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A one-year agreement on the Town Council's Nov. 18 consent agenda keeps a Queen Creek police school resource officer at Casteel High, with the district paying all of the officer's salary and benefits, double what town policy requires.
Queen Creek police issued 12,602 citations and warnings through Oct. 31, up from 10,219 for all of last year, as crashes reached 1,384. The numbers go to the Transportation Advisory Committee on Nov. 12.
The building at the town's Field Operations Facility will let mechanics turn police cars, fire trucks and work vehicles around faster and adds safety gear for the shop's staff, the town says.
The council's Oct. 21 consent votes approved a backup ambulance pact with Chandler, which takes over its own emergency transports when its private contract ends, and a higher MCSO academy fee for police recruits.
Queen Creek police issued Halloween guidance Friday covering costumes, driving, parties, the town's e-bike rules and a curfew that starts at 10 p.m. for those 15 and under.
The council voted 7–0 on Oct. 21 to renew ADOT data access used to study crash patterns, with no additional funding required.
Chandler's fire department starts its own ambulance transports Jan. 1 and wants a backup pact like those Queen Creek has with Gilbert, Mesa and Superstition Fire; a police academy fee also doubles.
