Prescott Valley Police Department

Earlier this week, the Prescott Valley Police Department K9 Unit officially opened its new K9 Agility Course with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Thanks to the support of Home Depot, local donors, Arizona Luxury Lawns & Greens, and the dedicated efforts of PVPD staff and their families, this incredible new facility was constructed over the summer. The K9 Agility Course will now be an invaluable resource for K9 training. A huge thank you to everyone involved in making this project a reality - your contributions will benefit the PVPD and our community for years to come! #prescottvalleypolice #townofprescottvalley #k9unit

CAFMA News! The Arizona Department of Health Services has granted CAFMA a Certificate of Necessity (CON) to provide emergency ground ambulance transport across our 369 square-mile service area, which includes Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey-Humboldt, and parts of Yavapai County. Check out their post to learn more!

What a great turnout at the Badges & Bobbers event this year! 🎣 Over 300 people attended the fishing event on Saturday at Fain Park. Even if you've never fished, you could still enjoy the event as Arizona Game and Fish waived the fishing license requirement for the morning. The lake was stocked with fish by the agency, and the Early Bird Lions Club helped clean all the fish caught. Fishers also got the opportunity to meet and fish with firefighters from Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority, officers from Prescott Valley Police Department, Prescott Police Department, Chino Valley Police Department, and Yavapai-Apache Tribal Police, along with deputies from Yavapai County Sheriff's Office and troopers with Arizona Department of Public Safety. And for those who got hungry, Outlaw Donuts and Gringos Tacos were on site selling food. Thanks to everyone who attended! #prescottvalleypd #townofprescottvalley #qualityoflife #communityoutreach

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The Prescott Valley Police Department is excited to welcome its newest member to the team, Officer Matthew Brown! Officer Brown joins us as a lateral from another Arizona agency and was sworn in yesterday by Chief Ticer in front of his family and the department. We are excited to have Officer Brown on board! #townofprescottvalley #prescottvalleypd #highperformingteam

Congratulations to Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) Detective Brian Hohrein for receiving the Elks Lodge 2024 "Officer of the Year" award. Detective Hohrein has been with the PVPD since 2012. He started as a patrol officer and has spent the past six years as a detective. Detective Hohrein is a felony crime investigator, a pioneering member of the department’s drone program, the Lead Terrorism Liaison Officer, Department of Homeland Security task force officer, field training officer, general instructor, NARTA Police Academy Instructor, Honor Guard team member, and one of the coordinators for the department’s participation in the annual Prescott Valley Healing Field of Northern Arizona. #highperformingteam #townofprescottvalley #prescottvalleypd

Today is School Resource Officer (SRO) Appreciation Day! SROs are carefully selected, specifically trained, sworn law enforcement officers assigned by the department to work with schools using community-oriented policing concepts. Our current SROs are Officers April Zicopoulos, Matt Shaul, Amanda Caswell, and Randy Busby. The team is led by Sergeant Tony Lawrence and Lieutenant Nancy Roberts. We appreciate our SROs for the great work they do within our school communities! #townofprescottvalley #prescottvalleypd #schoolresourceofficer #qualityoflife

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Prescott Valley Ranks Third Safest City in Arizona In an October 2023 article from PropertyClub, Prescott Valley ranked third on the list of the 10 safest cities in Arizona. Prescott Valley is the only city in Yavapai County to make this distinguished list. With the Town’s population coming in at just under 47,000 residents, Prescott Valley is 65 percent safer than the average in Arizona, with a crime rate of 957 incidents for 100,000 people. Many factors contribute to Prescott Valley receiving this designation. The community has a proactive police department that believes in community-based policing, from the sworn personnel who patrol the streets to the professional staff who are always looking for programs to engage and educate members of the community. PVPD partners with citizens to tackle issues together. It is this collaborative effort that has made Prescott Valley an amazing, and safe, place to live, work, and play. To view the article, visit PropertyClub's website here: https://lnkd.in/gBynxxuV #townofprescottvalley #prescottvalleypd #qualityoflife #prosperouscommunity

Last fall, the Prescott Valley Police Department had four officers attend and graduate from the Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy (NARTA). The six-month course is both physically and academically demanding and is a regional training center that has served city, county, tribal, and state law enforcement agencies throughout Arizona since 1996. Officers Bruner, Carter, Cote, and Glover are now in their field training at the PVPD. Want to join our high-performing team? The PVPD will host its next Open House Event on Wednesday, February 7th from 5 - 6:30 p.m. in the PD Training Room at 7601 E Skoog Blvd, Prescott Valley. Officers and background investigators will be on hand to assist you in completing forms and to answer any questions you may have. #highperformingteam #townofprescottvalley #prescottvalleypolice