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Three Mesa police officers were honored this month with lifesaving medals for helping to save a woman stabbed by her son multiple times at their Mesa home.
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Three Mesa police officers were honored this month with lifesaving medals for helping to save a woman stabbed by her son multiple times at their Mesa home.
The Mesa City Council voted last week to set a Dec. 1 hearing date to consider proposed changes to the rules on excessive noise.
In the battle over what constitutes unlawful interference with police officers and what is protected speech, the City of Mesa is considering adding a new tool to limit what law
Mesa police began encrypting their radio communications so that only those within the department can receive messages.The move to encrypted radio frequencies completes a yearlong effort to bring the Mesa Police Department to national standards. People can still listen to radio transmissions online but with a one-hour time delay. Assistant Chief Ed Wessing said the delay is for
Mesa Police Department officials told Mesa City Council’s public safety committee that an initiative to attack crime hot spots with a surge of officers for a limited period of time