Learn about service animals in a webinar by the Mayor's Commission on Disability Issues and Guide Dogs of America, featuring speaker Greg Steinmetz on July 16.

The Glendale Police Department opened the new Montrose Substation to enhance community policing, improve response times, and increase police visibility in the area.

Surprise, Arizona observes Juneteenth with city office closures, altered trash pickup schedules, and changes in library hours, though pools and recreational programs will remain open.

Avondale prepares for monsoon season with safety measures, urging residents to stay informed and equipped with emergency supplies, and offering free sandbags for flood prevention.

Penn Foster Group opens a Center of Excellence in Chandler, Arizona, occupying 10,000 square feet and planning to grow its workforce to support student learning.

The City of Surprise and OUAZ are offering a Theatre Camp for 8 to 13-year-olds, featuring acting, dance, and vocal training. It ends with a fairytale courtroom drama performance. Registration ends on July 11.

Buckeye Municipal Airport hosts a July 4th event with music, food trucks, crafts, and a skydiving show, followed by fireworks. Pets and personal fireworks are not allowed.

Tucson's Housing First initiative seeks volunteers to assemble care packages for the homeless, including food and hygiene items, distributed by outreach workers.

The City of Chandler published their Juneteenth service schedule, highlighting continued essential services, timings for recreational facilities, libraries, and closures of certain establishments.

Peoria Community Center's main banquet hall rental rates will increase effective July 1, marking the first rate change since 2005. Resident rate will be $125/hour, non-resident $130/hour. Smaller meeting room rates remain unchanged.

Phoenix's Planning and Development Department announces improvements to streamline development services, ensuring they meet community needs with a strategic approach based on feedback.

ADEQ issued a High Pollution Advisory for the Phoenix area due to elevated ozone levels, advising residents to minimize outdoor activity and avoid wood burning, with additional measures to reduce air pollution.

The Bravo Fire containment has reached 82%, leading to a transition in management from a Northern Arizona incident team to state forestry, signaling a deescalation of the incident.