Public Safety

The Feb. 22 event will feature a public safety vehicle display, technology demonstrations, K9 demonstrations, tours of Fire Station 1, and other interactive activities. 

In addition to extending the wash trail, the project also included a half-mile section south along Signal Butte, which will connect to the future east trail connection between the Queen Creek and Sonoqui wash trails. 

When you shop and dine in Queen Creek, you support local jobs, entrepreneurs, the economy and community programs. With the variety of local retail and restaurant options available, shopping Queen Creek has never been easier.

QCFMD offers cooking safety tips to help reduce the risk of a fire this Thanksgiving.

The resolution authorized Town staff to issue an excise tax bond of $75 million; the bond will not result in any new taxes.

Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley and Queen Creek Police Chief Randy Brice share their thoughts on the tragic anniversary of the attack on Preston Lord.

While the investigation concluded that there was no credible threat to the school, the statement resulted in a disruption and interfered with the educational institution. 

A consumer survey done by AAA Arizona and the National Safety Council found that only one in five caretakers seek expert help for car seat installation.

When it is safe to be outdoors, hydrate adequately, wear sun protection, and choose the right time and place for your outdoor activities. Pre-hydrate before your adventure, and bring about 1 to 2 liters per hour per person when active in the heat. 

According to the Children’s Safety Zone, there were 133 water-related incidents in Maricopa and Pinal counties in 2023, and, sadly, 57 water-related deaths, including 12 pediatric drownings. Drowning is a top cause of injury-related death for children in Arizona, especially for children age 5 and under (pediatric).