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Maricopa County Unveils New Resources to Help Community Tackle Fentanyl Crisis

“Focus on Fentanyl” Video Series Highlights Drug’s Growing Danger and County’s Measures to Protect Public

Maricopa County has unveiled a new video series and website designed to help residents understand the growing impact of fentanyl use and prevent trage...

Statement from Supervisor Thomas Galvin on Rio Verde Foothills Standpipe Decision

“The Arizona Corporation Commission approved EPCOR’s application to construct a standpipe for water service to the Rio Verde Foothills community today. This is the long-term solution that I worked towards since becoming a member of the Board of Supervisor...

Board Appoints LD-2 Senator

Phoenix - The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has appointed a new state senator in District 2 after following a process prescribed by law.

Picking from a three-candidate list submitted by District 2 precinct committeemen, Board members voted to appoin...

Galvin Applauds Law Addressing Rio Verde Foothills Water Crisis, But Has Concerns

Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin says he’s “cautiously optimistic” about a new law that seeks to end the water crisis in Rio Verde Foothills (RVF). Governor Katie Hobbs signed Senate Bill 1432 yesterday, which should, hopefully, get water flowing ...

County, State Collaborate to Provide $1.4 Million in Homeless Support Services

Maricopa County and the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) are joining forces in a collaborative effort to provide comprehensive support for individuals facing homelessness. This partnership strengthens and streamlines homeless services, ensuri...

Board of Supervisors Cuts Property Tax Rate for Third Consecutive Year

Overall county budget decreases by 2.6%

Maricopa County supervisors are cutting the tax rate again as part of the tentative FY 2024 budget they unanimously approved today.

A year after passing the largest tax rate cut in Maricopa County history, the Board o...

Maricopa County Partners with Tempe to Fund a Cooling Center as Summer Heat Begins

Maricopa County Partners with Tempe to Fund a Cooling Center as Summer Heat Begins

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has approved $50,000 in funding for the operation of a new cooling center in Tempe. The funding is part of the County’s American Res...

Pleasant Lake Experience: Partners Share Safety Information Ahead of Memorial Day

Maricopa County is reminding members of the public about the dangers that go along with fun, summer outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and boating. Today at Lake Pleasant Regional Park, Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin joined members of the ...

Rio Verde Foothills Water Statement

The Rio Verde Foothills is a beautiful community in the northeastern part of District 2. The residents are passionate and fiercely protective of their lifestyle; dirt roads, horses and notions of limited government are common themes. A main component of t...

$200M in American Rescue Plan Funds Invested– More to Come

Year-end Report Illustrates County Support for Pandemic Recovery

Maricopa County has been the fastest-growing county in the nation for the past four years for a reason: a high quality of life. However, with the community facing record-high inflation on the...

New County Supervisorial District Boundaries Approved

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to approve a new map adjusting the boundaries of the county’s five supervisorial districts to account for population and demographic changes over the past decade.  The Board’s approval today come...

Board of Supervisors Cuts Property Tax Rate, Works to Blunt Inflation in Final FY 2023 Budget

Board commits to additional long-term community investments

Maricopa County supervisors are addressing the rising cost of goods and services head-on with a budget that cuts taxes and helps people pay their bills.  The Board approved a final fiscal...

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Approves $23 Million for Bridge Housing Solution

Funding Extends Housing, Meals, and Services Through June 30, 2024 

• The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved $23 million in funding for bridge housing
• Maricopa County operates 250 bridge housing units across 4 converted hotel properties to...

9/11 Patriot Day

Two decades have passed since the day that changed all of our lives, the day our Nation was attacked. Let us take the time to reflect on those moments of shock, sorrow, strength and resilience that we experienced as Americans.

We remember the feelings, we ...

August Update

The August update includes:

• Monsoon Season
• Fight the Bite!
• Rent & Utility Assistance Program
• County Replaces Air Conditioners For Low-Income Seniors
• Judicial Branch Update
• Elections Update "Just The Facts" Website
• Exciting News for Mesa
• Maricopa Cou...

July Update

The July update includes:

• Monsoon Forecast
• Fight the Bite!
• COVID Update - What is the Delta Variant?
• How Is The Delta Variant Different From Other COVID-19 Strains?
• Where Can I Get Vaccinated?
• Library District
• Enjoy our Maricopa County Parks
• Interested in Adoptin...

June Update

The June update includes information on the: 

• Tenative FY 2020 Budget Approved
• Arbor Day
• McDowell Mountain Regional Park
• GPEC Executive Mission
• Marc Community Resources & Partners in Recovery
• Gilbert Public Safety Training Facility
• Register for our ...