Avondale is relocating its speed safety cameras to new sites on Dysart Road, aiming to reduce speeding and enhance road safety, effective December 23, 2024.

Surprise is upgrading the basketball court at Three Star Park with work starting December 17, including a fresh coat and design enhancements. The park remains open, but with caution advised near the work area.

The Maricopa County PSFC recommends continued funding for correctional services without tax hikes, focusing on policy enhancements and community reintegration.

The article highlights the honorees of the 21st Annual Governor’s Volunteer Service Awards in Arizona, noting their significant contributions to various community services and programs.

Pima County launches a new career website called Workday to ease the job search and application process for residents, with a transition period from the old NeoGov system.

Economic leaders visit Belden's new Fiber Technology Center in Tucson, discussing its impact on the region's job market and technological development.

Pima County Parks & Recreation is seeking feedback from residents for its Master Plan to shape the future of local parks and recreational amenities for decades to come.

The Coconino County Elections Department won the People's Choice Award for their innovative voter engagement program, as per their official announcement.

Arizona's electors ceremonially cast their votes for Trump and Vance, overseen by Secretary of State Fontes, with the event live-streamed for transparency.

Sen. Mark Kelly volunteered at St. Mary's Food Bank and visited the Phoenix VA Medical Center, highlighting issues of food insecurity and veterans' healthcare in Arizona.

San Luis city offices will close for Christmas Day, but essential services like emergency response and trash collection will continue. Utility payments can be made online, with processing resuming December 26.

Nine deputies graduated from the Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy, joining the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office and were celebrated at a ceremony where service and dedication were emphasized.

The Justice Department found that the Arizona Department of Child Safety discriminated against parents and children with disabilities, violating the ADA.