At the request of several community members, the Phoenix Police Department is exploring the option of approving a new Block Watch sign. The current signs are made of steel, are non-reflective, and have durability issues in the Arizona climate. The Department recognizes the significance of this endeavor and would appreciate honest feedback from the community. Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey by copying and pasting the below link into your web browser, or by simply clicking on it.

In grateful appreciation of your many years of invaluable service and undying support to the Phoenix Police Department and for your contribution to enhance the quality of life in the City of Phoenix. Your civic spirit, sacrifice, and volunteerism are hallmarks of your selfless service.

If you were unable to attend and are interested to keep up to date about what was discussed at this Phoenix Block Watch Advisory Board general meeting we've posted the minutes here.

The Phoenix Police Department has recently experienced reported crimes specific to the usage of internet exchange sites that allow sellers to advertise items for sale and then interact with buyers. Subsequent to the online interaction, the two parties usually meet and exchange money for goods in a private party transaction at an agreed-upon location. However, due to circumstances surrounding the nature of these interactions, many criminals are using them for their own purposes

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.

If you were unable to attend and are interested to keep up to date about what was discussed at this Phoenix Block Watch Advisory Board general meeting we've posted the minutes here.

The Phoenix Police Department continues to aggressively investigate the series of unsolved homicides that have occurred in west Phoenix. Part of the investigation included reviewing all incidents that may be related since January 1, 2016. Investigators have completed that review and identified four additional incidents believed to be related to the same serial street shooter/s.

If you were unable to attend and are interested to keep up to date about what was discussed at this Phoenix Block Watch Advisory Board general meeting we've posted the minutes here.

If you were unable to attend and are interested to keep up to date about what was discussed at this Phoenix Block Watch Advisory Board general meeting we've posted the minutes here. 

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