Chandler's Golden Neighbors program offers a free Medicare 101 presentation by Oak Street Health for seniors on Oct. 9, with a Spanish interpreter available.

Paramedic Michaela and EMT Matthew from Gilbert Fire and Rescue were awarded the Life Saving Award for their timely response in transporting a heart attack patient.

Chandler integrates Waymo's autonomous vehicles into its public transit system via the Chandler Flex microtransit service, offering a tech-forward travel option.

Scottsdale, Arizona bans pedestrians from standing on medians with 30 mph or higher speed limits to enhance safety.

YCSO's Ron Norfleet informed residents about AI scams and fake DMV texts at an event, and shared tips for avoiding such frauds, noting a 90% reduction in scam losses.

The Gilbert Police Department is enhancing patrols during Fall Break, imposing curfews for minors, cracking down on unruly gatherings, reminding about e-bike regulations, and sharing safety tips for families on their website.

Maricopa County maintains its AAA bond rating, emphasizing strong financial management and budgeting, which allows for low borrowing costs and benefits to residents.

Gilbert celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the cultural impact and contributions of its Hispanic and Latino employees in community services and public roles.

Avondale Fire and Medical Department received the ESGR Patriot Award for supporting employees in the military, as highlighted by National Guard member Capt. Josh Cameron.

Phoenix and DPI partner on a 5-year "Stop the Poo-lution" initiative to reduce pet waste pollution; 500 pounds collected in the first month, aligning with water quality protection efforts.

Litchfield Park receives its 27th Certificate of Achievement in Financial Reporting from the GFOA for excellence in transparency and accuracy for the fiscal year 2024.

Casa Grande seeks residents for its Board of Adjustment, responsible for regulatory oversight in the city. Applications are open until October 10, 2025.

Avondale police are relocating speed cameras to combat speeding, with signs warning drivers and fines starting at $185. The initiative aims to improve road safety and encourage responsible driving.