The Buckeye Youth Council is accepting applications for teens to develop leadership and civic engagement skills, with obligations including meetings and volunteer work.

Surprise City Council approves new utility rate schedule starting July 1, 2024, with staggered increases in solid waste, water, and wastewater services until 2025.

Surprise City Council announces Fix-A-Leak Week from March 18-24, offering tips and a workshop to help residents reduce water waste by fixing household leaks.

The City of Chandler's HOA Academy returns in April with educational workshops for homeowners in HOA communities, led by Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C., culminating in a virtual Q&A session. Registration is free.

The Regional Center for Border Health in Somerton, Arizona, risks closure due to funding issues, ABC15 reports, impacting the migrant aid they provide such as food and health services.

Arizona's West Valley law enforcement agencies launch the "Safe Speeds Save Lives" campaign to target speeding and aggressive driving until July 31, 2024, to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries.

Dr. Mary Rigdon's research at the University of Arizona seeks to address gender disparities in the workplace, focusing on women's unique competencies and motivations for competition.

The West Valley Astronomy Club is hosting educational "Sun Parties" at Peoria libraries, offering safe sun viewing ahead of the solar eclipse, with free eclipse glasses provided for families.

Maricopa County declares "Public Defense Recognition Week" to honor legal defenders and commemorate landmark legal decisions, including Gideon v. Wainwright.

Peoria Park Rangers announce a Dog Park Pop-Up event at Paloma Community Park on March 23, offering tips on safe off-leash facility use and responsible pet ownership.

The Beardsley Wastewater Reclamation Facility in Peoria is hiring a Utility Plant Operator II for maintaining and operating its wastewater treatment systems, working 4 ten-hour days a week.

Arizona's pet owners face tough choices amid rising living costs, resulting in longer wait times for animal surrenders at shelters like the Arizona Humane Society.

The City of Surprise announces registration for its Summer Break Camp for kids 1st-8th grade, running from May 28 - July 31, offering various activities.