Congratulations to our four newest @TempePolice recruits on graduating today from the @MesaPD Academy! This milestone reflects your hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving our community. We’re proud to welcome you to this next chapter and grateful to the families and loved ones who have supported you along the way.
A special thank-you to my good friend, Mesa Police Chief Dan Butler, and his academy team for their partnership. Together, we’re committed to providing Arizona’s law enforcement officers with the best training possible and a strong foundation for a career of service.
Congratulations, graduates and welcome to the Tempe Police family!
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We are so glad that your TEP experience and cohort continue to provide both joy and impact in your life. What a thoughtful gift from your wife!
My wife knows how meaningful my experience at @DardenExecEd - The Executive Program (TEP) was to me, so she surprised me with this jersey representing my class, TEP ’26.
It’s a thoughtful reminder of a transformational chapter in my leadership journey. Darden challenged me to broaden my perspective, examine how I lead, and think more deeply about the impact I want to make.
I’m grateful for the faculty who challenged us and the classmates whose experiences and friendship made the journey so meaningful. I left with renewed purpose and a deeper commitment to investing in others.
Thank you to my wife for a gift that means so much. Proud to be a Darden alum!
#UVADarden #TEP26 #LifelongLearning #Leadership
It was a privilege to celebrate the promotions of @TempePolice Sgt. Armenta, Sgt. Conklin, Sgt. Sheriff, and 911 Communications Supervisors Courtney Hubbard and Anna Nunez alongside their families.
These moments recognize years of dedication and the encouragement, sacrifices, and love of those standing beside them. Sharing this milestone with their families made the celebration especially meaningful.
Congratulations to each of you! I’m proud to serve alongside you and look forward to seeing you lead in your new roles. 💙
Chief Kenneth McCoy retweeted
Tempe Police is proud to honor the heroes past and present who have dedicated their lives to serving the community, especially those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
Today we honor K-9 Deuce.
EOW: October 29, 2014
Congratulations to our newly promoted sergeants and 911 communications supervisors! Proud of each of you and the dedication you bring. I look forward to seeing you lead, support your teams, and continue serving Tempe with distinction. 💙
Happy First Responders Day! Grateful for the men and women of the @TempePolice who answer the call and for the dedication and compassion they bring to our community every day. 💙
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This First Responders Day, we recognize our officers, dispatchers, detention officers and community responders who serve others, often on some of their hardest days.
Thank you for all you do to keep Tempe safe. 💙
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Congratulations to K-9 Hammer on a 2nd place finish in Explosive Detection at the Desert Dog K-9 Trials this weekend! 🐾💥
This achievement showcases Hammer’s hard work, training and dedication alongside his handler.
We’re proud of you, Hammer! 👏
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Come along for a ride-along with Officer Johnson! Get a behind-the-scenes look at patrol and learn more about the work our officers do every day to keep our community safe.
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Great work by our ACTION Team for taking drugs and firearms off Tempe streets!
This investigation led to the seizure of over 2lbs of fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, more than $6,000 in cash, and two handguns, one reported stolen.
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This October, our pink patches & badges serve as a reminder of the strength it takes to fight breast cancer and the importance of standing together. Hear from Executive Assistant to the Chief Bianca Gallego as she shares the personal meaning behind this October tradition.
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Saturday, 10/24 is the Tempe Police and DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back event.
It’s a safe way to dispose of your medications and prevent accidental poisonings or overdoses at home.
We encourage you to stop by for this safe disposal option.

ALT This image is a promotional poster for "National Prescription Drug Take Back Day." It features a smiling individual holding a box full of empty prescription bottles. Below, the same person is next to a cart filled with more boxes of prescription bottles. The text details the event on Saturday, October 24, from 10 AM to 2 PM at 8201 S. Hardy Drive, Tempe, AZ 85284, emphasizing safe and anonymous disposal of medications. Logos include the Police, DEA National, and Tempe Coalition.
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OPL has gone to the monkeys😂🐒🐒 This is Amy who called 911 multi times ☎️ #OPLive #OPNation #OnPatro|Live #reelzchannel
My @TempePolice family surprised me with this today, and it means more than they know. Leadership is a privilege, and I’m grateful every day for the opportunity to serve alongside such dedicated, compassionate people. Thank you for your trust, your hard work, and your commitment to our community. Proud to be part of this team. 💙
Happy Boss’s Day to Chief McCoy! Today, we’re recognizing the leadership and dedication he brings to Tempe PD every day. Thank you for your commitment to our officers, our department, and the Tempe community! 🚔
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PURPLE THURSDAY 💜
In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, our Family Advocacy Center victim advocates and Family Crimes Unit detectives are wearing purple to show their support for survivors of domestic violence and abuse.
Thank you to our @TempePolice Citizens Academy participants for taking the time to get to know our team and the work we do. These connections help build trust and strengthen our partnership with the community. Proud of our staff for making this a meaningful experience!








































