display vehicles
The museum has a selection of vehicles that are available for display at events.Showing the single result
Some photos of events where our vehicles have been displayed…
If you’re interested in having our vehicles on display at your event simply choose a vehicle above and click on it. You will be taken to the reservations page where you can view the reservations calendar, rental policies, and all pertinent information you’ll need to make your reservation online. Our vehicles are available for free, however, we do ask you to make a donation to the museums’s vehicle restoration and maintenance fund to help us acquire and maintain these classic police vehicles.
New vehicles currently being restored by the museum
The museum is constantly adding new vehicles to our stable of antique exhibits and displays. Here are two that we are currently working on.
1948 Plymouth Special black and white. This restoration is in process through Ace Custom Fabrications. The vehicle was donated by the National Law Enforcement Museum to our museum due to our active historic vehicle program. This car is not original to our department but was used in the Hallmark movie “Runaway” with actor Dean Cain. It is expected to be available in Fall of 2018.
1960 Studebaker black and white. This restoration is in process and is being completed by the local Studebaker Club. This was titled as a Phoenix Police car and was located on a property in Yuma, Az. It is expected to be available in Fall of 2018.
Look here for the latest restoration updates…
1948 Plymouth (Update 8/31/2018)
Photo of the mock engine removed from the car and the new rebuilt automatic transmission. Rebuilt transmission ready to go in the car. Photo of rebuilt Chevy engine now in the car. It replaced the unreliable engine that was in it. Also going from 3 speed manual to...
Stay in the know…
We regularly post the status of our restoration projects. We like to keep people up to date on the progress of our vehicles currently undergoing restoration. If you’d like us to add you to that list and stay in the know, please fill out the form below!
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Whether you’re an active Phoenix Police Department employee or just a citizen with a taste for history, a membership at the museum is the best way to both help us continue our legacy and enjoy the benefits of being involved in preserving our past.
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Come on In! Free admission
Weekdays
9AM -3PM
(Last entrance at 2:45PM)
*Service dogs are welcome
closed for holidays
New Year’s Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday
Presidents Day
Cesar Chavez Birthday (March 31)
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving
The day after Thanksgiving
Christmas Day
Contact info
Phone
602.534.7278
Mailing Address
17 South 2nd Avenue
Historic City Hall 1st Floor
Phoenix, AZ 85003-2202
Admission
Admission is free, but we will gladly take donations!
The Phoenix Police Museum is an IRS approved non profit 501C3 organization. We are supported by the generous monthly payroll deduction of over 1,700 Police and City of Phoenix employees as well as donations from individuals and businesses.
Parking
Paid Parking is available along Jefferson Street at the meters or in the City of Phoenix parking garage located at 305 West Washington Street.
Meters -Â Hourly Rates
Meters cost $1.50 per hour and coin-only meters cost $1 per hour.
Payment Method
Most meters accept credit/debit cards and coins and others only accept coins.
Pay-by-cell is also available via the Pango Mobile Parking app for credit card enabled parking meter
Time Limits
Time limits generally vary by location. Time limits at metered locations can range from 15 minutes to as long as 8 hours. In most areas, the maximum duration is 2 hours. The parking time limits are posted on each meter.
ADAÂ (Americans with Disabilities Act) Accessible Meters
Phoenix has several on-street accessible parking spaces throughout the downtown area. Each space is clearly marked with a special sign with the international symbol of access.
Vehicles displaying a valid ADA License Plate and/or Placard receive one hour of free parking once their parking meter has expired. Vehicles displaying a valid Purple Heart Recipient license plate also receive one free additional hour. This applies to all parking meters, not just the designated ADA Accessible parking meters.  The nearest ADA paid parking meter is located just East of 2nd Avenue on Jefferson on the North side of the roadway.
305 PARKING GARAGE
The City of Phoenix parking garage is managed by Ace Parking and can be contacted at 1-888-223-7275.  It does have Disable spots available and has a height restriction of vehicles of 8’2″.  Wider vehicles must call ahead to make an appointment for a limited number of over sized vehicles.  The cost of all parking is $4.00 per hour.  The Museum does not validate parking for visitors.
How to get here...
From the Northwest Valley via I-17 South I-17 to I-10 East (exit 200A) Exit at 7th Avenue (exit 144A) and turn right Travel 1 mile to Jefferson Street and turn left Move to the left lane. Turn left into City Public Parking Garage between 4th and 3rd Avenues.
From the Northeast Valley via SR51 South SR51 to I-10 West Exit at 7th Avenue (exit 144A) and turn left Travel 1 mile to Jefferson Street and turn left. Move to the left lane. Turn left into City Public Parking Garage between 4th and 3rd Avenues.
From the West Valley via I-10 East Exit at 7th Avenue (exit 144A) and turn right Travel 1 mile to Jefferson Street and turn left. Move to the left lane Turn left into City Public Parking Garage between 4th and 3rd Avenues.
From the Southeast Valley via I-10 West Exit at 7th Avenue (exit 144) and turn left. Travel 1 mile to Jefferson Street and turn left. Move to the left lane. Turn left into City Public Parking Garage between 4th and 3rd Avenues Note: The parking garage has a second entrance on 4th Avenue between Jefferson and Washington.
Note: The parking garage has a second entrance on 4th Avenue between Jefferson and Washington.
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Tours
Please call or email us to schedule a tour for groups larger than 10 persons.
602.534.7278 or [email protected]
A suggested donation of $25 is requested for group tours over 10 persons. Â We require appropriate adult supervision ratio for children and special needs individuals. Â Normal tour groups sizes are suggested to be no larger than 24 to 30 persons. Â It is best to call approximately one month in advance if you are requesting a specific time and day.
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