The Prescott Valley Police Department continues to build strong relationships with local residents. In this episode of PV Talks, host Steve Bracety speaks with Police Community Services Supervisor Jodi Mullins. They discuss public safety, community engagement, and several upcoming programs.
First, Mullins shares details about the department’s Youth Academy and Citizens Police Academy. These programs give residents a closer look at modern police work. Participants can learn about crime scenes, officer training, recruitment, ride-alongs, and other department operations.
The conversation also highlights National Night Out, Puente de la Comunidad, and the Dog Walker Watch program. These events help officers meet residents in a relaxed setting. In addition, they give community members more ways to report concerns and support neighborhood safety.
Finally, Mullins explains several free resources available through the Prescott Valley Police Department. These include home safety inspections, car seat checks, fraud prevention classes, and crime prevention support. Together, these services help make Prescott Valley a safer and more connected community.
