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parker police explorer’s program
Our Explorer’s Program is a club for male & female youth interested
in learning about law enforcement, leadership and service to our
community. These youth receive training in all aspects of law
enforcement and assist our officers in many community events such as
Lion’s Club Fundraisers, the People’s Day Parade, the Indians Day
Parade, the Summer Youth Program, the Honor Guard and the Community
Children’s Christmas Program. Any youth, 14 years of age, with a
minimum GPA of 2.0, interested in becoming a part of this
organization, should contact the School Resource Officer at Parker
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vacation watch . . .
669.2264
As a
courtesy, Parker Police will arrange a special watch on your
residence or place of business if the property owner or occupant
submits a written request. These Property-Watch Requests are
available in the front lobby of the Parker Police Department.
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child i.d. cards
The Parker Police Department offers Child I.D. Cards for the
purpose of obtaining the most accurate and updated information for
parents to provide authorities, should their child become missing.
Parents or guardians should carry their child’s I.D. Card at all
times. It is not intended for children to carry, as it could easily
be misplaced. If you would like to receive an I.D. Card for your
child, please bring your child and proof of identification to Parker
Police Department. (Mondays Only) |
hotlines
Alcohol & Drug Treatment Referral 800.454.8966
Suicide Prevention 800.784.2433
Child Support Enforcement Hotline 877.696.6775
Emergency
911 |
Parker Police
928.669.2264 |
La Paz Sherriff
928.669.6141 |
C.R.I.T Police
928.669.1277 |
DPS
602.223.2000 |
Parker Fire Dept.
669.2206 |
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reporting suspicious activity
... 669.2264
Community safety relies upon the involvement of citizens in
protecting their neighborhoods. Do not be hesitant to call Parker
Police to report any suspicious activity in your neighborhood. After
hours call 911.
anonymous crime hotline
669.2134
Methamphetamine addiction is a community problem, and it can be
resolved with an active and involved community. Concerned
citizens may call 928.669.2134 to report any suspected
neighborhood drug activity.
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bike
registration
Parker Police Department offers free bicycle registrations, Monday
through Friday, from 8 am – 5 pm. Children who register their bikes
with us will receive a FREE VOUCHER |
