Queen Creek Fop Lodge #82

02/25/2026

Rest well brother! 💙 🚁 🕊️

02/19/2026

Queen Creek offers a 4-day work week, tuition reimbursement and paid time off in addition to other benefits. Apply today!

02/08/2026

Rest well brothers.. we have it from here!
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02/05/2026

Praying for our family in blue!
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Our hearts are with the Arizona Department of Public Safety as they mourn the devastating loss of two crew members who lost their lives in the line of duty.

We extend our deepest condolences to their families, friends, and colleagues during this incredibly difficult time.

Thank you for your courage and service.

01/05/2026

QCPD will be conducting training in the 22200 block of S. Ellsworth Road this morning. Additional training will take place later today in the 19100 block of E Ocotillo Road.

There is no danger to the community.

12/19/2025

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12/13/2025

We had an amazing time shopping with the kiddos today at target!
Thank you Target, Queen Creek FOP #82 and Chief Brice! 🤶 🎅 🎁

11/27/2025

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11/02/2025

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Over the weekend, QCPD worked closely with both the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO) and the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) in response to two large gatherings that occurred just outside our jurisdiction. We appreciate the strong coordination and partnership from both agencies.

On the evening of November 1, QCPD collaborated with MCSO to address a large party held in a Maricopa County island near Signal Butte and Queen Creek Road. Earlier that day, our department became aware of a social media post promoting the event. Although the location was outside of Queen Creek’s jurisdiction, QCPD proactively prepared to ensure the safety of our residents. Working alongside MCSO, our officers were ready to manage any potential impacts or displaced attendees entering Queen Creek.

Social gatherings are not illegal. However, when a gathering becomes unruly or involves unlawful behavior, such as underage drinking, excessive noise, roadway obstruction, or disorderly conduct, law enforcement can and will intervene. In this instance, the homeowner was also contacted ahead of time in an effort to prevent or reduce the size of the gathering.

“Social gatherings are a natural part of teenage life, and our focus is on helping teens stay safe,” said QCPD Chief Randy Brice. “We urge parents and guardians to set clear expectations for responsible behavior, hold their teens accountable, and provide common-sense safety guidance. It’s critical that parents do not host or contribute to gatherings where illegal activities or unsafe conditions may occur.”

Through the joint efforts of MCSO and QCPD, the situation was managed effectively, and no injuries or significant incidents were reported.

QCPD remains committed to working with our law enforcement partners, parents, teens, and community members to promote safety and prevent incidents that put our youth or community at risk. Together, we can keep Queen Creek safe

10/18/2025

This was an awesome event… can’t wait till the next one!

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10/16/2025

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