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Paradise Valley looks to Scottsdale to transport detainees to jail

Your ride downtown to county jail is worth about $220 to government coffers, a new agreement between two cities outlines.

The Town of Paradise Valley and city of Scottsdale have drafted an agreement to transport criminal detainees to jail, which is slated for approval on Thursday, Jan. 9.

Items on consent agenda typically are routine approvals, which don’t require discussion before issuing one vote for numerous items.

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