The Queen Creek Town Council unanimously voted to appoint Bruce Gardner as Queen Creek’s next Town Manager, effective Jan. 23, 2023. With more than 28 years in the public sector, Gardner currently serves as Queen Creek’s Assistant Town…

As residents start to turn the heat on in their homes, the Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department wants to highlight the importance of staying safe. According to the National Fire Protection Association, heating fires are the second leading cause…

The Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department has renewed its Certified Autism Center™ (CAC) designation, to continue fostering a more inclusive and understanding community. The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education…

Notice Is Hereby Given that the Town of Queen Creek, Arizona will receive sealed Proposals for Fiber Master Plan RFP No. 23-008. Project Summary: The Town of Queen Creek is seeking proposals form experienced and qualified firms to conduct a…

Registration for the Town of Queen Creek’s award-winning Citizen Leadership Institute (CLI) is open through Monday, Nov. 14. CLI is designed to engage residents through informative sessions that provide an in-depth look at Town programs,…

Queen Creek Breaks Ground on Phase II of Mansel Carter Oasis Park The Town of Queen Creek broke ground on phase II of Mansel Carter Oasis Park, located off of Sossaman Road, north of Ocotillo. The 13-acre expansion is slated to open in late 2023 and…

Notice Is Hereby Given that the Town of Queen Creek, Arizona will receive sealed Proposals for Municipal Water Tank Cleaning Services RFP No. 23-010. Project Summary: The Town of Queen Creek is seeking qualified firms to provide water tank…

During the Nov. 2 meeting, the Queen Creek Town Council unanimously approved resolution 1500-22, a new financial policy to freeze primary property taxes for existing taxpayers for the next five years. “This Council and previous Councils have…

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On Saturday, Nov. 19 the Town of Queen Creek will host a recycling event from 7 to 11 a.m. The event will be held at the Town’s Field Operations Facility located at 19715 S. 220th Street (located on 220th Street, north of Queen Creek Road). …

The Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department (QCFMD) recently celebrated the promotion of seven employees with a badge-pinning ceremony, including naming a new Deputy Chief. Matthew Skowron has been promoted to Deputy Chief at QCFMD. Skowron…

The Queen Creek Police Department looks forward to participating in the 23rd National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oct. 29. QCPD is partnering with the Walgreens located at 21212 E. Ocotillo Road. Officers will be present to collect…

John Kross to Retire as Queen Creek Town Manager After serving the Queen Creek community for more than 26 years, Town Manager John Kross will retire effective Jan. 20, 2023. The Town Council will be considering appointment of a replacement at an…

The Town of Queen Creek’s communication and marketing efforts were recently honored with two awards from the City-County Communications & Marketing Association (3CMA), four awards from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Phoenix…

Wake up to “what’s cooking” in Queen Creek at the free pancake breakfast from 9-11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5. This year, the event will be held at Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre, 20464 E. Riggs Rd., Queen Creek. Hosted by…

The Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department (QCFMD) is observing National Fire Prevention Week by urging families to understand the importance of having a home escape plan. Using the slogan “Fire won’t wait, plan your escape”,…

The Town of Queen Creek’s Human Resources Director, Michele Brown, recently received the Ann Byrnes SPHR Award for Professional Excellence from the Arizona Society for Human Resource Brown 2021Management (AZSHRM). The award honors an…

National Fire Prevention Week - Oct. 9-15 The Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department (QCFMD) is joining forces with the National Fire Protection Association to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Fire won’t…

New hires are tentatively scheduled to join Class 23-1 at the Gilbert Regional Training Center beginning in March 2023. Upon successful completion of the academy graduates will begin duties at an assigned fire station in Queen Creek. “We…

The Queen Creek Police Department (QCPD) received a grant of $132,377 from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. QCPD is using the funding to help address speeding and impaired driving by purchasing equipment and having more officers assist…

The Town of Queen Creek celebrated the completion of the Sonoqui Wash Trail improvement project, from Hawes Road to Crismon Road, with a ceremonial ribbon cutting. The project, completed by Nesbitt Contracting, included extending the Sonoqui Wash…

A new law impacting motorcycle riders is going into effect in Arizona starting Saturday, September 24. Motorcycle lane-filtering will now be legal in Arizona. This means motorcycles will be able to move alongside and pass a car when the car is…

The Town is seeking qualified firm(s) to create a Public Arts Master Plan that will assist the Town in establishing an approach to public art & placemaking, identify resources for the support of public art & placemaking throughout Queen…

The Town of Queen Creek is seeking candy donations from the community for the annual Halloween event. Trunk or Treat, presented by Rodeo Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram, an Earnhardt Dealership, will be held from 5?9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15 on…

Queen Creek Council members Dawn Oliphant, Emilena Turley and Julia Wheatley were all honored for their dedicated service at the League of Arizona Cities and Towns Annual Conference in Glendale. Council member Turley received an award for eight…

From the FFA Zone to pig races, eating contests, live entertainment and obstacle courses, Founders’ Day offers a variety of experiences and activities. Celebrate Queen Creek’s anniversary at the Founders’ Day celebration this…

September is Suicide Awareness Month September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. If you or someone you know needs help, 9-8-8 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention…

Recognized for his commitment to service, the community and partnerships, Mayor Gail Barney received the 2022 Distinguished Public Official Award posthumously from the American Planning Association, Arizona Chapter. APA - Mayor Barney…

As growing community with a focus on families and quality of life, the Town of Queen Creek broke ground on a new, 85-acre park. Frontier Family Park will be located off Signal Butte, north of Queen Creek Road, offering a variety of new and expanded…

Queen Creek's Jennifer Lindley Recognized as ‘Top 40 Under 40’ by the Phoenix Business Journal Queen Creek Downtown Development Manager Jennifer Lindley was recently recognized by the Phoenix Business Journal as one of their ‘Top…

Queen Creek’s Primary Election for Mayor, three Town Council seats, and Propositions 464 and 465 was held on Aug. 2. Final election results show that Council member Julia Wheatley was elected as Mayor, incumbent Dawn Oliphant was…

The Pinal County Attorney’s Office (PCAO) is partnering with the Queen Creek Police Department (QCPD) to present “Sextortion: The Hidden Pandemic,” a documentary highlighting the impact of a crime that is affecting children in…

Whether you’re a cornhole champion, or enjoy a fun game of bags with friends, Queen Creek’s Battle of the Bags competition is for you! Held during Queen Creek’s signature Founders’ Day event, the community is invited to…

Registration for the Town of Queen Creek’s fall session of recreation classes is open for Town residents and will open for non-residents on Aug. 8. The complete catalog of classes is available online at QueenCreekAZ.gov/Recreation. Fall into…

While schools are back in session, the summer heat is still in full force – which means increased distractions while still cooling off in the pool. The month of August is dedicated to help remind people about the impact of drownings. Locally,…

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At the July 20, meeting, the Queen Creek Town Council discussed options to fill the vacancy of the Mayor’s seat. The Council opted to take no action, which results in the Mayor’s seat remaining vacant through the end of the term, January…

Queen Creek voters have the opportunity to vote on Proposition 464 (Permanent Base Adjustment) and Proposition 465 (Southwest Gas Franchise Agreement) on the Aug. 2 ballot. Prop 464 - Permanent Base Adjustment does not raise or impose taxes, nor…

It’s back to school time in QC, and the Queen Creek Police Department reminds residents to slow down, avoid distractions and obey posted signage. Everyone has a role to play in keeping Queen Creek safe, whether you have a child returning to…

The Queen Creek Police Department (QCPD) invites the community to come cool off with them at a special Chillin’ with a Cop event. The event will take place at Jeremiah’s Italian Ice located at 20784 E. Victoria Lane on Wednesday, July…

The Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Regional Council recently appointed Queen Creek Council Members Dawn Oliphant and Julia Wheatley to key committee assignments. Council Member Dawn Oliphant was also reappointed as an at-large member of…

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Practice Firework Safety this Fourth of July With the Fourth of July holiday right around the corner, it is important to know what types of fireworks are legal within the Town, when they can be used, how to safely use them and tips to be QC…

The Town of Queen Creek Water Division continually provides safe and reliable high-quality drinking water, meeting or exceeding all standards for water quality monitoring requirements set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and State…

It is with deep sadness that the Town shares the passing of Queen Creek Mayor Gail Barney. He passed away last night at the age of 74 after battling a lung infection for several months. Mayor Barney dedicated his life to service, his family, and the…

Throughout the month of June, the Water - Use It Wisely Tower will be on display at the Queen Creek Library, along with many fun activities for the whole family! The water tower provides a visual representation of how much water the average person…

Dust Awareness Week, June 1-7, encourages residents to reduce dust pollution in the community and region. Held annually, this week aims to educate residents on the health issues associated with dust pollution and actions they can take to help…

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Queen Creek Seeking Vendors for Upcoming Signature Events While the summer heat is in full swing, the Town is preparing for an exciting lineup of fall events. Businesses and organizations are invited to participate in the fun by hosting a vendor…