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Peoria, Arizona


Peoria is located in the south-central part and is the 8th largest city in the U.S. State of Arizona. It is a suburb of Phoenix about 30-35 minutes by car northwest of downtown Phoenix.

The city has two community theatres, and it is the birthplace of comedy legend Richard Pryor. The city is ranked as one of the best places to live in Arizona.



To See And To Do In Peoria


  • Golf
  • West Wing Mountain Preserve
  • Honey Hive Farms
  • West Valley Art Museum
  • Lake Pleasant Regional Park
  • New River Trail
  • Harkins Theaters
  • Peoria Sports Complex
  • Paloma Community Park


History Of Peoria - Timeline


Thousands of years before the first white settler came, the land was part of the expansive territory inhabited by ancient Native American cultures, most notably the Hohokam tribe. In 1539, the Spanish expeditioner Marcos de Niza explored the area.

In 1885, the completion of the Arizona Canal provided necessary irrigation for agriculture to the area. William John Murphy, who had worked on the Arizona Canal, recruited settlers to begin a community in the area.

In 1886, Albert J. and Elizabeth Straw were the very first to establish residency in the area. The Straw family were immigrants from Pinxton, England. The same year, four families from Peoria, Illinois, settled, and named the new community after their hometown.

In 1888, a postal service was established. In 1889, the McLaughlin brothers opened a store in a newly built brick building. Hiram C. Mann, his wife Jennie and their daughter built a house and settled in the town. Hiram served as the manager of extensive land tracts owned by Joseph B. Greenhut and Deloss S. Brown, and Jennie Mann was a Sunday school teacher. The first town well was sunk.

In 1891, a school building was completed. In 1894, the construction of the Peoria Depot began. In 1895, the Peoria Depot was built, and the railroad line of the Santa Fe, Prescott, and Phoenix passed through Peoria. In 1897, the town was officially platted, and a road through the town was established.

In 1899, the First Presbyterian Church was built. In 1906, the two-room Central School opened. In 1917, the Peoria Enterprise newspaper was published. A massive, rapidly spreading fire destroyed most of the original business district. The fire started at a pool hall.

In 1918, the Edwards Hotel was built, and the Peoria Hotel opened. The building that once housed The Arizona Bank was built. In 1919, the Peoria Chamber of Commerce was formed. In 1920, the Paramount Theater was built. A volunteer fire department was formed. The Mabel Hood Building was built.

In 1922, the High School building was completed and opened to students. In 1939, a jail, and police station was built. In 1941, the Luke Field (now Luke Air Force Base) was established. In 1952, the Peoria Times newspaper was published.

In 1954, Peoria was incorporated. In 1956, the city was named the "Rose Capital of the World". In 1971, Peoria assumed city status. In 1989, Peoria Dial-A-Ride was formed to provide basic transportation services for its residents. In 1991, the City Hall was built. In 1994, the Peoria Sports Complex opened.

In 2003 the Public Safety Administration Building opened. It serves as a central hub for police and emergency services. In 2007, the Center for the Performing Arts opened. In 2020, the Paloma Community Park opened. In 2026, there were 199,924 people living in the city.