Gilbert Citizens' Police Academy Alumni Association

Gilbert Citizens' Police Academy Alumni Association GCPAAA is a group of volunteers dedicated to supporting and assisting the Gilbert Police Department.

GCPAAA had an interesting speaker this month!   Josiah Saladen. with  Gilbert Fire and Rescue and Xanadu shared what the...
05/22/2026

GCPAAA had an interesting speaker this month! Josiah Saladen. with Gilbert Fire and Rescue and Xanadu shared what they do to help Gilbert and surrounding communities. Xanadu is Arizona's only ATF-certified accelerant detection canine. She responds to fire scenes statewide, sniffing out microscopic traces of flammable liquids to help investigators determine if a fire was deliberately. They demonstrated her skill and she was spot on! Thank you!

Thank you wonderful volunteers!!!
04/18/2026

Thank you wonderful volunteers!!!

Please join us in celebrating our volunteers for !

In 2025, 38 Volunteers contributed an astounding 9,335 hours of service, valued at $350,000.

These volunteers support our officers, enrich community programs, and help keep Gilbert safe and connected. Their commitment, compassion, and willingness to serve make a meaningful difference every single day.

We appreciate you more than words can say!

The GCPAAA had the pleasure of hearing from Zachary Altman this evening, who shared insight into his role as Public Safe...
04/17/2026

The GCPAAA had the pleasure of hearing from Zachary Altman this evening, who shared insight into his role as Public Safety and Legal Advisor for the Town of Gilbert, supporting both Police and Fire Departments. It is safe to say, he keeps quite busy. Pictured on the right, 2nd Vice President Gary Hendrix expresses appreciation for an engaging and informative presentation.

Criminal caught in action!  Way to go Tempe PD.
04/12/2026

Criminal caught in action! Way to go Tempe PD.

You guys asked for a horizontal version of our vertical viral video, here it is! . Share this FUN VIDEO of a very naughty dog caught on our security cameras....

04/01/2026

Would you let your kid ride an electric motorcycle? Many parents don’t realize the difference between e‑bikes and e‑motorcycles before buying one.

When it comes to these popular rides, the difference is huge when it comes to safety and Arizona law.

If it goes over 30 mph, has a motor above 750 watts, or is not pedal-assisted, it’s likely an electric motorcycle under Arizona law. And that means:
🚨 Riders must be 16 or older with a valid motorcycle license
🚨 The vehicle must be registered through ADOT
🚨 It must be insured
🚨 Helmet laws apply to all riders under 18

Allowing a minor to ride an unregistered electric motorcycle can lead to fines or charges for the parent.

Don’t assume. Don’t guess.

Know your ride and make sure your child is riding legally and safely.

Explore our online guide to learn more at gilbertaz.gov/KnowYourRide

Sign up by March 6th!
03/02/2026

Sign up by March 6th!

02/21/2026

It's not to early to start your spring cleaning!

Happy 90th Birthday to the fabulous volunteer, Charlotte Sharp!  Wishing her many more…..2/9/26
02/10/2026

Happy 90th Birthday to the fabulous volunteer, Charlotte Sharp! Wishing her many more…..2/9/26

We will never forget..... the Gilbert Water Tower will be lit in blue in honor of Lieutenant Shuhandler.
01/28/2026

We will never forget..... the Gilbert Water Tower will be lit in blue in honor of Lieutenant Shuhandler.

Lieutenant Eric Shuhandler was shot and killed after stopping a vehicle occupied by two males near the intersection of Val Vista and Baseline Roads, near the border with Mesa.

Spring was a very special dog, indeed.
01/13/2026

Spring was a very special dog, indeed.

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75 E Civic Center Drive
Gilbert, AZ
85296

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