| Address: | 23100 N Lake Pleasant Pkwy, Peoria, AZ 85383, USA |
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| Postal code: | 85383 |
| Phone: | (623) 773-7279 |
| Website: | http://www.peoriaaz.com/police/ |
One night I heared some noise coming from the attic but I was to tired to check and thought there might be pigeons on the roof causing that noise. However, the next morning I went upstairs to the upper floor and found the attic door ajar.
Alarmed but not sure what to do, I shouted I'm gonna get the police. I left the house and went to one of my neighbors, a Surprise police officer. Off duty she called Peoria police through the non emergency line.
To my surprise, they showed up in less tan ten minutes with 3 police cars and 6 or 7 officers. I told them my story, as well as that an owner of my neighborhood found a broken window to their empty home with signs of someone stayed in there for a while a week ago.
The officers told me to stay away from the house because if there is an escaped prisoner up there he might try to take hostages. Of course I allowed them to enter my house for a thorough search. With their hands on their weapons they sorrounded the house and started yelling some commands and warnings inside my home.
After a while they came back and told me that they checked the entire attic as well as the house with all crawling spaces to make sure nobody was up there or hiding somewhere in the house. They didn't tell me whether they found signs that someone was up there. However, according to the follow up questions like whether I left the patio door open, I figured out they suspected someone might have escapped while I went to my neighbor and waited for the police to arrive.
Despite they couldn't catch anyone, they all were very very friendly and professional. When I apologized and told them that I feel embarrassed for calling them for nothing, they tried to convince me that this was the correct thing to do. They even insisted that it was no problem and that they were happy to ease my mind.
Thank you so much for your service and all you do to keep citizens safe!
Really nice people and I like this police station.
The local substation for the Peoria police. Peoria police department is a very progressive and diverse police department. The local liaison has stopped by my office to introduce himself, the department has worked on inclusion and community relations.
Dan Weecks is at Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility. Getting in some rappelling with the Peoria Fire Department at the Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility. These TRO guys are no joke and neither is the training.
...195 - Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility, a Fire Department, at North Lake Pleasant Parkway Address. 23100 North Lake Pleasant Parkway Peoria, Arizona, 85383. Phone. 623-773-7279. Facility Type. Ambulance & Fire Service. EMS. Yes. Map of City Of Peoria Fire Department Station...
5/5. Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility. Local government office. +1 623-773-7279.
Station #8 Joint Training Fire Facility Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility Expansion PSAB Security Enhancements Records Management Info System/CAD Upgrade Self Contained Breathing Apparatus Support Services Facility ‐ Land Acquisition.
Peoria is expanding the Pinnacle Peak Public Safety facility due to the rapid population growth of northern Peoria. The expansion will include a new 17,000 square-foot facility on six acres of land. Here are some of the new features that will be installed in the public safety facility.
Hosted by the Peoria Police Department. Peoria, Arizona (Metro Phoenix). Class Location: Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility. 23100 N. Lake Pleasant Parkway Peoria, AZ 85383. Registration is $400 per student ($16.67/hr CE) Course is approved for 24 hours of continuing education by.
Call (623) 773-7436 for public availability. There can be no paid instruction of any kind. Fee Free When Varies, depending on class schedule Age 16+ Location Peoria Community Center. 7. Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility (23100 N. Lake Pleasant Rd.) Graffiti Hotline: Call 623-773-7094 or e-mail...
Peoria police officer Keith O'Connor with his police vehicle outside the Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility in Peoria in September. (Photo: Michael Schennum / The Republic). Story Highlights.
The 2011 Annual Public Safety Report summarizes yet another year of success by the men and women of the Peoria Police Department, who strive every day to keep Peoria Northern Command works out of the Pinnacle Peak Public Safety Facility located at N. Lake Pleasant Parkway and is...