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POLICE FIND NO EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT LOOTING RUMORS IN PRESCOTT VALLEY

On June 2, 2020, information was received by Prescott Valley Police Department about the potential for looters, masquerading as protesters, to do harm to local businesses in Prescott Valley.  According to the Arizona Counter Terrorism Intelligenc...

A statement from Police Chief Steven Roser and the Prescott Valley Police Department

The Town of Prescott Valley is not immune from the protest that has been occurring around the country. Saturday night at approximately 7:00 PM several subjects arrived at the courtyard/parking lot area of the Prescott Valley Police Department and began to...

PV Arts & Culture Commission to host Drive-In Movie Nights

The Prescott Valley Arts & Culture Commission will present two free Drive-In Movies at Findlay Toyota Center parking lot, 3201 N. Main Street, on Friday, May 29 (Lilo & Stitch) and Friday, June 5 (A League of Their Own). The Commission invites the...

Sign Up for Notifications

Prescott Valley Police urge all citizens to sign up for Nixle and CodeRED alert systems. The Prescott Valley Police Department regularly uses Nixle and CodeRED during a critical incident and / or emergency situation that may impact residents inside our to...

Annual Water Quality Report Now Available

The Annual Water Quality Report is now available for viewing.

Construction begins on new Viewpoint Drive Connector

Engineers Dava and Associates has completed design for the  Prescott Valley Viewpoint Drive Connector Project and the Town has announced construction is scheduled to begin this month.

Roadway improvements  for this project will expand the...