William Coronado praises dispatchers as vital but unrecognized public safety contributors during Public Safety Telecommunicators Week in Maricopa, emphasizing their importance during crises.

City offices and the Aquatic Center close for Good Friday, but essential services like police, fire, and trash collection continue. Normal operations resume Monday.

Aligned Data Centers breaks ground on a sustainable data center in Glendale, anticipating economic and ecological benefits with innovative cooling technology.

Chandler celebrates four years of its Golden Neighbors program with a May 8 birthday event featuring refreshments, cake, and free supplies for seniors.

Brooke Bessesen, author and conservationist, becomes Writer in Residence at Mesa's Red Mountain Library, offering consultations and workshops for aspiring writers from April to July.

The City of Maricopa is encouraging citizen involvement in local committees and has introduced policy changes to allow City staff to serve as liaisons, fostering closer community ties.

Litchfield Park partners with the Paul W. Litchfield Heritage Center to restore the historic Litchfield/Denny house as part of the La Loma cultural complex.

Prescott Valley's Development Services Department launches goPost, an interim portal for Electronic Plan Review, for building-related applications, with full-service portal due late 2025.

Coconino County declared January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month, highlighting the local impact of the issue and the efforts of a new specialized unit to address it.

Chandler Municipal Airport is offering free tours on April 25, with registration available online. Tour participants will explore the airport's operations.

Chandler, Arizona, will promote water safety in May, featuring a volunteer Water Safety Walk and activities including a Dive-In Movie and a pool fence giveaway.

The Buckeye Police Department celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, recognizing dispatchers' critical role in handling over 4,000 monthly calls and maintaining community safety.

The Buckeye Police Department is offering a free, seven-week Spring Citizens Academy to provide insights into policing, beginning May 13. Limited spots are available and applicants must meet eligibility criteria.