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ANOTHER FIRE IN LAVEEN. THIS TIME AT 43rd Ave & Broadway.
Phoenix Fire Department respomnse is significant and there are reports of power outages in the area...

FYI will host an inaugural Community Safety Fair THIS SATURDAY 9/23 at the Cesar Chavez Community Center.

Don't miss out on the fun! Come join us THIS SATURDAY 9/23 at the Cesar Chavez Community Center. will host an inaugural Community Safety Fair!

It's a free event where you can enjoy music, food trucks, face painting, and even a bouncy house. Plus, learn valuable safety information from our and community partners. See you there! 👋😄

wants your input on a possible change to Phoenix City Code to implement a requirement. Your feedback will help staff develop the final City Council proposal! Register today for a virtual community meeting or attend in-person: bit.ly/43TTZcg

THURSDAY!! You’re invited to the Grand Opening Open House at Cesar Chavez Community Center!

Take tours, shoot some hoops or just hang out! We’ll see you Thursday, March 30 from 4-8pm!

Today... announced a pilot-program to curb gun violence plaguing .

“Operation Gun Crime Crackdown” is a multi-agency, multi-faceted focused enforcement.

Details in the : https://bit.ly/3Niv7T4

Police Chief Jeri Williams announced Tuesday plans to retire this summer after a 33-year career in law enforcement.

“After much prayer and consideration and in consultation with my family and city leadership, I have decided to make a change. There is never a perfect time to transition but the time feels right for me now to step aside. Just like when I felt called to do this job, I also feel called right now to go in a new direction, allowing me the rare opportunity to prioritize family and explore future endeavors,” said Chief Williams.

Williams has committed to continue to lead the department while city leadership identifies an external interim chief. A nation-wide search for a permanent replacement will happen at a later date.

Newsroom story https://www.phoenix.gov/newsroom/city-manager/2330

full statement: https://www.phoenix.gov/newsroom/police/2329

It's . Training and education has changed the way we serve our community. Over 500 officers have received training to help best serve those who have autism and need assistance. You may see some officers wearing blue badges in support of autism awareness this month. PLEA Charities

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