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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

QCFMD: Practice fireworks safety this 4th of July

QCFMD: Practice fireworks safety this 4th of July

State statute determines when legal consumer fireworks can be sold and used. The use of legal consumer fireworks is restricted to June 24 through July 6. Illegal fireworks are never permitted within the town limits.
Monsoon awareness: Are you prepared?

Monsoon awareness: Are you prepared?

Monsoon Awareness Week is an opportunity to prepare for monsoon storms.
QCFMD offers monsoon awareness tips for the season

QCFMD offers monsoon awareness tips for the season

Arizona’s monsoon season officially lasts June 15 through Sept. 30.
Queen Creek PD to host 'Chillin’ with a Cop' event June 14

Queen Creek PD to host 'Chillin’ with a Cop' event June 14

Enjoy some ice cream and engaging conversations at the Queen Creek Cold Stone Creamery, located at 7507 S. Power Road, Suite 104, on Wednesday, June 14 from 5 to 6:59 p.m.
QCUSD water donation to QCFMD

QCUSD water donation to QCFMD

QCFMD: Free child seat safety inspections June 9 for Queen Creek residents

QCFMD: Free child seat safety inspections June 9 for Queen Creek residents

QCFMD’s Child Passenger Safety Seat Program teaches parents and caregivers how to properly install child safety seats into their vehicle. Statistics show more than 70% of child safety seats are installed incorrectly.
Be mindful: Mulch fires happen often in Queen Creek

Be mindful: Mulch fires happen often in Queen Creek

In January, the Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department had to send five crews out to responded to two separate mulch fires over one weekend. At that time, they warned that mulch fires burn hot and can burn for days.