Page Police Department

09/14/2026

If you are the registered owner of a vehicle that has been placed on a 20-day hold, please refer to our Post Storage Hearing FAQ page located on the police department’s website. Hearings will be by appointment only during regular lobby window hours so call ahead to schedule at 928-645-4107.

The following information is provided to help vehicle owners and other eligible persons understand the post-storage hearing and vehicle release process for vehicles impounded by the Page Police Department.

09/13/2026

In 1891, the Chicago Police Department hired Marie Owens as the first female officer with arrest powers in the United States. On September 12, America celebrates National Police Women’s day, to recognize the contributions and unique perspectives female officers bring to the badge.

Today, the Page Police Department recognizes our own female officers, Detective Sergeant Phylishia Todecheene and Detective Sergeant Ann Lange. Both of these women started their careers with the Navajo Police Department, and both bring experience to our department that is critical to our success. They primarily investigate felony crimes, and are responsible for providing justice to the victims of these crimes. Thank you both for your service to our community!!

09/09/2026

🌙🌸 Prom week has officially arrived.

This Saturday, the Pera Building transforms into A Court of Petals & Starlight for Page Public Library’s Adult Prom.

Step into an evening inspired by the beauty of the Night Court and Spring Court, with music, dancing, starlight, flowers, and plenty of magic waiting beyond the doors.

If you want to lean into the theme, let your favorite court inspire your look. Court-inspired attire is completely optional.

✨ Saturday, September 12
🌙 7:00–11:00 PM
🌸 The Pera Building
🎟️ $45 single | $75 couple

Tickets are available at Page Public Library, the Page Police Department, and City Hall.

“To the stars who listen…” ✨
Gather your inner circle. Choose your court. Prom week is here.

09/08/2026

🚨Join us for National Night Out!🚨

Purple wristbands will be sold providing access to various activities such as face painting, balloon and caricature artists, bounce houses, DUI course, train rides, and more! Come check out DJ Mikey, grab a bite to eat, and say hello to your local first responders! All proceeds from wristband and pulled pork dinner sales will benefit Shop with a Hero. We hope to see y'all there!

Good and beverage vendors wanted! If you would like to join us, please email [email protected]

09/06/2026

As we enjoy our holiday, we ask everyone to pause and remember Page resident Quinn Keith and all those who sacrifice to provide us the freedoms we enjoy. We will never forget.

Remembering Lance Cpl. Quinn A. Keith, KIA September 6, 2004 Serving During Operation Iraqi Freedom
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Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah Marine was among seven killed in a car bomb attack near Fallujah, Iraq, his family said.

Lance Cpl. Quinn A. Keith, 22, of Blanding, died Monday.

The military has not yet released the identities of the seven victims and could not confirm the family’s report.

Keith, a weapons specialist, joined the Marine Corps fresh out of school in Page, Ariz., where he was active in wrestling, relatives told the Deseret Morning News.

Keith was a Navajo and belonged to the Towering House clan and then to the Bitter Water clan.

09/04/2026

Another Hero gone too soon. Rest in Peace, Sir. We are forever grateful for your service.

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Sergeant James Lukash #8125, who passed away at the hospital following a medical event at home. Sgt. Lukash was a 22-year veteran of the department and was assigned to the Violent Crimes Bureau.

Rest in peace, Sgt. Lukash, you will be dearly missed.

09/04/2026

This past week, the Page Police Department hosted multiple law enforcement related trainings that will strengthen relationships and enhance our ability to provide the best service possible to our community.

First, Sergeant/Detective Terry TerEick provided training to Page PD staff on our recently purchased crime scene scanner, which will allow our investigators to use some of the latest technology available when investigating serious incidents. This tool will enhance our ability to submit prosecutable cases.

Next, we were honored to have Navajo Nation Extradition Prosecutor Kevin Barnett come to Page and provide training to our staff relating to multi jurisdictional extradition of violent offenders. Prosecutor Barnett previously played an intricate role in extraditing a murder suspect to Page PD custody after the individual killed a child in Page and then fled to the Navajo Nation. That suspect was eventually prosecuted and is now serving time in prison.

Last, we were honored to host a two day Records Leadership training administered by Police Records Management CEO Ed Claughton. Law Enforcement personnel from all over Arizona and neighboring states such as Nevada and Colorado attended this training which will help law enforcement records personnel provide the most efficient service possible to the communities we all serve.

Chief Tim Lange said, “I am grateful to all of the presenters who took the time to come to Page and train not only our staff, but the staff of many of our partners. Collaborating with our law enforcement partners truly makes us all better and helps us identify obstacles we otherwise might not have known existed.

I also must thank Administrative Manager Alie Stamat, Assistant Chief Larry Jones, and Sergeant/Detective TerEick for their efforts in making our department and staff better. This was a great week for our department.”

Pictured is Sergeant TerEick demonstrating the crime scene scanner, Prosecutor Barnett providing guidance relating to the extradition of violent felons, and Ed Claughton teaching the group of law enforcement records personnel from across our region. We are grateful to all of you!!

09/02/2026

Today Elina was the first to fill her monthly sticker book! She worked hard to fill all 12 pages over the last year, met with Chief Lange, and received some goodies for her special accomplishment! Congratulations on your hard work Elina 👏🎉🚓🚨 Sticker books are offered during regular business hours from the Records Division so come in, grab a book and your monthly sticker!

09/01/2026

🚨TEMPORARY CHANGE IN RECORDS HOURS OF OPERATION🚨
The Records Division will be closed Wednesday, September 2nd and Thursday, September 3rd for training purposes. If you need Records assistance during this time, please email [email protected] and we will assist you in the order requests are received. The lobby will continue to remain open. If you need to come in and file a report, obtain property, etc. please use the phone in the lobby. Thank you for your patience and understanding!