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Proactive and Always Improving: MPD Reflects on a Year of Growth

Published on April 07, 2026

In 2025, the Maricopa Police Department strengthened operations, improved investigations, expanded community programs, and reduced crime per capita.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

City of Maricopa Seeking Public Input on Proposed Pedestrian Safety Co

Published on March 12, 2026

New proposals aimed at improving pedestrian safety and clarifying sidewalk rules are now open for community feedback. The proposals, presented by Maricopa Police Chief Mark Goodman, would allow bicycles and certain low-power electric devices on sidewalks under defined safety rules while also introducing new requirements for crosswalk use and restrictions on standing in traffic lanes.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

Community Resource Navigators Are Expanding Maricopa’s Circle of Care

Published on October 28, 2025

The City of Maricopa’s Community Resource Navigator (CRN) Program connects residents to vital support services, including mental health, domestic violence assistance, housing, legal aid, and youth or senior resources. CRNs provide guidance when police response isn’t needed, ensuring families and individuals get timely, compassionate help.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

Buckle Up Maricopa: It’s Child Passenger Safety Week, Sept. 21–27

Published on September 23, 2025

The Maricopa Fire/Medical Department and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are recognizing Child Passenger Safety Week, Sept. 21–27, 2025. Families can schedule free car seat inspections with certified technicians to ensure seats are correctly installed and age-appropriate, helping keep children safe on every trip.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

Move Over: Protecting Those Who Protect Us

Published on September 11, 2025

The Maricopa Police Department reminds drivers to follow Arizona’s Move Over Law (A.R.S. § 28-775). Always move over a lane—or slow down if unsafe—when approaching vehicles with flashing lights. This life-saving law protects first responders and roadside workers while officers enforce compliance with support from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

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Operation Safe Start: Officers Target Unsafe Driving as Students Retur

Published on July 17, 2025

Operation Safe Start returns as Maricopa Police and partner agencies patrol school zones on July 23 to promote safe driving. Officers will watch for speeding, distracted driving, and crosswalk violations, reminding drivers to slow down, stay alert, and help keep students safe as the new school year begins.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

Meet MPD’s 2025–26 School Resource Officers

Published on July 17, 2025

Maricopa Police School Resource Officers (SROs) are ready for the 2025–26 school year, keeping students safe, supported, and connected. SROs teach, mentor, and respond to crises while building positive relationships.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

Water Safety Day Returns to Copper Sky with Live Rescue Simulation

Published on July 17, 2025

Maricopa residents are invited to Water Safety Day on July 26, 12–2:30 p.m., at Copper Sky Aquatics Center. Hosted by Fire/Medical, Police, and Water Safety Coalition, the event features a live drowning response drill, CPR lessons, educational booths, and safety demos.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

Maricopa’s Teen Academy Offers Immersive Experience in Law Enforcement

Published on July 10, 2025

The Maricopa Police Teen Police Academy gives local teens a hands-on look at law enforcement through a weeklong immersive program. Participants learn patrol tactics, crime scene investigation, and more while building leadership skills and connections with officers. Teens interested in continuing can join the Police Cadet Program waiting list.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

Sharing Space with Wildlife: Safety Tips for Maricopa Residents

Published on July 01, 2025

Wildlife sightings such as coyotes, bobcats, and occasionally mountain lions can occur near Maricopa’s desert areas. City Animal Control is working with the Arizona Game and Fish Department to monitor reports and ensure safety. Residents are encouraged to avoid feeding wildlife, secure trash and pets, and report sightings to police.

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Maricopa eNews

Proactive and Always Improving: MPD Reflects on a Year of Growth

City of Maricopa Seeking Public Input on Proposed Pedestrian Safety Co

Community Resource Navigators Are Expanding Maricopa’s Circle of Care

Buckle Up Maricopa: It’s Child Passenger Safety Week, Sept. 21–27

Move Over: Protecting Those Who Protect Us

Operation Safe Start: Officers Target Unsafe Driving as Students Retur

Meet MPD’s 2025–26 School Resource Officers

Water Safety Day Returns to Copper Sky with Live Rescue Simulation

Maricopa’s Teen Academy Offers Immersive Experience in Law Enforcement

Sharing Space with Wildlife: Safety Tips for Maricopa Residents

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