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Volume 49 July 2021
Desert Horizon Edge
Welcome to Desert Horizon Precinct!
16030 North 56th Street
Scottsdale, Arizona
85254
(602) 495-5006
(602) 495-3639 Fax
Commander
Charmane Osborn
PRIDE
Protection | Respect | Integrity | Dedication | Excellence
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DEA Prescription Drug
Take Back Day
Phoenix PD partnered with the DEA and Walgreens to collect unwanted prescriptions
from the public. It was a great success! Thank you to all that helped out!
For more information, please visit:
Www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drug_disposal/takeback
Page 3 July 2021 Volume 49 Giving Back Recently the Community Action Squad received some athletic equipment such as soccer balls, basketballs, and baseballs from Dick’s Sporting Goods. So the CAO’s did what they do best...they gave them away to the community! Thank you Dick’s Sporting Goods for this wonderful donation!
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Blue Crew
Giving back, that’s how the “Blue Crew” works, especially when it’s building a home with
Habitat for Humanity. The future home owners received help from members of the
Laboratory Services Bureau, the Communications Bureau, Records Bureau,
Fiscal Management Bureau, Reserve Bureau, Officer Morgan and Officer
Nosal from the Desert Horizon Precinct and even members from the
community who are retired police officers!
Volunteers cut and assembled framing materials, that will be used in the build
process. In addition, a lot was cleaned up for future builds.
Thank you to everyone that dedicated their time and effort to help the young couple get a
home of their own! Hats off to everyone who helped; to say you had a hand in building a
future for someone, now that is bragging rights!
Page 5 July 2021 Volume 49 Midtown Primary School Recently, the Phoenix Police Foundation donated sports equipment, backpacks, blankets, and diapers to Midtown Primary School. These donations were greatly appreciated by the staff and the community who attend this school during the summer program, as well as year round education. Thank you Phoenix Police Foundation for this generous surprise.
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Drug Bust
Good job to our Neighborhood Enforcement Team (NET)! The NET team, received information
that there was an active dealer who had outstanding warrants. They were able to locate and
observe the suspects for some time. The NET team finally had enough evidence to complete a
traffic stop. After taking them into custody and acquiring a search warrant, officers located over
$22,000 in cash, over a thousand fentanyl pills, about 8 ounces of methamphetamine, and a hand
gun.
The phenomenal work by the NET team ensured these dangerous criminals and drugs were taken
off the streets and made the city a better place!
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Thank you Mark!!!
Mark Belyan wanted to give back to the community, so he donated lunch to the second shift
officers at the Sunnyslope substation. Thank you for your incredible donation and positive
outlook.
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Thank you!!!
A wonderful community member, named Lia donated some tasty treats to the Desert
Horizon Precinct and Sunnyslope Substation.
Community member AJ and a few others, donated some delicious snacks to both stations as
well.
Thank you to everyone for their support and caring personalities! Your generosity will not
go unnoticed.
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Phoenix
Neighborhoods
Patrol!
Due to recent events, Phoenix Neighborhood Patrol
in person meetings will be addressed on a meeting
by meeting basis. Please see the website for details.
Visit us at: pnpmembers.com
Don’t Forget… For more information or questions:
Kids Need You! Pnp.coordinator@phoenix.gov
Many officers are becoming foster parents,
you can too!
If you would like to learn more about Phoenix Block Watch
Advisory Board
becoming a foster or adoptive parent,
please call 1-877-KIDS-NEEDU
Due to recent events, the Phoenix Block Watch
(1-877-543-7633) Advisory Board meetings will be addressed as they
approach.
or visit www.azkidsneedu.gov .
Please see the website for details.
Visit us at: www.phxblockwatch.org
Contact us at:
Coffee With the Cop
contact@phxblockwatch.org
On Wednesdays
Please see Nextdoor and email notifications for
current information.
Liquor License Process
For further information or to schedule training
for your neighborhood or community group
contact:
Ida Alonge ---602-438-6625
Det. Craig Maze—602-534-5141
Public Records Request
If you need a copy of a City of Phoenix Police Re-
port, City of Phoenix Fire Records Information,
or Municipal Court Records please visit:
https://www.phoenix.gov/pio/public-records-request
Remember to follow us on Social Media:
https://twitter.com/PhoenixPolice
https://www.facebook.com/PhoenixPolice/
https://www.instagram.com/phoenixpolice/
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Community Action Officers
Important
Sergeant Steve Reaume
steven.reaume@phoenix.gov Numbers
(602) 534-1896
Emergency
61 Area 62 Area 63 Area 911
Officer Steve Squier Officer Ashley Heil Officer Mario Lozoya
(602) 534—1859 (602) 534-0339 (602) 534—1745 Non Emergency
Steven.squier@phoenix.gov Ashley.heil@phoenix.gov mario.lozoya@phoenix.gov Crime Stop
(602) 262-6151
Officer Joe Kapla Officer Maria Nosal Community Programs
(602) 495-5634 (602) 534-1747 Officer Matt Morgan Drug Complaint Line
Joseph.kapla@phoenix.gov maria.delgado@phoenix.gov (602) 495-7096 (602) 534-1893
Matthew.morgan@phoenix.gov
Abatement/ Liquor * if you need to contact the CAO’s
Detective Craig Maze the preferred method is email Graffiti :
(602)534-5141 To report Vandals:
Craig.maze@phoenix.gov (602) 262-7327
Graffiti Busters
(602) 534-4444
Speeding Vehicle
(602) 534-7733
Neighborhood Services
(602) 262-7344
Illegal Dumping
(602) 262-7251
Public Records
(602) 534-1127
Poison Control
(602 253-3334
Traffic Signals
(602) 262-6021
Barking Dog
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