Lane Closure Alert: Doubletree Ranch Rd: Westbound lane closed between Invergordon & Scottsdale Rd on Fri 3/13, 6AM-5PM. Please use detours.

After 20 years of service in law enforcement, including 13 dedicated years serving the Town of Paradise Valley, Officer Jim Bach has officially retired. Throughout his career, Officer Bach served with honor, diligence, and a strong commitment to the community he protected. We ...

2 dogs found in the area of E Maverick Rd / N 65th St, one is a Golden Retriever and the other is a black/brown Dachshund, no collars or tags. If you are the owner or know who the dogs belong to please contact the Paradise Valley Police Department at 480-948-7410.

A huge thank you to our incredible YANA lead volunteer, Patricia, for going above and beyond for one of our community members! One of our residents joined the You Are Not Alone (YANA) program last year, and Patricia has been her steadfast point of contact ever since. When the ...

This week, Paradise Valley PD took to the skies—literally! 🚀✈️ We hosted an intensive training course focused on preparing public safety personnel to safely and legally operate Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) by earning their FAA Part 107 certification. The dedicated instructo...

Join us for Coffee with a Cop on the first Wednesday of every month at 0830AM here at our station at 6433 E Lincoln Dr. Paradise Valley, AZ 85253.  Our topic for February will be presented by Commander P. Beumler on the AZ Child Abduction and Response Team (AZ CART). ...

In recognition of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, this month’s Coffee with a Cop featured an important presentation by Stacey Sutherland from the Arizona Anti-Trafficking Network (AATN).   Stacey shared valuable insights on human trafficking, including the ch...

The Paradise Valley Police Department is grateful for the coordinated efforts of regional law enforcement and fire partners that led to the safe recovery of a missing elderly woman on December 30, 2025. PVPD officers initially received a report of a missing elderly woman who w...

Paradise Valley Police Department Wishes You a Happy New Year! As we ring in 2026, the men and women of the Paradise Valley Police Department want to extend our warmest wishes for a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year to our wonderful community! Thank you for your continue...

As the lights twinkle and festivities begin, we're reminding everyone to celebrate responsibly—whether it's on the roads, at gatherings, or enjoying the winter wonderland. Stay safe out there, and remember: we're just a call away if you need us. Your community, our priority.