Pedestrian fatalities in the city of Phoenix have been increasing and the Phoenix Police Department has launched a campaign to remind everyone of some very basic rules that can help keep you alive. Sometimes we think the short cut is wroth it, but in the end, the long way would have been better. Please take a moment to share these fliers (in English and Spanish) with your Facebook friends and neighbhorhood groups. 

Criminals continue to grow more violent. Every day, the men and women on the front lines in the City of Phoenix face a full-on assault from the criminal element in our city. You and your family continue to be at risk.

FACT: The Phoenix Police Department is dangerously understaffed with hundreds fewer police officers than in 2008.

FACT: With 530 square miles to cover, response times for emergency 911 calls can often take 7 minutes or more.

The six week academy meets every Thursday from 5:30pm to 9:00pm at various police locations within the city.

It is not very often we get to celebrate a 91st Birthday and one of our members turned 91 on August 15, 2017.

Don't forget to order your gain t-shirt and show yoru community spirit and support! 

PBWAB will be selling the GAIN T-shirts at the following locations:  

Arizona’s monsoon season is a furious force of nature. To help weather the storm, take these precautions:

When it's above 100° it's important to: Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Stay informed. The Phoenix Metro area will experience hot temperatures with high to very high heat risk. Heat related illness will be possible to those sensitive to the heat such as the elderly and homeless, individuals spending time outdoors, and those without effective cooling and/or adequate hydration.

G.A.I.N. (Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods) is a day for Arizona to join forces and promote awareness, safety and neighborhood unity. G.A.I.N. showcases the importance of police-community partnerships and citizen involvement in our fight for a safer Arizona. On G.A.I.N. day (third Saturday in October), we invite neighborhoods to come together and make their community a safer, better place to live.

We invite everyone to come out to our meetings and get to know everyone. We have guest speakers like Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery and others. Mr. Montgomery introduced the Bureau Chief for Community Based Prosecution, Treena Kay. Treena gave some overview of the size of the county and how the County Attorney’s office has been reorganized to cover geographic regions. Mr. Montgomery gave a description of the submittal process and provided statistics on how criminal justice in Arizona is doing. Arizona is a treatment first state.  Voters approved mandatory treatment for the first two possession or use offenses.

A notorious hacker revealed to FOX25 Investigates just how easy it is to break into the backdoor of our smart phones and other devices. Even people who are careful to avoid free internet at their local coffee shop leave themselves vulnerable to attack. And the rise in the number of devices using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is only making it easier for hackers.