Public Safety

"Our goal is to make drivers safe, whether they're residents or just driving through town," Queen Creek Police Chief Randy Brice said. "That's why our Drive to Arrive campaign has been our focus to begin with. Traffic has been of the most concern to residents and this campaign focuses on keeping people safe on the roads."

If you believe you or someone you know is a victim of sextortion, contact the QCPD non-emergency line at 480-358-3500 or the FBI Phoenix field office at 623-466-1999.

The Tempe native played softball at the University of Arizona where she majored in psychology and minored in criminal justice. She said it's there she discovered her love for law enforcement and decided to make it her career upon graduating.

They are asking people to drop off donations by July 14. Items in short supply and needed are: pencils, glue sticks, two-pocket folders and erasers.

Reunited and it feels so good, thanks to Queen Creek Officer Antonio Rodriguez.

Since January, detectives have investigated 21 cases of fraud. Some of the victims have lost tens of thousands of dollars.

Please "Drive to Arrive" the Memorial Day weekend, and every day, to help keep our roads safe!

Temperatures are now hitting triple digits and this extremely hot weather can cause sickness, even death. In 2021, According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, Arizona hospitals saw 2,873 heat-related emergency department visits and a record 552 deaths occurred.