Police Assistance Program 

The Mesa Police Central Business Outreach Program is designed to be a more direct bridge to business in the central district and the police to address concerns. The program allows contact to specific individuals with more time and resources to rectify chronic or persistent issues that regular calls for service have difficulty addressing. The direct link will provide an opportunity to voice non-emergency concerns, report problems, share ideas and foster relationships. There are 4 police contacts that include the Central Community Action Officer, the Central Crime Prevention Specialist, the Central Bike Business Liaison Officer and Community Engagement Officer.

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Community Action Officer

Sworn Police Officer that conducts outreach, education and fosters relationships with businesses, schools, and residents. The Community Action Officer often works to identify and solve chronic or new trend criminal activity utilizing police resources and educating the public on how to combat the problems and protect themselves.

Crime Prevention Officer

Civilian Employee that conducts outreach, education and fosters relationships with businesses, schools, and residents. The Crime Prevention Officer often works to identify and solve chronic or new trend criminal activity utilizing police resources and educating the public on how to combat the problems and protect themselves.

Bike Unit Business Liaison

Sworn Police Officer assigned to the Central Bicycle Squad that primarily patrols the Main St corridor but can deploy to specific targeted areas based on need. The Business Liaison Officer fosters relationships with the Main St and Dobson corridor businesses to combat and/or stay ahead of crime trends that affect commerce, safety, and quality of life.

Community Engagement Officer

The Community Engagement Officer works to foster relationships and trust between all that live in, or interact with, the City of Mesa. The Community Engagement Officer utilizes community meetings, events, police resources, programs, and direct contacts to gather input to help ensure the community’s needs are heard and met as much as possible.