Phoenix Oregon Police Department

05/29/2026

🗓 Weekly Activity Highlights - 05/22/2026 through 05/29/2026

🌧 It's raining with a 100% chance of weekly highlights!

• 05/24/2026 0603 hours - Officers were dispatched to a business near the 4000 block of S Pacific Hwy for the report of suspicious circumstances. Staff had arrived to work and located one of the locks of the business had been tampered with overnight, appear as if the person was trying to gain entry. The business thankfully has camera footage and the case is currently under investigation. In response, our patrol team was notified and stepped up their patrol focus on businesses at night in this affected area to ensure the person didn't try to return to finish.

• 05/26/2026 0844 hours - Our code enforcement was dispatched to the area of N Church St and Twin Cir for the report that freshly poured sidewalk concrete had been vandalized with writings as it was setting. The case is under investigation, and the city unfortunately has to redo this section of sidewalk to remove the writings.

• 05/29/2026 0214 hours (pictured) - Officers responded to a business near the 700 block of N Main St for a male that appeared to be under the influence of drugs and causing issues with staff closing up a business. Officers figured out the subject provided them a fake name (because he had warrants for his arrest), and around 0306 hours officers located the subject near the 100 block of N Phoenix Rd. The subject was taken into custody and after a quick trip to the hospital to be medically cleared, was lodged at the Jackson County Jail for Fail to Appear DUI, False Info to Police, and Fail to Register S*x Offender.

• 05/29/2026 0829 hours (pictured) - Officers were dispatched to assist the Oregon State Police with a single vehicle crash along I-5 near MM 25.5. It was reported a female had spun out of control and was in a car in and out of responsiveness. Our officers arrived first on scene and ensured the female was stabilized until medical could arrive. While the cause of the crash is under investigation, this is a reminder to please slow down and drive safe when its raining!

🙌 That's it till next week! Our officers were very busy this week and it was hard to pick what to share. Be safe and slow down on the new stretch of Highway 99!

05/25/2026

Today we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

05/23/2026

Early morning Domestic Violence incident involving a gun leads to arrest

PXPD Case 26-544

On Saturday, May 23rd 2026 at 1038 hours officers received the report of a frantic caller reporting a female was trying to shoot her at a residence in NW Phoenix. Multiple officers, including our partners over at City of Talent Police Department arrived and discovered that the male victim and female suspect had reentered a secondary house and it was unknown where the firearm was. The first two officers on scene were able to call the involved occupants out of the residence and safely detain the subjects without incident.

The investigation led officers to arrest a 23yo female for Burglary 1 x2 and Menacing with a Firearm (Domestic Violence) after she arrived at the residence, unlawfully let herself into the main house, took a firearm that belonged to the victim, and then unlawfully entered a secondary house where the victim was sleeping. She pointed the firearm at the suspect and made claims that she would kill two other females that were also at the residence with the victim male. During the investigation, that involved firearm was located after initially being hidden from officers.

This case is open and ongoing. There is no further information available for release.

05/22/2026

🗓 Weekly Activity Highlights - 05/15/2026 through 05/22/2026

🚨 Anddddd we are back with another weekly dose of highlights!

• 05/15/2026 1929 hours (pictured) - Officers responded to a business near the 3700 block of Fern Valley Road for the report that a staff member had located a credit card skimming device attached to a gas pump. Officers were able to seize the device and the case is under investigation, but its a good reminder that these devices are out there and can pop up on machines in the most unsuspecting places!

• 05/17/2026 1909 hours (pictured) - Officers were dispatched to the report of two females attempting to open trucks of cars parked in a business parking lot near the 3300 block of N Phoenix Rd. Officers located the females inside an RV where a multitude of subjects were deciding to camp out. Through the investigation, two of the subjects were found to have warrants for their arrest. The subjects who had warrants were taken into custody and transported to the Jackson County Jail where they were lodged for:

- Fail to Appear Unlawful Possession M**h
- Theft 3 x4
- Theft 2 x2

• 05/18/2026 1115 hours - Officers responded to the report of a theft of services by a neighbor near the 300 block of W 4th St. It was reported that a neighbor had decided that because their trash can was full, that they were going to put their trash in everyone else's can. This is actually a crime, and highlighting this case that people pay for their trash service, and using other peoples trash cans without permission is theft!

• 05/22/2026 0610 hours (pictured) - Officers were dispatched to a single vehicle accident involving injury near the area of Colver Rd and Jared Ct. Officers arrived on scene and found the male driver had sustained injuries to his arm and head after crashing violently into a ditch after failing to negotiate a turn. The investigating officer did not find impairment as a factor, but careless driving/speed was. The driver was cited for no insurance and careless driving, and his vehicle was impounded.

🙌 That's it until next week Phoenix. Be safe!

05/22/2026

05/19/2026

🚨 Speed Enforcement in Downtown Phoenix 🚨

As the weather warms up and summer approaches, we’re seeing more foot traffic, community events, and people out enjoying downtown Phoenix. With that comes an increased focus on traffic safety.

So far in May, our officers have conducted 27 targeted speed enforcement stops in the downtown area. Of those stops, roughly 75% resulted in citations for speeding, with several also involving additional violations. Most of these speed violations were for traveling 40mph or faster in the 25mph zone!

Our goal is to keep downtown safe for everyone, so we ask everyone to please slow down, stay alert, and help us keep Phoenix a safe place this summer. 🚓☀️

05/18/2026

Never leave kids behind in a car, even for a few minutes. Before you leave the car always Stop. Look. Lock.

05/15/2026

🔥 Fire season is here Jackson County.

With warmer temperatures and dry conditions returning, now is the time to do your part to help prevent wildfires. Small actions can make a big difference.

Please remember:
🚫 Don’t park on dry grass
🚫 Avoid dragging chains or towing equipment that can create sparks
🚫 Use caution with fireworks and outdoor equipment
🚫 Report smoke or suspicious fire activity immediately

Important Links:
🔗 Emergency Alerts: https://member.everbridge.net/76864345342052/login
🔗 Know Your Zone: https://protect.genasys.com/search
🔗 Emergency Kits: https://rvem.org/Get-Ready-Rogue/Kit-Types
🔗 WatchDuty: https://app.watchduty.org/

05/13/2026

05/11/2026

This week, we join agencies across the nation in recognizing National Police Week. This is a time we take honor the officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice and recognize those who continue to serve our communities each day.

Thank you to all law enforcement professionals for your dedication, service, and commitment to keeping our communities safe. 💙