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Phoenix court officer hit, killed by truck in downtown parking garage
PPhoenix

Phoenix court officer hit, killed by truck in downtown parking garage

  • February 12, 2026

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The City of Phoenix is mourning the loss of a municipal court hearing officer who was struck and killed by a truck in downtown Phoenix on Wednesday afternoon.

Police said 60‑year‑old Susan Hawkins was hit inside a parking garage near 3rd Avenue and Adams Street shortly after 4:15 p.m. by a truck driver who stayed at the scene.

First responders rushed to the scene to find Hawkins seriously hurt and rushed her to the hospital. She later died from her injuries.

At this point, investigators with the Vehicular Crimes Unit believe the truck driver was making a turn when the driver hit Hawkins, who was walking north from the elevators of the parking structure.

The investigation remains ongoing, but impairment does not appear to be a factor, police said. No other information about the crash has been released.

Phoenix Councilwoman Ann O’Brien released the following statement expressing her condolences to the Hawkins family.

“Today, we are mourning the sudden loss of Susan Hawkins. Her death is a tragic accident and heartbreaking for our City.

Susan devoted her career to public service, and she carried that responsibility with care, fairness, and quiet strength. In Phoenix Municipal Court, she was especially impactful in hearing cases involving our Neighborhood Services Department. It’s work that rarely makes headlines but directly improves the quality of life for our residents. By addressing blight and resolving code violations, Susan helped families reclaim their neighborhoods and restore safety and dignity to communities across Phoenix.

Susan’s service made a difference in ways many people may never fully realize, but residents and businesses across Phoenix benefit from every day. She will be deeply missed and her commitment to our community will not be forgotten.

Beyond her professional service, Susan Hawkins was the heart of a large, loving family. Today, we hold her family especially close in our thoughts and prayers as they navigate an unimaginable loss.”

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