News Flash

Caution: Watch for students walking in low light conditions

The Prescott Valley Police Department is asking motorists to be aware of children walking to their bus stops or to school during our dark morning hours.  Many areas in Prescott Valley do not have sidewalks or streetlights.  Our students ...

Prescott Valley's four newest K9s certified and excelling on patrol

The Prescott Valley Police Department in 2018 was able to welcome  four new K9s thanks to a generous donation from community members. The donation came right on time, as PVPD recently retired three K9s – Jake, Turco and Toyo –...

One Mind Pledge

In 2018 the Town of Prescott Valley received a total of 229 calls pertaining to suicide threats and a total of 159 calls pertaining to crisis support. Research estimates that as many as 10% of police calls involve someone with a mental illness.

At the Town...

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2018 Officer of the Year Ryan Spriggs

Detective Ryan Spriggs has been a valuable asset to the Prescott Valley Police Department for more than five years. During 2018, Detective Spriggs was assigned to the Partners against Narcotics Trafficking taskforce (PANT).

In August 2013, Spriggs began hi...

National Night Out

The Prescott Valley Police Department, Town staff, Mayor and Council members attended National Night Out neighborhood parties throughout Prescott Valley last night. National Night Out is a nationwide event to bring neighborhoods and police together to fig...

Back to School Safety

Our children have returned to school, and as part of our commitment to student and community safety, the Prescott Valley Police Department offers these tips.

The Prescott Valley Police Department has two ELAN City Radar Speed Signs along Glassford Hill Roa...