The DPS Retirement Board will hold a public meeting with ADA accommodations available upon request to Leanne Lunsford. An Executive Session may occur for sensitive discussions.

The Mesa Police Department has become a Certified Autism Center, receiving specialized training from IBCCES to improve interactions with autistic individuals.

The 2023 Prescott Annual Drinking Water Quality Report is available online, confirming water safety standards are met; hard copies available upon request.

Graham County schedules a voting system "Logic and Accuracy" test on June 25 to ensure its reliability for the July 30 primary, as mandated by Arizona law. Public observation is welcome.

The Tonto National Forest is partnering with the San Carlos Apache Tribe and MDF to restore habitats, reduce wildfire risks, and support wildlife, funded by national laws.

The City of Phoenix Mobile Career Unit hosted a job event at UMOM New Day Centers, connecting job seekers with employers and resulting in 65 job offers.

Gardeners in Arizona combat extreme heat with strategies such as creating microclimates and deep watering, enabling some heat-loving plants like okra to thrive despite challenging conditions.

Lake Havasu City announces a free hazardous waste disposal day at Fire Station 2 for residents to safely discard various materials and prevent environmental damage.

Arizona's monsoon season prompts Goodyear to offer safety resources, including a GY Alerts system for real-time updates and free sandbags for flood protection, with residents reminded to bring shovels at designated pick-up locations.

Lake Havasu City is seeking sponsors for its Aquatic Center to offer free summer swimming for kids, providing business visibility and community support.

Lake Havasu City, with Michael Baker International, is hosting a public meeting on June 27 to discuss a potential second bridge, seeking community input on the project plans.

Mesa drivers face traffic restrictions at Mesa Dr. and Brown due to a water main break. Detours are in effect around the clock, impacting multiple directions until the issue is resolved.

Kevin Snyder has been appointed as Chandler's new Development Services Director, starting August, with a background in community development and three decades of experience.