Goodyear's Public Works Department won the Best Safety Training Program award at SWANA's WasteCon 2024 for their strong commitment to employee safety and their comprehensive training efforts.

The article discusses Phoenix's "Healthy Giving" initiative, which encourages sustainable support for the homeless by directing aid through established organizations for lasting solutions.

Queen Creek announces office closures for Thanksgiving with altered trash service schedules and promotes its cooking oil recycling program and safety tips for the holiday.

Chandler won second place in the Digital Cities Awards for medium-sized cities, recognized for using technology to improve services and cybersecurity.

Casa Grande Arts & Culture Commission announced the 2025 High School Clubs Mini-Grant Program to support student-led arts projects, with a deadline for applications on January 22, 2025.

Maricopa's Police and Fire Chiefs share safety tips for the holidays, focusing on cooking fire prevention and protection against thefts. They advise staying in the kitchen while cooking and securing homes and vehicles to prevent crimes.

Arizona's Department of Public Safety added 27 new troopers from its latest academy graduation, ready to start field training and serve across the state.

The article celebrates the 50th anniversary of the WIC program in Pima County, outlining its nutritional support, educational resources, and health benefits to low-income families.

The Pima Animal Care Center has reported its 2023-24 fiscal year achievements, including providing free vet care and support services, helping keep pets with their families, and hosting community events.

Pima County employees launch a local toy drive ensuring all donations benefit local children, with the broad community including Ajo participating for the first time.

San Luis, Arizona, has confirmed its water system is free of lead service lines after a comprehensive inspection.

Officer Emily King is Gilbert Police Department’s first Youth Community Engagement Officer, focusing on building strong relationships between police and local youth.

The Maricopa Citizen Leadership Academy celebrated its 24th class graduation, educating residents on local governance and encouraging civic involvement.