Chino Valley's administrative offices will close on May 27, 2024, for Memorial Day, with services resuming the next day. Essential services remain operational.

Prescott residents can give feedback on the draft of the city's HUD-funded housing and community development plans until June 25th, with a public hearing on that date.

Tombstone city offices will close on May 27, 2024, for Memorial Day, with the municipal pool opening the following day, as stated on the city's official website.

Scottsdale is seeking a new member for its Development Review Board with a background in design, architecture, or development. Applications are open till June 14.

The Queen Creek Police Department advises graduates to celebrate safely, complying with traffic rules and the town's curfew, while promising increased patrols for the graduation period.

Gilbert Town Council approves ordinances to ban minors from possessing brass knuckles and to impose penalties for unruly gatherings, effective June 20.

Maricopa is launching the MET Ride app on May 27 to simplify booking the city's dial-a-ride services, offering $1 rides, live updates and advance bookings.

The Chandler Fire Department offers free emergency preparedness training for residents to handle disasters, involving survival skills taught over two Saturdays.

An audit reveals that, while primary City contractors comply with E-Verify, some subcontractors do not, risking contractual legitimacy and violating Arizona law.

Law enforcement in Northern Arizona conducted "International Roadcheck" inspections on commercial vehicles from May 14-16, resulting in 1,093 inspections and the discovery of 3,126 violations.

Litchfield Park announces that trash collection will occur as usual on Memorial Day, with residents advised to follow their regular Monday routine for garbage disposal.

Tonto National Forest officials implement Stage 1 Fire and Recreational Target Shooting Restrictions due to increased wildfire risks, banning campfires and shooting with certain exemptions.

San Tan Valley residents enjoyed a Bike Rodeo event including an Adopt-a-Bike program, support from local law enforcement, civic education, and community businesses, fostering family fun and bicycle safety.