On Friday, March 22nd, Paradise Valley Police Department and American Red Cross will be hosting a blood drive at Town Hall. The event will be open from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Read on...
Maricopa County Air Quality Department encourages property owners to be aware of the potential impacts caused by dust from weed removal.
A permit is required when removing weeds by mechanized equipment if this activity disturbs more than 1/10 of an acre. Read on...
Did you know you can engage with Planning Commission and Town Council meetings digitally?
The week before meetings, agendas are published online. Not only can you see the upcoming topics, but you can eComment to make sure your opinions are heard.
The Paradise Valley Police Department Police Explorer program is a hands-on program open to young men and women age 14 through 20.5 years old, interested in a career in law enforcement or a related field in the criminal justice system. Read on...
Former Mayor Ed Lowry's spectacular photographs celebrate the natural wonder of The Grand Canyon during the Centennial Celebration. The Art Show will be open from October 2018 until September 2019. Read on...
Town Council meeting will begin at 3:00 pm on Thursday, March 28, 2019. Town Council will discuss Smoke Tree SUP, Lincoln Drive Median Improvements, and the Town Hall Optimization. Read More
Councilmember Scott Moore was unanimously voted to serve as Vice Mayor. Vice Mayor Moore was chosen by members of the council and will serve through 2019. Read on...
On January 10th, Mayor Bien-Willner and Councilmembers Andeen, Dembow and Thomasson were sworn into office. They will serve terms from 2018-2022. Read on...
The Town Council conducted a recruitment for a permanent Town Manager. After further consideration, that individual made the personal decision to stay in Missouri. We are pleased that Brian Dalke will continue to serve as the interim Town Manager. Read More
Since 1997, Paradise Valley has been a participant in Tree City U.S.A National Arbor Day program. Town Council and Town Arborist Roberto Olivas planted a new tree along the Memorial Path. Read on...
Property owners are encouraged to inspect their storm drainage facilities such as retention basins, storm drain grates, trench drains, wall openings, trash racks, culverts, etc. to ensure that they are free of silt/debris and are in proper working order. Read More
