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QCPD, QCFMD 9/11 National Day of Service & Remembrance

QCPD, QCFMD 9/11 National Day of Service & Remembrance

Donate to the food drive at town buildings to support the United Food Bank and also join them and the Duane Ellsworth American Legion Post 129 for a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on Sunday, Sept. 10, starting at 3 p.m. at the police department, 20727 E. Civic Parkway.
Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department ambulances now in service

Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department ambulances now in service

In addition to the two units joining the QCFMD Emergency Transportation Services fleet Sept. 1, two more units are anticipated by the end of September 2023, providing the town with four full-time units in service and one unit available for use at the fifth station, said town officials. The staffed units in service will each have an EMT and an EMT-paramedic.
Town's new ambulances under production

Town's new ambulances under production

The Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department officially began serving residents on Jan. 1, 2008, making this year the department's 15-year anniversary. In 2008, the town’s population was just over 24,000. In its first year of operation, the department launched with about 30 employees, two stations and two fire trucks. With a current population of approximately 71,000, the department has grown to meet the needs of the community, with 81 employees and five fire stations.
QCPD reminds motorists to slow down

QCPD reminds motorists to slow down

Queen Creek Police Department reminds motorists to "Drive to Arrive" and be mindful that school is back in session.
QCFMD: Don't forget ABCDs of water safety during Drowning Impact Awareness Month

QCFMD: Don't forget ABCDs of water safety during Drowning Impact Awareness Month

According to the Children’s Safety Zone, there were 143 water related incidents in Maricopa and Pinal counties in 2022, and sadly, 60 water related deaths, including 15 pediatric drownings. Drowning is a top cause of injury-related death for children in Arizona, especially for children 5 and under (pediatric).
Queen Creek officers honored at annual MADD Heroes Recognition Banquet

Queen Creek officers honored at annual MADD Heroes Recognition Banquet

Both officers had the highest number of DUI arrests in Queen Creek. They also support the department's efforts in DUI enforcement by taking on additional tasks such as assisting with impaired driving training and equipment in their commitment to keeping the community safe.
MCSO UPDATE: 14-year-old Reyna Agundez FOUND SAFE

MCSO UPDATE: 14-year-old Reyna Agundez FOUND SAFE

She was last seen on Wednesday, Aug. 2 at approximately 2 p.m. near Sossaman and Riggs roads in Queen Creek.
Queen Creek PD launches new non-emergency reporting service

Queen Creek PD launches new non-emergency reporting service

Versaterm's conversational technology for non-emergency reporting elevates the department’s vision to provide exceptional public service to community members by strengthening community connection.
QCPD provides safety tips as students return to school

QCPD provides safety tips as students return to school

By focusing on the road, obeying traffic laws and using common courtesy motorists can drive to arrive, keeping Queen Creek roadways and students safe.
QCFMD adds 2 new firefighters

QCFMD adds 2 new firefighters