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Courage • Compassion • Integrity
The Page Police Department is a progressive, professional, and ALEAP accredited agency. Our agency is comprised of 25 sworn law enforcement officers and 21 civilian employees who strive to fight crime in a proficient and proactive manner. Our officers are highly trained and are held to the highest degree of integrity and honesty. Their compassion shines brightly in their daily patrol work and community involvement.
Along with our incredible staff, we collaborate with surrounding law enforcement agencies as partners to ensure the maximum level of service to the community. We participate in a variety of community policing initiatives, including Coffee With A Cop, Neighborhood Watch, Shop With A Cop, Police Explorers, Serving Our Seniors, and more.
Through innovative policing partnerships and transparency with our community, we are committed to keeping the City of Page a safe and wonderful place to live, work and visit.
The Page Police Department’s Mission is to protect the lives and property of our diverse community
We are committed to preventing and reducing crime. as a department, our goal is to create a safe community by being a progressive, community-oriented police department, while respecting the rights of all individuals
Courage • Compassion • Integrity
See how we interact with the community to make it a better, safer place to live and explore for citizens and visitors alike.
We intend to inform and educate the public about incidents, statistics, and other related topics
We are one of thirty-five departments in Arizona with an Arizona Law Enforcement Accreditation Program Certificate of Accreditation
National law enforcement accreditation has been around since the 1970’s. States have more recently looked for alternatives that are more cost effective and more specific to state requirements. 28 states now have their own state accreditation programs. The Arizona Law Enforcement Accreditation Program (ALEAP) was created in 2017 by the AZ Chiefs of Police Association. In September of 2018 the Page Police Department became one of the first 12 agencies in the state to enter the program. On September 15, 2020, the Page Police Department became the eighth agency in the state to earn its accreditation, which is awarded every four years.
We have met 175 ALEAP standards that highlight high-risk, high-liability areas such as:
