Arizona's Tonto and Coconino National Forests will sell permits for Christmas tree cutting, with prices at $15 and free permits for Every Kid Outdoors pass holders.

Casa Grande Animal Care is hosting "Dogsgiving" with Best Friends Animal Society to find homes for dogs with sponsored fees and offers like low-cost vaccines and free grooming.

Tucson police officers attend a CRIT refresher course aimed at building empathy for individuals with mental health challenges using simulations like auditory hallucination.

Southwest Gas is starting construction on Buckeye Road and 99th Avenue on November 8th to upgrade infrastructure with road restrictions enforced during the process.

OverDrive is phasing out MP3 audiobook format; users must switch to the Libby app or other OverDrive services to access library audiobooks after November 13.

Apache Junction Public Library offers a Water Workshop Series in collaboration with local experts to educate residents on Arizona's water history, regulations, conservation, and resources to promote sustainable water practices.

Lake Havasu City will honor veterans on November 11 with a parade and ceremony, leading to road closures along McCulloch Blvd and London Bridge Road. City offices except for administrative services will remain operational.

Prescott Valley introduces a Water Academy to educate residents about local water issues through evening classes from January 29 to February 19, 2025.

The Gilbert Police Department received over $218,000 in grants from AZGOHS to enhance traffic safety, improve DUI enforcement, and support officer training.

Chandler announces Veterans Day service schedule: city offices closed, trash services normal, some recreation centers open with limited hours, and cultural institutions closed.

Avondale announces Thanksgiving service changes including closures of City Hall, libraries, and no Express transit services. Trash collection is adjusted; Thursday's recycling moves to Friday.

The City is preparing for its 10th Annual Veterans Day Parade on November 11, featuring floats, bands, and dancers, with altered City services and activities due to the holiday.

The Glendale Police Department received a $36,000 grant from the DUI Abatement Council and the Governor's Office for DUI education and enforcement from October 2024 to June 2025.