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Paradise Valley proclaims October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Paradise Valley Victim Advocate Melisa Dodge discusses shelters and resources available to domestic violence victims, noting that recommendations depend on each person’s circumstances, at the Coffee with a Cop event Wednesday, Oct. 7, in Paradise Valley.

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The Town of Paradise Valley proclaimed October 2026 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month during its Oct. 8 Town Council meeting.

The proclamation recognizes the impact of domestic violence and the importance of raising awareness and supporting survivors.

Paradise Valley Victim Advocate Melisa Dodge attended the meeting and accepted the proclamation from Mayor Mark Stanton, who read it aloud before presenting it to her.

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