Cochise County will test its Wireless Emergency Alert system on May 16 by sending a noon test message to ensure its functionality and increase public awareness.

Phoenix invites residents to shape sustainability efforts with a survey on climate, energy, and food systems, available until May 30 at Bit.ly/PHXAction2025.

The 2025 Military Induction Ceremony at Desert Diamond Arena, led by Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers, honored new armed forces inductees with a traditional event that included a keynote by Vice Admiral Yancy Lindsey.

Glendale Police receive $8K grant for "Click It or Ticket" to enforce seat belt laws from May 19 to June 1, 2025, aiming to increase road safety and seat belt use.

The Roosevelt School District is closing five elementary schools, including C.J. Jorgensen Academy, due to a budget deficit and low enrollment. Community events are being held to honor the schools' histories.

Camelback High's Freshman House program in Phoenix has increased graduation rates by providing targeted support, reflecting the broader value of student support services in education success.

Surprise, Arizona launched the Rescue Oasis Park and Swim Center, featuring water slides, an aquatic center, and the city's ninth fire station, aiming for community engagement and inclusivity.

The Phoenix Police Department received the Versaterm Innovation Award for community engagement and victim support through technology like CommunityConnect.

Pinal County conducts a survey to understand childcare needs, working with partners aiming to improve accessibility and quality in early childhood services. Residents' input will influence the development of effective strategies.

Surprise, Arizona, is offering residents improved, simpler swim lesson registration for Summer 2025, with new class options, better scheduling, and varied pricing.

Mesa, Arizona authorities urge residents to protect pets from extreme heat, warning against leaving them in hot vehicles and offering safety tips like providing shade, access to water, and avoiding hot sidewalks.

The Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department seeks volunteers over 18 to aid in emergency and non-emergency situations, offering valuable experience and community service opportunities.

Queen Creek Town Council considers a 15% water rate increase to fund supply improvements, with an online calculator for residents to estimate their new bills.