Phoenix residents can get free sand for flood prevention at select city parks, though they must bring their own bags and shovels.

Phoenix Water has introduced electric Chevrolet Equinox meter reader vehicles wrapped with water conservation messages, also available in Spanish, to promote sustainability.

Scottsdale invites the public to discuss the Brown Avenue Parking Structure expansion on September 18, with the construction starting in summer 2026 after design work ends in 2025.

Mesa is starting its yearly funding application for local projects in housing and community development, with a meeting on Sept. 10 for interested organizations.

Maricopa Library's Summer Reading Program ended with winners announced for their Bookmark Contest, showcasing artistic talents and promoting literacy.

Surprise seeks exhibitors and sponsors for the 2025 SciTech Festival, featuring interactive STEAM activities and a job fair on November 22. Applications due by October 3.

Flagstaff City Council invites community input on the use of ALPR cameras, with a meeting scheduled for October 28 to discuss their impact and the contract with Flock Safety.

Avondale's Police Department opened a new, modern Dispatch Communications Center, boasting improved technology, more space, and support for staff wellness.

Surprise, AZ prepares for Perfect Game baseball events, including the Wood Bat Fall Kick-Off and Fall National Championships, at the Surprise Stadium Complex in September.

The Countryside Recreation Center is hosting its annual Monster Bash with activities and costume contests on October 24, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Pre-registration is recommended.

Avondale Councilmember Tina Conde is appointed to MAG's Community Initiatives Coordinating Committee to address social issues like homelessness and domestic violence.

Goodyear highlights youth engagement initiatives like Alice Cooper's free Solid Rock Teen Center, the no-cost Rec center, and exclusive teen areas in the local library, along with city government internships and a volunteer work readiness program.

Yavapai County Board of Supervisors honored two Sheriff's Office employees for 25 years of service, highlighting their commitment to public safety and community service.