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The Town is Looking for Volunteers like You

How would you like to engage in meaningful service that makes our community stronger and be a part of an enthusiastic team of individuals? It is through QC Volunteers that the history of this place, and the vibrancy of what Queen Creek will be for future generations, is communicated to the general public.

Meet new friends, feel good about helping your community, act locally and be a part of something big.

Sound good?

Check out the opportunities below (click on each category) to see where you would like to share your valuable talents, skills and knowledge. Then submit an interest form and the Volunteer Coordinator will get back to you as soon as possible.

Submit a Volunteer Interest Form

Thank YOU for your interest in volunteering at the Town of Queen Creek!

Already a Town volunteer? Access your account HERE.

For more information about the volunteer program, download the volunteer handbook HERE.

QC Hometown Christmas

QC Hometown Christmas

Town Center, 21802 S. Ellsworth Rd., Queen Creek

The community is invited to celebrate the holiday season in a family-friendly atmosphere. On Friday, Dec. 6, 6-8 PM will feature a tree lighting, letters to Santa, pictures with Santa, music, and more! Then on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 10 AM – 12 PM the parade!

Friday, December 6, 2024

1 – 3 PM Set up, decorations, pop up tents, tables and chairs; does require lifting, bending, pulling and pushing. 6 volunteers needed

3 – 5 PM Set up, decorations, pop up tents, tables and chairs; does require lifting, bending, pulling and pushing. 8 volunteers needed

5:30 – 8PM Assist at booths or craft/activity stations. 3 volunteers needed

7:45 – 9:30 PM Breakdown tents, chairs and tables. Assist with cleanup and litter pickup; does require lifting, bending, pulling and pushing. 13 volunteers needed

Saturday, December 7, 2024

7:30 AM – 12 PM Staging, registration, helping the judges take photos – looking for 25 volunteers with strong organizational skills that can be team leads.

Police Department

Fleet Management Volunteer

Objective: Support vehicle and equipment functions in order to assist police officers in providing quality public safety and services to Queen Creek residents. Some tasks include: washing police vehicles, driving police vehicles to the fleet yard for maintenance or repair, monitoring inventory of flares and cones and replenishing as needed, moving speed trailers, conducting data entry, and providing outreach to the community.

Duties:

Provide service assistance such as transporting department vehicles for service, refueling and washing vehicles.
Ensure that all department vehicles are stocked with the supplies needed for officers to provide the best service to the community.
Research maintenance status in the QCPD database.

Ability to stand, walk, twist, carry, reach, bend, lift, kneel, communicate with the public and other crew members, drive safely, and use a computer.

Availability Needed: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 - 4 PM (ongoing, weekly)

Where: Queen Creek Police Department, 20727 Civic Parkway, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Desired Talents, Skills & Knowledge: Punctual, reliable, and trustworthy volunteers needed to support fleet, traffic and administration services for the Town of Queen Creek Police Department. Must be able to pass extensive background screening including fingerprinting and a polygraph, and commit to a regular, weekly shift. Ability to drive, holding a valid driver's license, good driving record and pass a drug and alcohol screening. Experience with basic vehicle maintenance, hauling trailers safely in traffic, computer savvy, and comfortable working outdoors in varying weather conditions.

Ability to manage multiple tasks, schedules, and priorities effectively.

Understanding of vehicle mechanics, maintenance procedures, and repair processes.

Familiarity with fleet management software and GPS tracking systems.

Effective verbal and written communication when interacting with QCPD staff, vendors, and other stakeholders.

Experience in operating various types of vehicles (cars, trucks, vans).

While not always required, a basic understanding of law enforcement procedures or the criminal justice system can be an asset.

Must be 18 years old or older.

2 volunteers needed

QCPD Staff Support Volunteer

Duties:

Filing and data entry
Records management support
Assisting with events
Attending meetings and developing promotional materials
Receptionist activities
Community Relations support
Neighborhood Watch program support

Where: Queen Creek Police Department, 20727 Civic Parkway, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Desired Talents, Skills & Knowledge:

Organizational Skills:

Ability to manage and prioritize tasks effectively.

Proficiency in scheduling, data entry, and maintaining files and records.

Communication Skills:

Strong verbal and written communication skills for interacting with staff, the public, and other stakeholders.

Ability to draft emails, reports, and other documents clearly and professionally.

Technical Skills:

Proficiency in office software such as Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) or Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Slides).

Familiarity with office equipment like printers, scanners, and fax machines.

Attention to Detail:

High level of accuracy in data entry and document management.

Ability to spot errors and ensure the correctness of information.

Time Management:

Efficient in managing time and completing tasks within deadlines.

Ability to handle multiple responsibilities simultaneously.

Problem-Solving Skills:

Capacity to troubleshoot issues and find practical solutions.

Ability to handle unexpected challenges or changes in tasks.

Customer Service Skills:

Politeness and professionalism when dealing with other town staff members and the public.

Ability to help and answer questions effectively.

Experience:

Prior experience in administrative roles or positions involving office tasks can be helpful. Experience with scheduling, record-keeping, or managing correspondence.

Previous volunteer work, especially in administrative or support roles, experience working with non-profit organizations or in community service can be helpful

Familiarity with office software and tools, including experience with or content management systems. Experience with basic IT support or troubleshooting can be advantageous.

Experience in roles that involve interacting with customers, or the public, demonstrating good interpersonal skills.

Law Enforcement Knowledge:

While not always required, a basic understanding of law procedures or the criminal justice system can be an asset.

Must be 18 years old or older.

Must be able to pass extensive background screening including fingerprinting and a polygraph.

1 volunteer needed

QCPD Patrol Support Volunteer

Duties:

Assist with traffic control.
Completing appropriate department documentation.
Provide extra patrol consisting of residential/business checks - to act as the eyes and ears for officers.
Reporting hazardous conditions.
Reporting abandoned vehicles, unusual occurrences, suspected criminal activity or life-threatening activity.

Where: Queen Creek Police Department, 20727 Civic Parkway, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Desired Talents, Skills & Knowledge:

Communication Skills:

Strong verbal and written communication abilities for interacting with the public, officers, and other volunteers.

Ability to convey information clearly and respectfully.

Interpersonal Skills:

Ability to work well with a diverse group of people, including the public, law enforcement personnel, and fellow volunteers.

Demonstrating empathy and understanding in various situations.

Organizational Skills:

Ability to handle multiple tasks efficiently and maintain attention to detail.

Skills in managing information, and scheduling - particularly useful for the Vacation Watch program.

Problem-Solving Skills:

Capability to address and resolve issues or conflicts in a calm and effective manner. Quick thinking in emergency situations or when faced with unexpected challenges.

Public Relations Skills:

Ability to represent the police department positively and engage with the community.

Skills in outreach and education to promote public safety and awareness.

Confidentiality:

Understanding the importance of maintaining confidentiality and handling sensitive information discreetly.

Basic Computer Skills:

Use of office software (e.g., Microsoft Office, Google Workspace) for tasks like data entry, report preparation, or communication.

Relevant Volunteer or Work Experience:

Previous volunteer work, especially in roles related to community service, public safety, or administrative support, is valuable.

Experience in roles that involve interacting with the public or providing customer service.

Community Engagement:

Experience with community outreach or involvement in local organizations can be beneficial.

Familiarity with local issues and a genuine interest in community safety and well-being.

Administrative Experience:

Experience with administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, or event planning can be useful, particularly for roles involving clerical support.

Basic Law Enforcement Knowledge:

While not always required, a basic understanding of law enforcement procedures or the criminal justice system can be an asset.

Must be 18 years old or older.

Must be able to pass extensive background screening including fingerprinting and a polygraph.

2 volunteers needed

Property & Evidence Volunteer

Duties:

Assist with various administrative documents.
Send out Safe Keeping letters.
Data entry.
Records management support.
Shadow Evidence Specialist.
Assist Evidence Specialist with training events.

Where: Queen Creek Police Department, 20727 Civic Parkway, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Desired Talents, Skills & Knowledge:

Attention to Detail:

Meticulous in handling evidence and property to ensure accuracy and integrity.

Ability to follow procedures and protocols to avoid errors or mishandling.

Organizational Skills:

Ability to manage and track numerous items, including sorting, labeling, and storing evidence and property systematically.

Proficiency in maintaining detailed records and databases.

Communication Skills:

Clear and professional communication with police officers, other staff members, and possibly the public.

Ability to document and report on evidence handling accurately.

Problem-Solving Skills:

Ability to address issues related to evidence storage, retrieval, and processing efficiently.

Capability to think critically and make decisions based on procedures and regulations.

Time Management:

Efficient in managing time and prioritizing tasks to handle evidence and property within required timeframes.

Confidentiality:

Strong understanding of the importance of confidentiality and the handling of sensitive information related to investigations.

Technical Skills:

Basic proficiency with office software (e.g., Microsoft Office, database management systems).

Familiarity with inventory management software or evidence tracking systems is a plus.

Knowledge of Legal and Procedural Standards:

Understanding of legal procedures and standards for handling evidence and property.

Familiarity with chain of custody protocols to ensure evidence integrity.

Previous volunteer work or employment in administrative, clerical, or evidence-related roles can be beneficial.

Experience in roles involving inventory management or record-keeping.

Experience with Law Enforcement Procedures:

Familiarity with law enforcement practices, particularly related to evidence handling, can be helpful.

Understanding of the legal implications of evidence management.

Administrative Experience:

Experience with administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, and maintaining records.

Skills in organizing and managing physical and digital files.

Experience with Inventory Management:

Experience in managing inventories, including sorting, labeling, and tracking items, is relevant.

Basic Law Enforcement Knowledge:

While not always required, a basic understanding of law enforcement procedures or the criminal justice system can be an asset.

Training:

Any formal training or certification related to property and evidence management can be a plus.

Must be 18 years old or older.

Must be able to pass extensive background screening including fingerprinting and a polygraph.

1 Volunteer Needed

Drones as First Responders Volunteers

Where: Queen Creek Police Department, 20727 Civic Parkway, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Desired Talents, Skills & Knowledge:

Observation Skills:

Attention to Detail: Ability to notice and track drone movements and recognize potential security threats.

Spatial Awareness: Understanding of the airspace and the ability to detect drones in various conditions and distances.

Technical Skills:

Knowledge of Drone Technology: Familiarity with different types of drones, their capabilities, and common flight patterns.

Use of Detection Tools: Proficiency in using radar, GPS tracking systems, or other detection technologies.

Communication Skills:

Reporting: Ability to clearly and accurately report drone sightings and incidents to appropriate authorities.

Coordination: Effective communication with law enforcement, security teams, and other relevant personnel.

Problem-Solving Skills:

Decision Making: Quick and effective decision-making in high-pressure situations. Analytical Skills: Ability to assess the potential threat level and report appropriately.

Technical Proficiency:

Understanding of Air Traffic Rules: Basic knowledge of aviation regulations and no-fly zones.

Use of Surveillance Equipment: Familiarity with cameras, binoculars, or other visual aids used for spotting.

Attention to Safety:

Risk Awareness: Understanding of safety protocols and procedures to minimize risk during drone encounters.

Emergency Response: Ability to respond calmly and effectively to potential security breaches.

Relevant Experience:

Security or Surveillance Roles: Prior experience in security, surveillance, or monitoring roles can be beneficial.

Aviation or Aerospace Experience: Experience or training related to aviation, air traffic control, or aerospace can be an asset.

Technical Experience:

Experience with Detection Systems: Familiarity with radar systems, electronic surveillance, or other drone detection technologies.

Knowledge of Drone Operations: Practical experience with drones, whether through flying or maintenance, to understand their behavior and capabilities.

Law Enforcement Knowledge:

While not always required, a basic understanding of law enforcement procedures or the criminal justice system can be an asset.

Certification:

Drone Safety Training: Courses or certifications related to drone operation and safety can provide useful insights.

Surveillance Training: Training in surveillance techniques, emergency response, and incident reporting is of value, but nor required Experience in Observation Roles:

Monitoring and Reporting: Previous roles that involve monitoring and reporting incidents or activities, such as in security or military settings.

Must be 18 years old or older.

Must be able to pass extensive background screening including fingerprinting and a polygraph.

10 Volunteers Needed

Recycling Programs

Recycling Center Care Crew

Objective: The Town of Queen Creek offers residents recycling services seven days a week. In order to keep the Center clean and safe for residents, the Town is asking for volunteer support to assist with light litter pick up and cleaning on a regular monthly basis.

Duties: Pick up litter, pull weeds, clean up debris around recycling bins, rake gravel and leaves, wipe recycling bins, and light cleaning. Ability to stand, walk, bend, lift, carry, reach, twist, communicate with the public and other team members, adhere to safety protocols, and be an excellent teammate. Punctual, reliable and helpful volunteers needed.

Availability Needed:

Monday, December 2, 8-10 AM

Where: Queen Creek Recycling Center, 22638 S. Ellsworth Rd., Queen Creek, AZ 85142

2 volunteers needed

Cardboard Box Car “Drive-in” Movie

Family event that aims to promote recycling/water conservation during Earth Month.

Duties: helping at the promo/giveaway tables during the event and helping with light cleanup afterwards.

Date: Friday, April 4, 2023

Shift Time: 6 - 9:30 PM

Location: Founders’ Park, 22407 S. Ellsworth Rd., Queen Creek AZ 85142

2 volunteers needed

QC Recycles

Assist with guest services, provide information, help direct guests to donation stations, and breakdown boxes. Ability to stand, walk, bend, lift, carry, reach, twist, communicate with the public and other team members, adhere to safety protocols, and be an excellent teammate. Punctual, reliable and helpful volunteers needed.

QC Recycles is a public recycling drop-off event intended to help residents increase their recycling knowledge and efforts (Do More Blue).

Dates: Sat., February 8, 2025

Sat., April 26, 2025

Times: 6:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Location: Town of Queen Creek's Field Operations Facility, 19715 S. 220th St., Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Senior Program

Guest Services Ambassador - Senior Program

Objective: Support the logistics of holding this program by preparing and serving food and beverages furthers senior wellness and helps the Town provide these types of programs and services. Other shifts include activity support and table/chair breakdown and clean up.

Duties: Prepare and serve refreshments, help check in participants, and provide guest services to support the Town’s Senior Program, a public program intended to help senior residents socialize and be active. Ability to stand, walk, bend, lift, carry, push/pull chairs, twist, reach, handle paperwork, kneel, communicate with the public and other crew members, and be an excellent part of a small but dynamic team.

Availability Needed: Wednesdays

Times: 8 AM - 10:30 AM for food prep & service

10 AM – 12 PM activity & program support

12 – 12:45 PM breakdown and clean up

Where: Queen Creek Recreation Annex, 21802 S. Ellsworth Rd, Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Desired Talents, Skills & Knowledge: Must be 18 years or older and have or be able to obtain a food handler's card. Long-term commitment needed with availability to volunteer on a regular, ongoing basis on Wednesday mornings. Punctual, reliable and helpful volunteers needed.

Volunteer Orientation

Volunteer Orientation

Wed., December 4, 2024

4:30 - 5:30 PM

Location: Queen Creek Library, 21802 S. Ellsworth Rd.

Meeting in the Edward Abbey meeting room