Stephen Miller was appointed as Chairman and Jeffrey McClure as Vice-Chairman of Pinal County's Board of Supervisors for 2025. Rich Vitiello joined the board, pledging to work together with his colleagues.

Arizona Rep. Walt Blackman introduced HB2030 to impose stricter penalties for fraudulent veteran impersonation, addressing gaps not covered by the federal Stolen Valor Act.

Matt Gress opposes the Phoenix Elementary Governing Board's move to terminate the lease for ASU Preparatory Academy, advocating for a reconsideration through a letter.

Senator Mark Kelly supports the Laken Riley Act for community safety, highlighting a bipartisan effort to address border security and immigration reform challenges.

Mesa City Manager Christopher J. Brady announces retirement for May 2025 after a long tenure of service, leaving a legacy of progress and fiscal prudence in the community.

Scottsdale's new mayor and city council members will be inaugurated on January 14 at the Virginia G. Piper Theater. The event is free and open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.

Pima County invites public feedback on 14 candidates considered for a judicial vacancy in the Superior Court, with a public meeting scheduled for Jan. 27, 2025, to discuss the applicants.

Avondale's newly elected officials, including Mayor Mike Pineda and Councilmembers Garcia, Solorio, and Weise, were sworn in, with Curtis Nielson becoming Vice Mayor, poised to address economic growth and public welfare.

The Coconino County Superintendent of Schools seeks public input on filling a Grand Canyon Unified School District Governing Board vacancy, with candidates Ashton Bedford and Daniel Hendrix vying for the seat.

New officials were sworn into office at Surprise City Hall, with Mayor Kevin Sartor vowing transparency and the council set to choose a Vice Mayor on January 21.

Maricopa County is addressing three judicial vacancies with an upcoming public meeting on January 15, 2025, for community involvement in the selection process.

Gilbert, Arizona welcomed Mayor Scott Anderson and councilmembers Kenny Buckland and Monte Lyons into office on January 7, 2025, signaling the start of their respective roles in the town's government.

Chandler is accepting nominations for the 2025 Disability Awareness Awards to honor individuals and groups that support the disability community. Awards will be presented in February.