Mesa Public Library collaborates with United Food Bank in Arizona to hold a food drive for non-perishable items, aiming to alleviate local hunger issues.

Chandler organizes a community listening session on teen violence and behavioral health led by Mayor Kevin Hartke at Chandler Nature Center on April 29, to address public concerns with expert insights and breakout discussions.

Maricopa Police Chief Goodman reports to the City Council on the department's success in maintaining public safety, emphasizing community policing efforts and a reduction in crime rates.

The ASRS website explains that both employees and employers contribute equally to the retirement system, offering financial benefits like a lifetime pension and disability aid.

Casa Grande offers a free hazardous waste disposal and document shredding event on April 20th at designated locations to help residents safely dispose of waste and sensitive papers.

Kids Club Surprise in Arizona received a $50,000 donation from DCS Contracting to improve transportation, enhancing the program's accessibility for local youths.

Gilbert's Town Council Subcommittee on Teen Violence recommends more school resource officers and a new community youth engagement officer to combat teen violence.

Mayor Regina Romero leads Tucson's Earth Day Clean Up Event at the 29th Street Thrive Zone, with an emphasis on community engagement and neighborhood revitalization.

The City of Peoria is offering free sustainability courses to residents, covering topics like eco-friendly practices, energy efficiency, and composting. Registration is available online or by phone.

Queen Creek is set to discuss a General Plan amendment for controlled commercial development while preserving the rural vibe, in a meeting at the Queen Creek Library on April 30.

The Litchfield Park Community Garage Sale is set for April 20th, featuring over 40 homes with a range of items for sale, and a map of locations is available online.

Mesa has invested $15.4 million in its Climate Action Plan to pursue a zero-carbon future, focusing on renewable energy, water conservation, and sustainable food systems, and has secured an additional $14 million in grants.

Fountain Hills is urging residents to maintain their yards to avoid correction notices and fines starting May 5, with Code Enforcement offering support to those in violation.