Tucson collaborates with the ICC for the 44th Building Safety Month to emphasize the importance of building codes through weekly themes and community engagement.

Prescott Valley initiates a community survey for strategic planning, conducted by Onpointe Insights targeting selected voters and utility customers for input on town services and quality of life.

Lake Havasu City honors fallen firefighters through the "Light the Night" campaign, with landmarks like the London Bridge lit in red and residents encouraged to display red lights.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors decided to put a transportation tax on the ballot, delayed a decision on a wireless facility, prepared to sue a homeowner for code violations, and made several proclamations for May.

Fountain Hills plans to honor fallen firefighters during the National Memorial Weekend, with the town's fountain lighting red and a special proclamation by the mayor.

Apache Junction Police seek reliable towing partners for a ten-year contract, with proposals due by May 29. Interested companies must apply through the city's portal and meet stringent requirements.

Goodyear, Arizona's population surge brings development and traffic issues, but the city is addressing growth via road projects and planning for amenities and diverse housing.

Avondale is ramping up its Heat Relief Network to provide cooling centers, hydration stations, and weekend services to help residents cope with summer temperatures until September 30.

Gilbert is considering implementing new fees for the use of its EV charging stations, with a public hearing set for June 18; charges could start by August 1, 2024.

Mesa advises residents on watering practices due to rising temperatures and offers incentives for replacing grass with desert landscaping to conserve water.

Homeowners are responsible for maintaining the gas lines from the meter to their appliances, as stated by the City of Mesa. Regular safety checks and professional repairs are advised to prevent hazards.

The Mesa Police Department will increase patrols for DUI enforcement from May 3-5 during Cinco de Mayo celebrations, urging the public to plan sober rides and report erratic driving.

The Mesa Public Library is launching a Summer Reading program on June 3, offering points for reading that can be exchanged for various prizes, including books and tickets, and features additional activities like contests and games.