The city is seeking public feedback via a survey to improve its website, with the deadline for participation on February 13.

Phoenix is hosting military training exercises at night until February 13, aimed at minimizing public visibility and not affecting city services or immigration enforcement.

Tucson Pride announced it is canceling the Feb. 21, 2026 festival and will dissolve the organization; organizers say refunds for vendors and sponsors will be issued.

Arizona's ombudsman office handled roughly 9,300 cases last year and is on pace to top 10,000 as DES-related complaints about SNAP, medical and unemployment benefits surge. The governor has moved $7.5M to speed processing.

The Casa Grande Public Library resumes activities post-Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a Navajo Code Talkers presentation, language and tech classes, and various reading groups.

City crews respond to a major water main break in the area, working to restore service as residents face low pressure and outages. No timeline for full restoration provided.

Pinal County Public Works reports 55% completion of Ralston Road crossing over Vekol Wash, aiming to improve safety and protect local ecosystems despite construction setbacks.

The Arizona Department of Forestry undertook a prescribed fire at Lost Dutchman State Park to reduce wildfire risk with Arizona State Parks and Trails' collaboration.

San Luis launches Landscape Excellence Awards to honor residents enhancing the city's aesthetic; includes certificates, yard signs, and web features for winners. Nominations are open online.

Peoria announces two blood drives in February, offering donors a $15 gift card and Renaissance Festival voucher as compensation for contributing to local health needs.

Peoria's Leadership Institute offers residents a 9-week insight into local government operations, starting April 15 with sessions every Wednesday evening.

Peoria's Police Citizen's Academy offers local residents an educational 10-week course on police operations, including SWAT and K9 units, starting February 25.

Joseph Nassise hosts a character-building writing workshop in Peoria on January 24 at Sunrise Mountain Library.