets.

As the days grow shorter and holiday activities pick up, it’s a perfect time to ensure your home is safe and secure. Sch...
10/15/2026

As the days grow shorter and holiday activities pick up, it’s a perfect time to ensure your home is safe and secure. Schedule a free Home Security Assessment from the Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) through our Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) program.

Once scheduled, a certified, trained member of the PVPD team will visit your home to evaluate your security. Following the assessment, homeowners will receive tailored recommendations, including improvements to lighting and landscaping. The PVPD encourages members of our community to take advantage of this valuable service to protect their homes and families better this holiday season.

To schedule a home assessment or for more information, please contact our Crime Prevention Officers: Tim Langford at [email protected] or 928-772-5166 or Ian Thulin at [email protected] or 928-772-5168.

UPDATE (10/4/26, 5:06pm): The Streets Team has repaired Paseo Escondido, and it is now open.***Road Closure Notice: Pase...
10/15/2026

UPDATE (10/4/26, 5:06pm): The Streets Team has repaired Paseo Escondido, and it is now open.

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Road Closure Notice: Paseo Escondido

Due to a roadway collapse caused by water infiltration at a culvert crossing between Lone Cactus Drive and Agua Fria Drive, a portion of Paseo Escondido is closed to through traffic effective immediately (see map).

For public safety, no vehicles will be permitted to travel through the affected area until repairs are completed, as there is a risk of further roadway collapse. Residents will still be able to access their properties from either side of the closure.

Public Works crews are on site and actively securing the area. We appreciate your patience and understanding as repairs are made.

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7601 E. Skoog Boulevard
Prescott Valley, AZ
86314

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+19287729261

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