Arizona Correctional Officer Training Academy Graduates First Class with Enhanced Training Program
Arizona's ADCRR has revamped its correctional officer training program, extending it from seven to thirteen weeks and incorporating modern elements such as trauma-informed care. The first class has graduated under these new standards.
Flagstaff and Coconino County Residents Invited to Shape Future with New Land Use Plans
Flagstaff and Coconino County are inviting public input on future land use plans, with meetings scheduled for discussions on adopting the Regional Land Use Plan 2045 and the Coconino County Comprehensive Plan, or Envision 2045.
Maricopa's Mike Ingram Heritage Park Set for Transformation with Expanded Stage and Rail-Themed Attractions
Maricopa, Arizona announces enhancements to Mike Ingram Heritage Park, with an expanded stage, railroad-themed playground, and improved amenities, aiming to strengthen community ties and historical appreciation.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes and Coalition of 23 States File Amicus Brief to Support Federal Workers' Collective Bargaining Rights Against Trump Order
Arizona AG Kris Mayes and a 23-state coalition filed an amicus brief supporting federal employees' collective bargaining rights, challenging a Trump executive order.
Chandler Municipal Airport Offers Rare Glimpse Behind Operations with Free Public Tours This Fall
Chandler Municipal Airport is offering free guided tours this fall, providing an insight into airport operations. The tours are available on specific dates with limited spots, and interested participants must register online.












