Introducing Kylee Vold: Our New Records Specialist! 

We're thrilled to welcome Kylee Vold, our newest Police Records Specialist, sworn-in by Chief Freeman Carney this Wednesday!

A West Valley native and ASU graduate with a degree in Criminal Justice, Kylee's passion for public service has led her to join the Paradise Valley Police Department. With a captivating thesis on Juvenile Offenders, she brings invaluable expertise to our team.

Fun Fact: Kylee is a bookworm who loves thrilling horror and suspense movies. For gripping recommendations, just ask her!

Join us in giving a warm round of applause to Kylee as she embarks on this exciting journey with our Support Services Team. Her enthusiasm and dedication are sure to make a remarkable impact on our department. Let's achieve greatness together and uphold the highest standards of service to our community! 

The Public’s Works Department has been in a race against the weather to prune and maintain as many trees within the Town’s Right of Ways and complexes as storms begin to hit the valley. Each year, the Public Works staff heavily prunes trees at least twice a year. This year the department focused on identifying trees that were too heavy to withstand the high winds of the monsoon storms. Crews have been out for the last few weeks thinning out trees that appeared to be too heavy to help preserve and maintain a healthy tree population throughout the Town.

It is recommended to seek the services of tree care professionals or a certified Arborist to help maintain trees within your property. These trained individuals will provide expert knowledge with tree care depending on the species of tree you are working with or planning to plant within your property.

Some tips to maintain a healthy tree:

-         Consult with a certified arborist for any maintenance needs

-         Ensure proper water schedules are established throughout the year

-         Monitor for diseases, dead branches, and insect problems

-         Thin as needed prior to storm season to withstand high winds



The public’s help in identifying trees in need of attention within Town Right of Way is always welcomed. Please contact the Public Works Department with any concerns or questions regarding The Town’s tree program at 480-348-3527.

PVPD sends their gratitude to the Katz Family for their generous donation! 

A heartfelt thank you to the Katz Family for their incredible kindness and generosity! Their donation has truly made a difference for our department.

Special thanks to Commander J. DiVenti, our grill master extraordinaire, who whipped up some delicious meals with the donated food for our staff to savor and enjoy. 

Customer service feedback for July is in! Responses show that across 98 responses, residents and customers reported a 91% happy index! Congratulations to our Community Development Counter and Finance Department for perfect scores!

Open feedback comments included "excellent work" at Town Hall, and "very polite" at Courts. We love to hear it!

Website feedback and responses fell short of our goals with 114 respondents indicating a happiness index of only 69%. We have some work to do to improve these ratings, including investigating/updating a broken link and making navigation more simplified.

As always, your feedback is appreciated!