Buckeye police defend license-plate reader program, stress privacy safeguards Chief Bob Zanage and Deputy Chief Chuck Dezado told council the department uses license-plate readers, traffic cameras, body cameras and drones to support investigations, emphasized a 30-day retention policy for routine footage, said data is shared only with law enforcement and stated there is no facial-recognition use.

Buckeye's police are harnessing cutting-edge technology to boost public safety while ensuring your privacy is protected—find out how they balance innovation with integrity!

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City Council approves funding for 50 infrastructure and transportation projects Council announces new projects to enhance public safety and transportation through geo bonds.

Buckeye City Council is making strides in public safety and transportation with the approval of two new fire stations and a major roadway project to enhance connectivity!

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