Police Department

You can contact the City of Maricopa’s non-emergency line at (520) 568-3673. Be sure to provide as much information as you can, including a detailed description of the graffiti, the exact location of the graffiti, and any other relevant information. The City of Maricopa takes graffiti very seriously and actively works to remove it as quickly as possible. Thank you for helping keep Maricopa clean and beautiful!

Maricopa City Code requires that all business and residential alarm users obtain an Alarm Permit, and register that permit with the Alarm Administrator.

• What is a False Alarm?
• False alarm online training

The City of Maricopa Police Department (MPD) is proud to announce the relaunch of our Camera Registration Program, aimed at enhancing community safety.

Learn more about Camera Registration Program and how to register.

We offer a Vacation Watch program for city residents.

If you're are a seasonal resident who is gone 5-6 months of the year, or if you're only going out of town for a few days, we can keep an eye on your house for you while you're gone.

Just click on the link below and submit the completed form. While you're gone, our volunteer Citizens on Patrol (COPs) unit will check your house at least once a week. We strive to check on your residence at least once a day, when staffing allows.

We check for the following items, and we will notify you (or a local designee) if we see something out of the ordinary or there is an incident at the property.

• Doors are closed
• Windows are closed (and not broken)
• Gates are closed
• Garage doors are closed
• No unknown vehicles in the driveway
• No newspapers piling up outside or door hangers left visible

Please click on the form, fill it out and send it in to us. If you have any questions, you can call (520) 316-6800.

MPD Vacation/House Watch Request(PDF, 356KB)

Chapter 10 of the City Code contains the various City Ordinances that we enforce.

Code Enforcement