Mesa, Arizona advises residents to adjust their irrigation schedules for the hotter, drier season ahead, with different frequencies for various plants, and promotes water conservation with educational events during Earth Month.

The Surprise Public Library System has joined a network of 14 libraries in Maricopa County to expand access to print materials via the MAX book sharing service.

The Arizona Veterans Mission Group provides legal help to veterans struggling with VA benefits and healthcare.

A string of fox attacks at Saguaro National Park West led to the euthanization of the suspected rabid fox by officials after minor injuries to hikers.

Tucson seeks a new Ward 6 council member after Steve Kozachik's departure. The process, requiring eligible Democrat candidates, must be settled expediently, with applications accepted until April 15.

The Phoenix Public Library unveiled a new Bookmobile to bring books and services directly to the community, featuring 2,500 items, Wi-Fi, and ADA access.

Ramona Simpson from Queen Creek, Arizona, won the SWANA 2024 Distinguished Individual Achievement Award for her environmental work, particularly in solid waste management.

The City of Peoria may raise property taxes, with meetings on May 28 and June 18 to discuss the FY25 tax levy. Residents can attend and voice opinions before decisions are made.

Maricopa residents will vote on Proposition 482 regarding the fate of city property on July 30, 2024, with details via the City Clerk's website. Public arguments are accepted until May 1, 2024.

Avondale, Arizona, implements a photo enforcement program with fines for speeding starting after a 30-day grace period. The initiative, supported by Verra Mobility, focuses on safety and aims to slow down drivers in targeted areas.

The City of Chandler's Golden Neighbors program is hosting a session for seniors on April 18, offering mind and body exercises led by Vickie Aigner. RSVP is required by April 16.

Gilbert launches a Public Safety Day on April 13 to support the special needs community, offering an interactive event with first responders at their training facility.

Mayor Brigette Peterson of Gilbert, AZ, will give the State of the Town address on April 23 at 6 PM, discussing the community's future, with no RSVP needed.