An Example of Service

The call came in at 7 pm on a Friday night.  Not just after work hours, but solidly into the weekend.  Ted McCreary, a Behavioral Health Case Manager, was calling his boss, Jeff Tourdot, about a Phoenix water customer who was in desperat...

Maricopa County Releases Interim Report on 2018 Primary Election Issues

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The Maricopa County Internal Audit Department has completed an interim report on issues surrounding the 2018 Primary Election. The purpose of this review, requested by the Maricopa County Boa...

County issues proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors issued a proclamation today recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.  The county’s efforts create an opportunity for residents and Maricopa County’s more than 1...

Update to Animal Shelter Plans

Maricopa County has found a potential replacement for the East animal shelter at Rio Salado and Loop 101. Current plans call for a new facility to be built at the county-owned campus at Mesa Drive and Baseline Road. The new shelter would offer the same se...

Grant helps youth aging out of foster care

Maricopa County Industrial Development Authority granted $100,000 to Arizona Friends of Foster Children’s Keys to Success program. Executive Council Charities contributed an additional $50,000.

The money will pay for career, education, and employment devel...

Board approves Primary Election results, money for outside review

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has approved the August 28, 2018 Primary Election results but has requested an internal audit and external review related to the planning and execution of the Primary Election and Election Day operations.  

The...

Board Declares September “Suicide Prevention Awareness Month”

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors issued a proclamation this week aimed at saving lives.  The Board officially recognized September as National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

Suicide is the 10^th leading cause of death among adults in t...

Hepatitis C Screenings in Jails Improve Community Health

With the rise of intravenous drug misuse including opioids, the rates of Hepatitis C in the community have increased in recent years. The incarcerated population in Maricopa County jails is especially at risk. Until recently, inmates were only getting tes...

We are approaching 40 straight days of air pollution alerts!

Since July, we’ve had 38 straight days of air pollution alerts.

• The alerts are caused by:
  • A stricter federal ozone health standard
    • It dropped from 75 parts per billion to 70 parts per billion in 2015
  • The sweltering hot & sunny days reacting with pollutant...

Community Kitchen Investment Will Help Underserved Populations

Maricopa County and St. Mary's Food Bank are teaming up to help the homeless, formerly incarcerated, and other low-income individuals gain job skills. On Wednesday, the Maricopa County Industrial Authority (IDA) presented a check to St. Mary’s f...

Guadalupe Library Program Helps Valley Youth

A free lunch and a cool place to read during the summer.  That’s what kids have been getting all summer at Maricopa County Library District’s Guadalupe Library.  The library partnered with St. Mary’s Food Ba...

Medical Examiner Provides Easier Access to Death Investigation Information

There's a new online tool that will allow the public to more easily find and access information from the Office of the Medical Examiner.  The “OME Case Status” search allows you to look up cases by case number or with a combination of name, date ...

Maricopa County Offers New "Valley View"

Maricopa County has launched "Valley View," a collection of high-definition cameras that provide real-time images of the county from the north, south, east, and west.  Positioned on the 10th floor of the County Administration Building i...

Maricopa County Inmates "Choose to Change"

Branden Tucker is finishing up his second stint behind bars and says if the Choose to Change Reentry Program had been available during his first stay, there never would have been a second.

“It’s mind blowing.  You think at 42 y...

Maricopa County FY 2019 Budget Approved

Board of Supervisors Approves Final FY 2019 Budget

Spending Decreases 1.7%; Tax Rate Remains Flat

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a final budget for fiscal year 2019 that decreases spending year-over-year without raising the ta...

Maricopa County Strategic Plan for 2019-2022 Approved

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a countywide strategic plan for fiscal years 2019-2022, which outlines measurable goals to help the county achieve its mission of regional leadership, fiscal responsibility, and necessary public services t...

LovePup Foundation Makes Donation to Fund Microchips in Dogs

Hundreds of stray animals come into Maricopa County Animal Care and Control every week and many of them are pets. Getting these lost family members back to their owners is a part of the mission at the department. To help in that effort the Board of Superv...

Board of Supervisors Approves Tentative FY 2019 Budget

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a tentative budget for fiscal year 2019 that decreases spending year-over-year without raising the tax rate.

“Maricopa County residents want to live in safe communities with a responsi...

Maricopa County Wins 48 National Awards

Maricopa County is being recognized by the National Association of Counties (NACo) for visionary county leadership that improves our residents’ quality of life. From helping the next generation breathe easier to using technolog...

Stadium District Board of Directors Approves Chase Field MOU

Today the Maricopa County Stadium District (MCSD) Board of Directors voted to approve a binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will end the lawsuit over Chase Field, protect county taxpayers, and turn over responsibility for all repairs and mainte...

State Budget Deal Includes Relief for Counties

State Budget Deal Includes Relief for Counties

Maricopa County Supervisors expressed gratitude to the Governor and Arizona lawmakers for a budget that frees counties of many of the financial burdens passed onto them since the Great Recession. Since 2008, m...

Maricopa County, ASU Discuss Ways to Combat Heat, Brown Cloud

More ozone alerts during the day.  Hotter temperatures at night.  These trends are a big reason why Maricopa County and Arizona State University are exploring new ways to work together to ensure life in the desert is sustainable.

Today, a...

Redevelopment of Public Housing Breathes New Life into Community

A re-dedication ceremony for the new Coffelt-Lamoreaux development near 19th Avenue and Buckeye launches a new era for many of its residents.

90-year-old Lucio “Chief” Villalpando says he can’t wait to get into his newly remod...

Hundreds Ditch Cars, Celebrate Bike to Work Day in Downtown Phoenix

More than 400 bicyclists from Maricopa County, City of Phoenix, State of Arizona, and other downtown organizations participated in this year’s Bike to Work Day. Most of the riders opted for a three-mile, police-escorted group ride from midtown P...

MOSAIC substance abuse program finds success at old Tent City jail site

It has been one year since the Tent City jail officially closed and six months since the Sheriff announced the space would be used to help inmates struggling with substance misuse.  The air-conditioned, former Tent City day room is now classroom ...

Maricopa County IDA grants $500,000 to MANA House

Maricopa County Industrial Development Authority granted $500,000 to MANA House, a transitional housing facility that connects homeless veterans with resources and training. The facility is run by Catholic Charities Community Services.

Although the origina...

State, County Unite to Provide Permanent Housing Solutions for Homeless

In an effort to provide a sustainable, impactful solution to the issue of homelessness in Phoenix, State and County officials will redirect funding that has previously gone toward the temporary overflow shelter to permanent housing solutions. For more tha...

Maricopa County Sees Most Population Growth of Any County

Maricopa County is growing in ways no other county in the country can match, according to newly-released data from the U.S. Census Bureau.  In 2016-2017, Maricopa County added 73,650 people—or a little more than 200 per day.  T...

National Group Finds No Deficiencies in County Jails

PHOENIX – Daniel started taking opioids as a “recreational thing” when he was 18, then turned to heroin because it was cheaper and more powerful. One day he did a shot of heroin at his mom’s house and fell asleep wi...

Detention Officer Adopts Retiring K9

A Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office K9 that made a career of sniffing out drugs is taking a breather.

Axa, a seven-year-old Dutch Shepard, is retiring after five and a half years with MCSO.  Today the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors ...

Innovative Jobs Website Goes Live

Millions of people in Maricopa County have a new pipeline to success.  PipelineAZ.com went live this week.  It aims to be the nation’s premier software platform connecting job seekers and employers in a way that will address cr...

CHS Awarded Nearly $400,000 for Demonstrating Patient Care to the Underserved

Maricopa County’s Correctional Health Services (CHS) is being awarded nearly $400,000 as part of a groundbreaking and proactive effort to provide care to underserved populations, using its electronic health records system.CHS is the first jail system in t...

Maricopa County Partners with ASU on Workforce Development Program

Maricopa County is teaming up with the ASU Foundation on a project to develop and train the next generation of entrepreneurs and workers in Arizona’s burgeoning medical-electronic technology (MedTech) industry.  The Industrial Developme...

Helping Paw: Donation Allows Animal Care & Control to Fight "Strep Zoo"

Today the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors took a moment to recognize a community partner that made a big difference during a time of crisis. The Board officially accepted a $25,000 donation from the non-profit Two Pups Wellness Fund. The money was do...

Maricopa County Maintains Highest Possible Bond Rating

PHOENIX—February 20, 2018—The three major credit rating agencies agree: Maricopa County is a safe bet and deserves to keep its AAA bond rating, thanks to strong financial practices and management. A strong credit rating means county bonds can be issued wi...

Grant Will Fund Job Assistance Program for "Opportunity Youth"

At-risk youth in Maricopa County received a big boost today thanks to a collaboration between the Maricopa County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) and Chicanos Por La Causa Workforce Solutions (CPLC).  The IDA awarded CPLC an $827,631 grant...

Walls Go Up at Durango Jail Replacement

The walls are going up at the new Maricopa County facility that will bring increased efficiency to the way people are booked into jail, assessed, and treated. On February 8, county and municipal leaders joined the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and ...

A Hero's Retirement: Board Ensures Deputy, K9 Will Stay Together

A valued member of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office was granted an early retirement today by the Board of Supervisors.  Just not a human member.

“Retiring at 35?” quipped Supervisor Clint Hickman.

K9 Hero, a 5-year-old (35 in dog years) Belgian...

Maricopa County Supervisor To Transition From Office In 2019

Supervisor Denny Barney, District 1, will be serving the East Valley in a new way. The sixth-generation Arizonan will be slowly transitioning out of his position on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to assume a new role as President and CEO of East...

Bike Race Showcases Maricopa Trail

More than 200 mountain bikers raced the scenic Maricopa Trail today during the third annual Prickly Pedal Mountain Bike Race.

The race benefits the Maricopa Trail which connects all 11 county parks and currently stretches nearly 300 miles...

Steve Chucri Elected Chairman of the Board of Supervisors

January 10, 2018 – PHOENIX – Speaking as the newly-elected Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Steve Chucri, District 2, pledged “a new commitment to the hard work involved in building a smart, sustainable f...

Maricopa County Plans to Consolidate Animal Shelters

PHOENIX— Maricopa County is planning to consolidate all animal shelter services into a renovated and expanded central location, minutes away from a major interstate (I-17) on the county’s Durango campus. This is the next step in Animal...

The latest adaptive reuse project in downtown Phoenix is a long-vacant county jail

Demolition is underway to repurpose the former Madison Street Jail and during a ceremony, county leaders used a robot to demolish parts of the former jail.Once remodeled, 225 Madison will provide the County Attorney’s Office with 263,595 square feet of fi...

Maricopa County employee honored for heroic actions

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors honored a county employee for his heroic actions during the Las Vegas shooting in October.Maricopa County Public Defender Attorney Jamie Jackson was at a music festival in Las Vegas with his wife, when a gunman ope...

Maricopa County Becomes "Second Chance Employer"

PHOENIX—Maricopa County will become a “second chance employer” by removing from most job applications the question related to prior criminal convictions. The Board of Supervisors approved the policy unanimously, as a way to lower recidivism rates and prov...

Maricopa County Air Quality Department Reaches Settlement Agreement with Gro-Well

PHOENIX (October 9, 2018) – Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) has reached a settlement agreement with Gro-Well Brands Inc. d/b/a Western Organics Inc. after claims of air quality violations at the Gro-Well Brands Inc. Phoenix facili...

Reduce Dust When Planting Winter Rye Grass

(PHOENIX, AZ) — Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) encourages commercial properties, government agencies and residents to reduce dust this fall when switching to winter rye grass. Overseeding can impact air quality by generating dust...

Available funding through FY18 DERA State Clean Diesel Grant Program

PHOENIX (April 24, 2018) – Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) is administering the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Diesel Emission Reduction Act (DERA) State Clean Diesel Program grant, which is designed to improve ...

Gilbert, Arizona Regional Park Groundbreaking Ceremony

An intergovernmental agreement between the District and the Town allows Gilbert to build a park in the Chandler Heights Basin.  The District maintains ownership of the basin while the Town accepts full liability for public use and performs any ne...

Maricopa County Approves Queen Creek Funding of Library Services

The Maricopa County Library District (MCLD) Board of Directors today approved an amendment that will give more people access to the services at the Queen Creek Library. The agreement with the Town of Queen Creek funds Maricopa County library cards for all...

Maricopa County budget maximizes resources, delivers promises

You shouldn’t have to pay a lot in taxes to get a responsive, forward-thinking government. That’s the idea behind the county budget we just passed, and it’s the topic of my editorial in the Arizona Capitol Times.

May Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Maricopa County Tentative Budget Approved
• D-Backs & County Strike a Deal
• Healthy Urban Environments Initiative
• Rio Reimagined Project
• Strategic Planning Session
• Farm Breakfast
• Tom Manos Outstanding Service Award

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March Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Maricopa County Population Growth
• Pipeline Az Project
• Workforce Development Project

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Maricopa County Maintains Highest Possible Bond Rating

PHOENIX—February 20, 2018—The three major credit rating agencies agree: Maricopa County is a safe bet and deserves to keep its AAA bond rating, thanks to strong financial practices and management. A strong credit rating means county bonds can be issued wi...

February Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Personnel Reform
• Durango Jail Replacement
• Retiring MCSO K9 "Hero"

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January Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Chairman Election
• Ceremony Speech
• Priorities Moving Forward

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Chairman Chucri Featured in Phoenix Business Journal

Read my article published in the Phoenix Business Journal: "My View: County must take lead role on complex issues"

Steve Chucri Elected Chairman of the Board of Supervisors

January 10, 2018 – PHOENIX – Speaking as the newly-elected Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Steve Chucri, District 2, pledged “a new commitment to the hard work involved in building a smart, sustainable f...

November Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Thanksgiving Greeting
• National Adoption Day
• Teens Giving Back

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Grant Money Will Help Vulnerable Populations in Maricopa County

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors today approved a series of grants from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC).

“We are pleased to once again partner with the SRPMIC to get money to organizations that improve well-being in...

Fall Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Maricopa County Parks & Recreation

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Spring Newsletter now available

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Good Government
• Community Updates
• Collaboration
• Alerts and Activities

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Senator McCain Tribute, General Election Information, Future Meeting Dates

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Flood Preparedness, Latest Events, Upcoming Community Events

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Supervisor Bill Gates Joins FCC Advisory Committee

Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates has been chosen to play a key role in the national conversation about telecommunications. Gates, who is a businessman, lawyer, and former Phoenix city councilman, will join the Intergovernmental Advisory Committee (IA...

6/7 Coffee, Budget Adoption, Summer Reading Program, Monsoon Preparedness, and Summer Schedule

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Flood Control District and City of Phoenix Partner for District 5 Neighborhood Flood Relief

PHOENIX (September 19, 2018) – Residents of one Laveen community in South Phoenix will see relief from the threats of record storm events. Today, the Flood Control District’s Board of Directors approved an Intergovernmental Agreement b...

STORM SAFETY TIPS DURING MONSOON: Flood Control Reminds Residents to Be Flood Smart

PHOENIX (August 10, 2018) – The Arizona Monsoon has brought strong storms and heavy rain to a large portion of the Valley this week and is predicted to continue through tomorrow night. With it comes the potential for flash flooding. The Flood Control Dist...

Some District 2 Mesa Neighborhoods to See Reduced Flooding

PHOENIX (August 1, 2018) – Mesa residents will soon benefit from a Flood Control District (FCD) of Maricopa County program that develops solutions to local flooding hazards. Today, through the Small Project Assistance Program (SPAP), FCD Board o...

Flood Control District Program Improves Drainage Issues for Some Phoenix Residents

PHOENIX (April 25, 2018) – Good news for some residents that will benefit from a Flood Control District (FCD or District) of Maricopa County program that develops solutions to local flooding hazards. Today, through the Small Project Assistance Pr...

Flood Control District Program Improves Drainage Issues for Some Glendale Residents

PHOENIX (April 25, 2018) – Good news for some residents that will benefit from a Flood Control District (FCD or District) of Maricopa County program that develops solutions to local flooding hazards. Today, through the Small Project Assistance Pr...

FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT HIRES NEW AGENCY DIRECTOR AND NEW CHIEF ENGINEER/GENERAL MANAGER

PHOENIX (April 9, 2018) ─ The Flood Control District (FCD or District) of Maricopa County has hired a new Agency Director to replace retiring Chief Engineer and General Manager, Bill Wiley. Effective April 16, 2018, Arizona native Michael Fulton will assu...

GROUNDWATER RECHARGE FREE FOR PUBLIC AGENCIES ON FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT LAND

PHOENIX (April 11, 2018) ─ Groundwater recharge is a process where water moves downward from the surface to an underground holding place called an aquifer. In the last 22 years, several public agencies have approached the Flood Control District of Maricop...

Laveen Area Drainage Plan to Help Reduce Flooding for some District 5 Residents

PHOENIX (March 7, 2018) – Laveen area residents have experienced repeated flooding over the past few years, including during the unprecedented storm events of 2014. In response, the Flood Control District (FCD) of Maricopa County, in partnership with the ...

Flood Control District Water Conservation and Stormwater Management

PHOENIX (January 2018) – The persistent drought in the Southwest has put Arizona’s residents and farmlands at risk of water shortage. While Arizona isknown for its proactive approach, there’s still achance of it occurring wit...

FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT IMPLEMENTS PROJECT TO REMOVE SALT CEDAR FROM GILA RIVER

PHOENIX (January 2018) – Introduced in the 1800’s for erosion control, salt cedar (or Tamarisk) is an invasive plant accustomed to harsh environments and blankets river bottoms across the Southwest. It spreads easily and can thrive in wet and dry areas. O...

Flood Control District and MCDOT Install Flood Warning Systems to Make County Roads Safer (D4)

PHOENIX (August 9, 2017) – Storms over the past few years have created major roadway flooding incidents throughout the Valley. More than half of all flood-related drownings occur when a vehicle is driven into hazardous floodwater. The Flood Cont...

Flood Control District and MCDOT Install Flood Warning Systems to Make County Roads Safer (D2)

PHOENIX (August 9, 2017) – Storms over the past few years have created major roadway flooding incidents throughout the Valley. More than half of all flood-related drownings occur when a vehicle is driven into hazardous floodwater. The Flood Control Distri...

Flood Control District and MCDOT Install Flood Warning Systems to Make County Roads Safer (D3)

PHOENIX (August 10, 2017) – Storms over the past few years have created major roadway flooding incidents throughout the Valley. More than half of all flood-related drownings occur when a vehicle is driven into hazardous floodwater. The Flood Control Distr...

Sand, Sand bags & Flooding Resources

In preparation for the upcoming storm, Maricopa County has a limited number of sandbags available. Sand is also available for those who bring their own bags to fill. Check our map for the nearest location in your area. We also provide practical tips and v...

Flood Control District SPAP Program Helps Improve Drainage Issues in Mesa, District 2 Neighborhoods

PHOENIX (July 26, 2017) – Good news for some District 2, Mesa residents that will benefit from a Flood Control District (FCD) of Maricopa County program that fast-tracks local flood control and drainage projects. Today, through the Small Project Assistanc...

Drainage Improvement to Reduce Flooding for some Ahwatukee Residents

PHOENIX (June 13, 2017) – The storm event on September 8, 2014 was one of several downpours that have flooded Ahwatukee properties along South Mountain Preserve. Residents living near South Mandan Street have experienced repeated flooding during storm eve...

Flood Control District and Scottsdale Partner on Granite Reef Drainage Improvements

PHOENIX (June 13, 2017) – Citizens of Scottsdale and Maricopa County will benefit from enhanced, flood protection along Granite Reef Wash as the Flood Control District (FCD) and City of Scottsdale (City) partner to expand the storm drain systems in southe...

Proyecto de Flood Control District brindará remedio a inundaciones en un barrio del Distrito 5

PHOENIX (19 de septiembre de 2018) – Residentes de una comunidad en Laveen en el sur de Phoenix verán una mejoría ante las amenazas de inundaciones por tormentas torrenciales. Hoy, la junta directiva de Flood Control Distri...

Algunos barrios del Distrito 2 en Mesa verán una reducción en inundaciones

PHOENIX (1o. de agosto de 2018) – Residentes de la ciudad de Mesa se verán beneficiados por un programa del Distrito para el Control de Inundaciones del Condado Maricopa (FCD, por sus siglas en inglés, o Distrito), el cual ...

Mejoran problemas de drenaje para ciertos residentes de Phoenix

Phoenix, 25 de abril de 2018 ­­─ Buenas noticias para algunos residentes que se verán beneficiados por un programa del Distrito para el Control de Inundaciones del Condado Maricopa (FCD, por sus siglas en inglés, o Distrito), el cual busca acelerar cierto...

Mejoran problemas de drenaje para ciertos residentes de Glendale

Phoenix, 25 de abril de 2018 ­­─ Buenas noticias para algunos residentes que se verán beneficiados por un programa del Distrito para el Control de Inundaciones del Condado Maricopa (FCD, por sus siglas en inglés, o Di...

RECARGA DE ACUÍFEROS GRATIS PARA AGENCIAS PÚBLICAS

Phoenix, 11 de abril de 2018 ­­─ La recarga de acuíferos o aguas subterráneas es un proceso en el cual el agua desciende desde la superficie hacia una cavidad subterránea denominada acuífero. En ...

2018 Arizona Transportation Partnering Excellence Award applications available

Applications are now available for the Arizona Transportation Partnering Excellence Awards competition.  The competition is designed to recognize partnership teams that demonstrate a high degree of achievement through their practice of the Partne...

Preventing wildfires while on the road

A relatively dry winter could increase the risk of wildfires during the summer months.  Arizona is one of the top five driest states, according to the National Climatic Data Center and it just takes one spark to start a wildfire. MCDOT encourages...

McDowell Mountain Regional Park to Present Draft Park Master Plan Update

Eleven months ago, the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department began working on an update for McDowell Mountain Regional Park’s Master Plan.  During that time, staff conducted two public meetings, engaged with stakeholder groups in three ...

County Parks Bring Back Free Camping Promotion

Beginning October 1, Maricopa County’s Parks and Recreation Department will bring back the popular Buy One, Get One camping promotion!  The promotion allows park visitors who pay the camping fee for one night, or more, at a desert mount...

Maricopa County parks include smoking restrictions as part of fire ban

(Maricopa County) – The Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department initiated its annual fire ban on May 1.  Now, the department is taking additional steps to protect the parks due to the extremely dry conditions.  Effectiv...

Maricopa County Parks set May 1 as start date for annual fire ban

The Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department will initiate its annual fire ban on Tuesday, May 1. “We typically try to wait until after Memorial Day weekend to implement our fire ban so park visitors can enjoy spending time around the campfire with...

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There are no Competition Impracticable procurements under consideration by Maricopa County at this time.

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There are no Sole Source procurements under consideration by Maricopa County at this time.