The City of Mesa, Arizona, has issued guidelines on maintaining natural gas meters to promote safety and efficiency, advising clear access and avoiding obstructions or plantings nearby.

ADOT begins a $9.8 million project to expand and improve a section of State Route 69 in Prescott, enhancing traffic flow and safety over a nine-month period.

A government release details the history of Phoenix firefighter Vic Hanny and the iconic Fire Station 8, which now serves as a museum and a space for historical inquiry, managed jointly by the fire department and local firefighters.

The Phoenix Fire Department highlighted firework safety through demonstrations and education about proper use, legal classifications, and potential dangers to people, pets, and property, at their Annual Fireworks Safety Event.

The Maricopa Library & Cultural Center is accepting submissions for its 'Good Times in Fall' art gallery. Local artists must email applications by August 5, 2024, for the September-December show.

Peoria hosts a blood drive on July 16 with a chance for donors to win a new VW Jetta S. Donations support local hospitals, with appointments recommended.

Queen Creek, Arizona celebrates Park and Recreation Month with events such as "Root Beer Floats with Recreation," a ribbon-cutting for a park expansion, and a splash pad party, also highlighting future recreation and park plans.

Tombstone invites residents to public hearings on the FY 2024-2025 Budget and the Primary Property Tax Levy at Schieffelin Hall, urging written questions to be submitted by July 10.

A Phoenix police officer was hospitalized after accidentally shooting themselves at the South Mountain Precinct. An internal investigation is underway.

The Phoenix Fire Department conducted its annual fireworks safety demonstration, educating on safe handling and the dangers of fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July.

Gilbert, Arizona encourages residents to share their input on the future development of Desert Sky Park through an Ideas Wall and a survey until the end of July.

Maricopa County, Arizona has implemented stricter fire restrictions in regional parks due to recent brush fires and dry conditions, with smoking now limited to enclosed vehicles and campers from July 1.

Arizona reminds residents of fireworks regulations, allowing ground sparklers and fountains during limited times, while emphasizing safety and suggesting alternatives like glow sticks and noisemakers for festivities.