The Tumbleweed Recreation Center in Chandler has expanded, adding 11k sq ft for community activities, celebrating with a May 17 event including a ribbon-cutting, demos, and activities.

Surprise, AZ, has launched Heat Relief Stations to provide hydration and shelter during the hot season from May 1 to September 30 at four locations, aiming to prevent heat-related illnesses.

The Town of Fountain Hills received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, reflecting its commitment to fiscal transparency and integrity.

The Buckeye Police are participating in the Click It or Ticket campaign, starting May 19, to enforce seat belt use, supported by a $10,000 grant from Arizona's Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

The Surprise Public Library System is launching a Summer Reading program called "Color Our World" from June 1 to August 1, urging over 4,000 readers to join in activities to earn reading minutes for prizes.

Pinal County's Spring Career Fair saw a significant turnout, connecting 304 job seekers with 13 local employers. The event included career workshops and was praised for professional support.

Arizonans prepare for Wildfire Community Preparedness Day tomorrow, with local efforts like reduced fees at the Oracle brush pit and educational events on wildfire risk mitigation.

Arizona officials impose stage 2 fire restrictions in Tonto National Forest due to increased wildfire risks, including a ban on open flames and limitations on recreational shooting.

Tempe announces the grand opening of Kiwanis Dog Park on May 31, featuring areas for all dogs, with amenities including an agility course, and water features.

Buckeye designates May as Building Safety Month, focusing on the significance of building codes, safety, and sustainability with various educational events and activities.

Arizona's ADCRR launched its 2025 Extreme Heat Safety and Relief Strategy to protect inmates from high temperatures, which includes heat monitoring and infrastructure upgrades.

Gilbert, Arizona's Parks and Recreation department is a finalist for the 2025 National Gold Medal Award, highlighting their exemplary park management and community engagement.

The Gilbert Fire and Rescue Department secured a second consecutive five-year CFAI accreditation, indicating their continuous commitment to high standards in fire safety.