GOVERNMENT
Town of Prescott Valley
Population....................................46,785 Founded...........................................1966 (incorporated 1978) Elevation.................................... 5,100 ft. 7501 E. Skoog Blvd., Prescott Valley, 86314 928-759-3100 • www.pvaz.net Water/Sewer Department ........................................... 928-759-3020 Public Works Department ........................................... 928-759-3070 Parks & Recreation........928-759-3090 Utilities............................. 928-759-3020 Library..............................928-759-3040 Magistrate Court............. 928-772-8277 Mayor and Council......... 928-759-3100
A mayor, six council members and a town manager govern the town of Prescott Valley, actively promoting and preparing for our city’s future. With those sentiments in mind, the council has played a major role in the city’s sustained growth. Under the direction of this mayor and council, the town created the popular and successful Citizen’s Academy. This 10-week course educates community members about the various departments within the town government and their functions. The Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) is currently staffed with76 sworn personnel and 22 civilian positions divided into two main divisions. The Field Services Division consists of patrol, traffic, K9, animal control and a special response team. The Support Services Division consists of criminal investigations, school resource and records. In addition, the chief ’s Administrative Section consists of administrative support, training/background coordination and volunteers. PVPD also belongs to a regionalized dispatch center housed in Prescott. The department practices community-oriented policing and participates in such programs as Neighborhood Block Watch, Business Watch, National Night Out, “Every 15 Minutes,” First Responder Smart Card, Watch Your Car, Police Explorers and Volunteers in Policing. Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority (CAFMA) staffs ten full-time and two reserve stations covering 369 square miles of Yavapai County and approximately 110,000 residents, including the Town of Prescott Valley, Town of Chino Valley, Town of Dewey Humboldt, as well as unincorporated areas of the county. The Fire Authority is staffed by career professionals trained in modern fire suppression techniques, advanced life support, hazardous materials, technical rescue, wildland fire suppression, fire safety inspections, and public education. Also located in Prescott Valley is CAFMA’s 15-acre Central Arizona Regional Training Academy (CARTA). The Academy proudly hosts training for students from around the State, as well as the country. We partner with Prescott Valley Police Department (PVPD) for training exercises, and serve as part of the PVPD SWAT Team. www.pvchamber.org
Prescott Valley Police Department
7601 E. Skoog Blvd., Prescott Valley, 86314 Emergency......................................... 911 Non-emergency...............928-772-9267
GOVERNMENT
Central Arizona Fire and Medical
8603 E. Eastridge, Prescott Valley, 86314 Emergency......................................... 911 Non-emergency................ 928-772-7711
Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Center
7120 E. Pav Way Ste. 102 Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 www.pvchamber.org • 928-772-8857
Yavapai County
1015 Fair St., Prescott......928-771-3100
Utilities
Electricity APS.................................... 800-253-9405 Natural Gas UniSource Energy............ 877-837-4968 Propane............................See Directory Water/Sewer.............See Town Listing Telephone........................See Directory Cable/Internet................See Directory
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