Welcome to Maryvale Precinct! We have a large, diverse community that is located in the southwest portion of the City Of Phoenix. Currently, there are over 265,000 people who reside in Maryvale in a geographic area of 54.4 square miles. Please take the time to read our vision statement as well as the resources available to you in our precinct. We want to make Maryvale a vibrant and safe community for all to enjoy.

Community Based Policing is a philosophy that requires all participants to become accountable and responsible for actions in their sphere of control.
The philosophy behind the operational programs within Maryvale Precinct is simple, but effective, and will include accountability to the residents of Maryvale and require accountability by the residents of Maryvale. We are all equally engaged in the process of revitalization and restoration for the geographical area known as Maryvale Precinct.

There are three components of our philosophy:

• ENFORCEMENT
• EDUCATION
• TREATMENT

ENFORCEMENT:

We will concentrate on four categories of enforcement within Maryvale Precinct. Each category will have an assigned liaison officer who will act as a bridge of information to specialty bureaus and our precinct. These liaisons will be responsible for collecting all data regarding their specialty and provide monthly reports on the number of occurrences, police reports, arrests, field interrogations, and recovery of property or contraband, including dollar amounts of items recovered/seized. The Resource Lieutenant will provide a monthly report on the activities of the Crime Suppression Unit including all crime suppression programs implemented in the precinct and the results of these programs, including all recap from each of the five assigned squads. This report will also include all programs implemented in the Weed & Seed Site.

The four categories of specialized enforcement will be:

Robbery
Auto Theft
Burglary
Prostitution/Drugs

These categories of specialized enforcement have been documented as crime issues within the precinct that require immediate reduction. All crime suppression programs will be directed towards these goals and will include daily proactive intervention. Crime suppression managers will provide plans and directives to actively engage these habitual offenders and targeted offenses in a proactive manner.

Crime Analysis:

JULY 2007 THROUGH JUNE 2008

The following statistical analysis is from the Crime Analysis Research Unit (CARU) and provides information regarding Maryvale Precinct for the last ten months (July 2007 –June 2008). CARU has conducted a comparative analysis comparing July 2007-June 2008 with July 2006-June 2007 resulting in the following data. The listed information is from their report:

Violent Crime:

Homicide; Reduced- 18 %
Robbery Aggravated AssaultsReduced- 11.3 %
Total Violent Crimes Reduced - 3.0 %
Violent Crime Rate Reduced- 5.5 %

We have experienced a significant drop in our robberies from April through June this year. In regard to aggravated assaults, we have had similar success in the reduction of this crime. Our programs are in place and we are systematically addressing these crime categories.

Property Crime:

Burglary Up 11.6%
Theft Reduced;- 3.0%
Auto Theft Reduced- 25.3%
Total Property Crimes Reduced - 8.1 %
Property Crime Rate Reduced - 10.5%

Calls for Service:

10.9% Reduction in Priority 1 calls

10.3 % Reduction in Priority 2 calls

10.6% Reduction in Priority 3 calls

10.5% Reduction of Total Dispatched Calls

Arrests:

8,858 Bookings/Detentions

2,940 Citations in Lieu of Detentions

937 DUI

12,735 Total Arrests with average of 1,061 Arrest Per Month

Traffic Enforcement:
36,960 Traffic Citations
12,870 Parking Citations
49,830 Total Citations

Miscellaneous Information:

Adult bookings were increased by 5.1%
14.7 % Reduction of Non-Injury Collisions
17.0 % Reduction of Injury Collisions
41.5 % Reduction of Fatal Collisions
5.4 % Reduction of Sick Leave
15.4 % Reduction of Pursuits
14.5 % Reduction of Use of Force Incidents
2.4 % Reduction in Police Equipment Accidents
53.3 % Reduction of Officer Involved Shootings

Crime Suppression Programs:

Proactive Robbery
Proactive Auto Theft
Proactive Burglary
Proactive Prostitution/Drugs
Proactive Graffiti
Proactive Metal Theft
Proactive Party Crew Enforcement
Parking Enforcement
Proactive Curfew Enforcement
Proactive Abatement/Liquor Enforcement
Proactive Crime Free Multi Housing/
Hotel Motel Programs
Weed & Seed Site

JULY 2008 - INFORMATION

Curfew Program:

Proactive enforcement by a Sgt. and five officers on Friday and Saturday nights

July 2008 resulted in the arrests of 213 juveniles

Juveniles are taken to processing center where their parents are contacted and required to pick up their children

Enforcement includes City and County programs for diversion, drug/alcohol treatment/prevention

Drug Crimes Enforcement

In July, the precinct’s Drug Crimes Liaison conducted at least 6 knock and talk investigations and served at least 7 search warrants. These investigations led to no less than 32 arrests for the related crimes.

Prostitution Enforcement

The precinct regularly conducts prostitution enforcement, focusing on the clients, the prostitutes and the pimps. In July alone, over 30 arrests were made. Of the prostitutes arrested, at least 5 of those were juveniles.

Weed and Seed – Traffic Enforcement

In July, traffic enforcement conducted specifically in the Weed and Seed boundaries resulted in:

Traffic citations 142
Misd. Arrests 17
Felony Arrests 1
Parking tickets 50
Vehicles towed 22

Park Enforcement – Sueño and Falcon Parks
The precinct partners with the Parks Department and provides specific enforcement at both Sueño and Falcon Parks. In July, this enforcement resulted in:

Juvenile Misd Arrests: 1
Adult Misd Arrests: 7
Adult Felony Arrests: 2
Traffic Tickets: 73
Vehicles Towed: 7
Calls Taken: 4
Field Interrogations: 3
Reports Written: 4
Suspicious Persons: 12
Drug Arrests: 1

Loud Party / Loud Music Calls

In July, officers responded to 127 loud music or loud party calls in the precinct; 31 loud party response notifications were served.

Abatement Projects, as of July 2008:

11126 W. Roma Street; Open/pending
2306 N 92nd Drive; Open/pending
6035 W. Indianola; Open/pending
807 N. 40th Avenue; Open/pending
6504 W. Toronto Way; Open/pending
5633 W. Virginia Ave; Open/pending
3305 W. Willeta Street; Open/pending
3435 W. Monte Vista Road; Closed case
6933 W. Highland; Closed case
8801 W. Meadowbrook Road; Closed case
3045 N. 67th Ave #2046; Closed case
6923 W. Mariposa Street; Closed case
5730 W. Glenrosa Street; Closed case
4536 N. 68th Avenue; Closed Case
3645 N. 71st Avenue #24; Closed Case
8102 W. Mariposa Street; Closed Case
6322 W. Flower Street; Closed case
4402 N 81st Avenue; Closed case
10701 W. Roma; Closed case
4008 W. Brill Street; Closed case

Crime Free Multi-housing Properties and their Status, as of July 2008:

Certified Properties

Avante 6161 W McDowell Rd ;
Hacienda del Rio 4121 W McDowell Rd
Longhaven West MHP 5102 W Camelback
Phoenix Manor 2611 N 43rd Ave
Red Hawk 9330 W McDowell Rd
Villas at Camelback west 5150 N 99thAve
Broadstone @ Desert Sky 7850 W McDowell Rd

Non-Certified Properties

Graybriar Condo’s 3810 N Maryvale Pkwy
Needs Phase 1, 2 and 3
Ventana Palms 7021 W McDowell Rd
Needs – Phase 2 (meeting scheduled for 8/6/08)
Urban League Manor 4343 W Thomas Rd
Needs – Phase 3
Los Vecinos (Sun Place) 1950 N 43rd Ave and 1829 N45th Ave
Needs – Phase 2 (waiting for repairs to be completed)
Villa de Sonora 5704 W Thomas Rd
Needs – Phase 1, 2 and 3 (new owners repairing property)

Properties with Issues

Villa Alegre 4625 W Thomas Rd
San Marina 7002 W Indian School Rd
Desert Sky 4620 W McDowell Rd
Rancho Verde 2627 N 51st Ave
Casa Verde 5454 W Indian School Rd
Candelero 4141 N 55th Ave (Incorporated with Casa Verde)

MARYVALE’S FUTURE:

Maryvale Website—continue to upgrade

Identification and utilization of resources

Use of Community Centers—places where resources can impact the community

Community Fair on October 4, 2008 showcasing all resources available to the Maryvale community. This will be held at 7611 W. Thomas Road, the Desert Sky Mall, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

Commander Tim Hampton
Maryvale Precinct
Approximate square miles: 54.4 Approximate population: 265,460