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Paradise Valley police release annual incident report

Paradise Valley Police undergo high-risk traffic stop training.

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The police regularly meet with residents at Coffee with a Cop gatherings.

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PVPD officers are a visible presence in the community. Here, an officer is on hand to welcome students back to school.

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A new report shows the Paradise Valley Police Department logged 14% fewer residential burglaries in 2024.

PVPD has released its 2024 annual report and presented the findings to the public during a recent Coffee with a Cop event.

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