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Board of Supervisors Approves Precinct Lines

The Board of Supervisors approved changes to voting precinct and justice court precinct lines to reflect development, population growth, and workload in the Maricopa County Justice Courts. Not surprisingly, the western and southeast regions of the County ...

Maricopa County Recognizes Second Responders’ Day on Sept. 1

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Phoenix, Ariz. (Sept. 1, 2021) – In appreciation to all of the people across the community who have tirelessly gone above and beyond serving the needs of people during this very trying time, Maricopa County adopted a resolution today to ...

Maricopa County Creates Individual Assistance Center for Gila Bend Residents

Maricopa County has a new resource for individuals and businesses affected by flooding in Gila Bend.  The Department of Emergency Management has created a webpage that compiles contact information for more than 20 government and community organiz...

Delta Variant Increases COVID-19 Risk in Maricopa County

Media availability: Virtual availability will be from 12:30pm-2:00pm on Friday, July 9. Call to schedule. Media contact: Sonia Singh, Sonia.singh@maricopa.gov, 602-679-3098

There is new evidence that the more-contagious Delta variant of COVID-19 i...

Volunteers Give 94,360 Hours to Assist During Pandemic

_{Maricopa County Medical Reserve Corps COVID-19 Efforts Valued at $2.9M}

Since December 2020, volunteers in Maricopa County’s Medical Reserve Corps have donated 94,360 hours of their time to assist in the effort to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. These hou...

Board, County Attorneys Get National Honor for Elections Work

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and the County Attorney's Office are getting national recognition for their role in overseeing and ensuring free and fair elections in 2020. 

At today’s board meeting, the National Association of C...

Residents, Staff at Long-Term Care Facilities Prioritized During Maricopa County COVID-19 Response

Residents of long-term care and assisted living facilities and the staff that work to support their daily needs have been a priority for vaccination efforts by the Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH). To date, 844 facilities have enrolled ...

Maricopa County Expands Rent and Utility Assistance

With the CDC eviction moratorium set to expire at the end of the month, Maricopa County is providing a new way for individuals and families to get help with rent or utility payments.  Today, the County began accepting applications for the federal...

Maricopa County Library District Expands Technology & Internet Access Opportunities Wi-Fi Hotspots

PHOENIX, Ariz. – Feb. 16 – Maricopa County Library District (MCLD) is expanding its Wi-Fi Hotspot and Chromebook lending program to all 18 of its libraries—a service that had previously been available at just four of its branches. Thanks to CARES...

Board of Supervisors Approves Extensive Audit of Elections Equipment

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously today to authorize a forensic audit of ballot tabulation equipment used in the 2020 elections. The audit is the culmination of a year-long effort by Maricopa County to ensure the accuracy of the f...

Maricopa County Announces COVID-19 Antibody Project

Public Health Advises Residents How to Slow the Spread of COVID-19

Maricopa County Public Health Reminds Residents That They Have a Role to Play in Slowing the Spread of COVID-19 

Strongly recommends that all residents wear masks in public settings 

 PHOENIX (June 10, 2...

Board of Supervisors to Vote on Final Budget on June 22

Tax Rate Will Be Set in August 

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will vote on final approval of its FY 2021 budget during a public hearing on Monday, June 22.? The Board, which also governs the Flood Control, Library, and Stadium districts...

Correctional Health Services and MCSO Respond to a Rise in COVID-19 Cases in County Jails

Phoenix - Maricopa County Correctional Health Services (CHS) and Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) are tracking and responding to a rise in COVID-19 cases inside jail facilities.

Since May 30^th, confirmed cases rose from six to 30.  This represent...

Building Permits Increase Despite COVID-19 Economic Fallout

Maricopa County Launches Text-Message Outreach to Positive COVID-19 Cases

PHOENIX (May 22, 2020)—Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) has now added text messaging to its toolbox to inform COVID-19-positive Maricopa County residents about what they need to do to take care of themselves and reduce the spr...

Weekly Update (May 22): COVID-19 Resources and Information for Residents

The Weekly Update for May 1st Includes:

• Memorial Day Weekend Plans
• Travel
• Large Gatherings
• Restaurants
• Pools
• County Parks
• Don’t Forget the Basics
• Financial Assistance
• County Operations Impact
• Public Inquiries

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County Effort Provides Critical Services to Vulnerable Populations During COVID-19 Pandemic

Maricopa County and its partners are making new connections with those experiencing homelessness during the pandemic, giving hundreds of people safer places to live while also planning ahead for the summer heat and long-term needs.

“These are no ...

Weekly Update (May 15): COVID-19 Resources and Information for Residents

The Weekly Update for May 15th Includes:

• "Stay Home” Order Expires; Physical Distancing Still Encouraged
• Guidance for Going Out in Public
• Face Masks and Coverings
• Testing
• Returning to Work
• Help Finding A Job
• Additional Assistance
• County Operations ...

Maricopa County Public Health Launches Massive COVID-19 Investigation and Contact Tracing Effort

PHOENIX (May 13, 2020)—Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) has launched a massive scaling-up of its ongoing communicable disease investigation and contact tracing program to address the increased number of cases resulting from th...

Food Assistance and More: Maricopa County, Partners Alert Public to Available Services

Many individuals and families in Maricopa County are experiencing the ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, with some relying on the social safety net for the first time in their lives.  Maricopa County and its partners want residents to know ...

First Case of COVID-19 Confirmed in Maricopa County Jails

May 1, 2020 - Maricopa County Correctional Health Services (CHS) and Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) received the first positive test for COVID-19 of someone in custody in a jail facility.

The individual was arrested on April 26th. During the in...

Weekly Update (April 10): COVID-19 Resources and Information for Residents

The Weekly Update for May 1st Includes:

• “Stay Home” Order Extended
• Testing
• Updated COVID-19 Symptoms
• Families and Long-Term Care Facilities
• Job Assistance
• Pets and COVID-19
• Heat Relief
• County Operations Impact
• Public Inquiries

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Local Manufacturer Donates Surgical Gowns to Maricopa County Unified Command

Senator McSally, Chairman Hickman grateful for much-needed PPE

(May 1, 2020) – Today, the Maricopa County Unified Command Center received a donation of 2,500 surgical gowns from AmSafe Manufacturing. Board of Supervisors Chairman Clint Hickman an...

Maricopa County Public Health Provides Guidance on COVID-19 Testing Options

Maricopa County Increases Efforts to Assist Homeless Population

More Beds, Safer Outdoor Space

PHOENIX (April 28, 2020) – Maricopa County is taking additional action to support those experiencing homelessness during the COVID-19 pandemic, moving people off the streets and into newly-leased indoor locations; s...

Maricopa County Parks Taking Preventive Actions to Protect Visitors

Maricopa County’s parks, trails, and open spaces provide spaces for respite, health, and wellness. However the temporary closures of local gyms, entertainment services, and recreational opportunities has made open space parks and trails some of ...

Board of Supervisors Cuts Property Tax Rate, Invests in Public Health

After helping the nation’s fastest-growing county weather a pandemic and a year of financial uncertainty, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is putting money in people’s pockets while also making investments to ensure a better future.&n...

Maricopa County Elected Leaders Call for End to Senate/Cyber Ninja Election Audit

READ THE COUNTY’S LETTER TO SENATOR FANN

READ THE TECHNICAL DOCUMENT REFUTING FALSE CLAIMS

At a special public meeting today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a written response to allegations made by Arizona Senate President Ka...

Maricopa County Launches COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign

Campaign will give people who are on the fence about getting vaccinated info & resources

Maricopa County Launches COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign Campaign will give people who are on the fence about getting vaccinated info & resources Maricopa County is ...

Maricopa County Wins 56 National Achievement Awards

Over the past year, Maricopa County employees worked tirelessly to connect residents to the information and services that save lives, support families, and strengthen democracy. Now, the nation’s fastest-growing county is being recognized with dozens of n...

New Maricopa County Dashboard Shows How American Rescue Plan Money Is Being Spent

Members of the public have a new way to see how Maricopa County is using federal funds to bring services and stability to residents, families and businesses impacted by the pandemic. The Board of Supervisors approved spending priorities for $435 million i...

Senior Receives New Air Conditioning Unit in Midst of Summer Heat

Maricopa County Human Services, Area Agency on Aging Partnership Benefits Local Seniors

Just in time for the soaring summer temperatures, a local senior is thankful for her new air conditioning unit provided to her at no cost through the collaboration betw...

Legal Services Now Available to Renters in Maricopa County

Renters in Maricopa County facing eviction due to non-payment of rent now have access to legal services to help them understand their rights and to help prevent eviction. 

On Aug. 4, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a contract wit...

Federal Funding Support Maricopa County Seniors, Adults With Disabilities

Seniors and adults with disabilities in Maricopa County will benefit from $10.6 million in funding that will support an increase in demand for services among seniors and adults with disabilities in the county.  

On Aug. 4, the Maricopa Co...

Thomas Galvin Appointed As New District 2 Supervisor

Maricopa County has a new supervisor representing parts of the East and Northeast Valley.  In a unanimous vote today, the Board of Supervisors appointed Thomas Galvin to represent District 2.  He was sworn in hours later.

“Public service ...

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control East Shelter Returns to Full Operation

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control (MCACC) is happy to announce that effective Monday, December 13, our East Shelter, located at 2630 W. Rio Salado Parkway in Mesa, will return to full operations. Adoptions, volunteer and foster opportunities, lost a...

COVID-19 Update: Week of May 24th

Get the latest information on COVID-19 cases reported in Maricopa County, testing, vaccine eligibility for ages 12 and older, vaccination events, how you can help inform new solutions to community problems and support those impacted by the pandemic.

Week of May 25, 2021 Update Includes:

• Number of COVID-19 Cases in Maricopa County
• COVID-19 Testing
• Ages 12+ Eligible for Pfizer Vaccine
• Highlight: Protecting Kids
• Vaccination Events
• Sharing the Facts
• We Need More Of Our Community Vaccinated
• New Animal Care & ...

Board of Supervisors to Vote on Final Budget on June 21

^{Tax Rate Will Be Set in August} 

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will vote on final approval of its FY 2022 budget during a public hearing on Monday, June 21.? The Board, which also governs the Flood Control, Library, and Stadium districts...

Maricopa County Public Health Seeking Resident Input on COVID-19 Impacts

_{Input on COVID-19 Impacts; Data to be Used to Establish Funding Priorities}

PHOENIX, Ariz. (June 10, 2021) – A new survey from Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) asks Maricopa County residents ages 12 and up how COVID-19 has impacted them a...

New Cooled Sleeping Spaces Offer Relief from Soaring Heat

_{Maricopa County Human Services Collaborates with St. Vincent de Paul Providing Heat Relief to the Unhoused Population}

A newly expanded collaboration between the Maricopa County Human Services Department and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul offers 200 add...

Maricopa County Adds New Level of Detail to Vaccination Data

^{ZIP code data now includes demographics for better understanding of communities with lower vaccination rates}

Maricopa County has now added demographic detail to their ZIP code-level vaccination data. This will help the county and its partners identify in f...

Board of Supervisors Cuts Property Tax Rate, Invests in Public Health

^{Final FY 2022 budget includes funds for pandemic response and future infrastructure}

After helping the nation’s fastest-growing county weather a pandemic and a year of financial uncertainty, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is putting mone...

Maricopa County Outlines Priorities for American Rescue Plan Dollars

Maricopa County is using a new influx of federal funds to bring services and stability to individuals, families, and businesses impacted by the pandemic.

When the Board of Supervisors approved the fiscal year 2022 budget, they also approved spending priori...

Maricopa County Secures New Tabulation Equipment for Upcoming Elections

Maricopa County Launches “Just the Facts” Website to Combat Misinformation

July 23, 2021 (Phoenix) — There’s a new to way to get facts about Maricopa County elections. The Maricopa County Elections Department launched JustTheFacts.Vote today to address questions and misconceptions about the 2020 General Election as well...

COVID-19 Update: Week of July 26

The Delta variant is continuing to spread in Maricopa County and 12% of all COVID-19 tests are now coming back positive. Half-measures are not enough.

Week of July 26, 2021 Update Includes:

• Number of COVID-19 Cases in Maricopa County
• Back to School Help
• Wet Weekend Wrap Up
• An Easier Way to Find A Vaccine Appointment
• Get Election Facts
• Pet of the Week
• Place of the Week

Weekly COVID-19 Update: Aug 9

People who have not been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 are most at risk of getting the Delta variant.

Week of Aug 9, 2021 Update Includes:

• Number of COVID-19 Cases in Maricopa County
• 4+ Million Doses of Vaccine Given to Maricopa County Residents
• How Many People Are Vaccinated In My Area?
• COVID-19 & Schools
• Masks in County Buildings
• News Bites
• Pets & Plac...

Board of Supervisors Appoints Citizen Panel to Review LD-30 Senate Applicants

As required by law, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has appointed a citizen panel to begin the process of filling the Arizona Senate vacancy in Legislative District 30.

The following people were chosen to sit on the panel:

• Daniel Valenzuela (Chair)...

Chairman Declares Local Emergency After Gila Bend Flooding

At 9:33 a.m. on August 14th, 2021, Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Jack Sellers, declared a Local Emergency for Maricopa County. The Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management has activated the Emergency Ope...

Weekly COVID-19 Update: Sept. 7

COVID-19 transmission rates still dangerously high. Vaccines are our best chance at protecting children.

Week of Sept. 7, 2021 Update Includes:

• COVID-19 Transmission Rates Still Dangerously High
• First West Nile Death Confirmed in Maricopa County
• High Pollution Advisory 
• Data Shows Cases in Children Are Increasing Rapidly
• Head Start Enrollment Is Underway...

Board Appoints State Senator for District 30

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed Raquel Terán to fill the Arizona Senate vacancy in Legislative District 30.

District 30 covers west central Phoenix, from downtown all the way north to Dunlap Avenue and west to 67^th Aven...

Weekly COVID-19 Update: Sept. 13

Although demand for COVID-19 testing has increased during this recent surge in cases, testing is still available. How fast you get your results depends on where you’re tested, what type of test you receive, and demand at the time.

Week of Sept. 13, 2021 Update Includes:

• COVID-19 Case Count
• Symptomatic? Get A COVID-19 Test
• Excessive Heat Warning In Effect
• Don't Wait. Get Tested. 
• Get Protection Against The Flu And COVID-19
• News Bites
• Pets & Places

Board Reaches Agreement With Senate Over Subpoenas

Tonight, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved an agreement with the Arizona State Senate that keeps county routers and other sensitive materials out of the hands of the Senate’s contractor, Cyber Ninjas.  The agreement also...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Sept. 20

This week's County newsletter includes updates on COVID-19, West Nile Virus in the community, ways the County is working to reduce recidivism in jails, eviction assistance, and how Correctional Health helps support inmates struggling with mental health.

• Sick or exposed to COVID-19?
• COVID-19 Vaccination Update
• County/Senate Agreement
• West Nile Virus Threat is Significant
• Helping Hands
• Eviction Assistance
• Suicide Prevention Month
• News Bites
• Pets and Places of the Week

Maricopa County Invests $15M to Bring Domestic Violence Support Services into Community

Video: Remarks by Chairman Sellers, Supervisor GallardoVideo: Domestic Violence Survivor Story

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a landmark $15 million investment in domestic violence support services for Maricopa County residents. The fund...

Maricopa County Plans Formal Response to Senate’s Election Review

September 28, 2021 (Phoenix) — With the Senate’s review of Maricopa County’s elections complete, the County today announced it will provide a comprehensive technical report in the coming weeks.

“It took the Cyber Nin...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Sept. 27

This week's Maricopa County newsletter features newly approved changes to precinct lines, guidance for pregnant people and vaccinations, an update on COVID19 booster shots, takeaways from a recent study on mask use in schools, and more

Week of September 27, 2021

• COVID-19 Case Rates
• Flu Vaccines
• Weather Outlook
• Board Approves Reprecincting Plan
• Maricopa County Response to Senate Election Audit
• COVID-19 Vaccines Recommended for Pregnant People
• Update on the Pfizer Vaccine Booster
• ASU Study on Mas...

Board of Supervisors Appoints Citizen Panel for LD 30 House Vacancy

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed a citizen panel to begin the process of filling the Arizona House vacancy in Legislative District 30.  District 30 covers west central Phoenix and Glendale.

The following people we...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Oct. 4

This week's Maricopa County Newsletter features the COVID-19 and Flu vaccine info,

Week of October 4, 2021

• COVID-19 case rates
• COVID-19 Vaccines Recommended for Pregnant People
• Maricopa County Response to Senate Election Audit
• West Nile Virus
• Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines
• Monsoon Season Stats
• News Bites
• Pets and Places of the Week

Board Proclaims October Domestic Violence Awareness Month

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors issued a proclamation today recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The proclamation comes as the Board makes new investments to support survivors.

“The last 18 months have had a dramatic negative ...

Board of Supervisors Seeks Applicants to Replace Outgoing District 2 Supervisor

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will seek applicants for appointment to District 2 Supervisor starting next week. Today the Board accepted the resignation of current District 2 Supervisor Steve Chucri who plans to vacate the position on November ...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Oct. 11

This week's update includes more details on vaccine booster shots, the vaccine locator tool, information on the upcoming election, key points in response to 2020 elections claims, and more.

Week of October 11, 2021

• COVID-19 Case Rates
• Record Number of Human West Nile Cases
• Cooler Weather Ahead
• Ballots for November’s Election Have Been Mailed
• Responding to 2020 Election Claims
• News Bites
• Pets and Places of the Week

Board Appoints State Representative for District 28

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed Sarah Liguori to fill the Arizona House vacancy in Legislative District 28.  

District 28 covers north central Phoenix, from I-17 in the west to Scottsdale Road in the east, Thomas...

East Animal Shelter Construction Contract Approved

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a construction contract to build a new animal care shelter in the East Valley. The County has set aside $36 million to build a new, modern shelter space in the City of Mesa at Baseline Road and Lewi...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Oct. 18

This week's update includes information on flu shots, COVID-19 case trends, Maricopa County Supervisor opening, Elections, the top 3 parks to visit this fall, and more.

Week of October 18, 2021

• Flu Shots
• COVID-19 Case Trends
• Maricopa County Supervisor Opening
• Elections equipment
• What's on Your Ballot
• Why Is There A Checkbox On My Ballot Envelope?
• News Bites
• Pets and Places of the Week

Board Appoints House Representative for District 30

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed Christian Solorio to fill the Arizona House vacancy in Legislative District 30. 

District 30 covers west central Phoenix, from downtown all the way north to Dunlap Avenue and west to 67th A...

Maricopa County Awards $16 Million to Valleywise Health to Expand Mental Health Services

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors today awarded $16 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to Valleywise Health to expand mental health care services in the nation’s fastest-growing county. It’s part of the Board&...

Board Seeks Applicants for Kyrene Precinct Constable

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors seeks applicants for appointment to the position of Kyrene Justice Precinct Constable.  Constable Ben Halloran is resigning from the position as of December 31, 2021.

Constables execute, serve, and return p...

Groundbreaking Marks Construction of Affordable Housing Collaboration

City of Avondale, Maricopa County, and Non-profit Trellis Partner to Bring Affordable Homes Ready for Occupancy in Summer 2022

Video: Comments from OfficialsPhotos

Avondale, Ariz. (Nov. 17, 2021) – Construction is now underway on a project that will bring n...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Nov. 22

Latest developments including the pediatric vaccine and booster shot availability for all adults provide hope as we see high COVID-19 cases heading into the holidays. Learn how you can protect yourself and your loved ones this holiday season.

Week of Nov. 21, 2021

• COVID-19 Cases High Heading Into the Holidays
• 5-11 Year-Olds Can Now Get Their COVID-19 Shot
• Booster Shots Are Now Available for Anyone 18+
• Tips for Safer Holiday Gathering
• Stay Home If You're Sick
• Adoptable Pets

Board of Supervisors Finalizes Interview List for District 2 Supervisor

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will interview seven of the 22 applicants for the position of District 2 Supervisor. They will meet in executive session on Friday, December 3, 2021 to conduct those interviews with:

Thomas Galvin

Christopher Glover

S...

Assistance At Your Fingertips: Welcome to Maricopa.gov/Rescue

Maricopa County has launched a new webpage where residents can find information on programs and support services to individuals, families, and businesses impacted by the pandemic: Maricopa.gov/Rescue.

“I view county government as a partner to residents, es...

Board of Supervisors Approves $28 Million in Investments to Address Homelessness

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved $28 million in funding that will address housing insecurity for County residents. Of the $28 million in funding, $21 million will be allocated to add 352 new shelter beds to further expand the region’s cap...

Six Cases of Omicron Variant Detected in Maricopa County

Maricopa County Department of Public Health has identified the County’s first COVID-19 cases involving the Omicron variant (B.1.1.529) in six individuals.

Three separate clusters of cases were identified and include adults ranging in age ...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Dec. 13

Get the latest information on Omicron variant found in Maricopa County, investment to address homelessness, pandemic update, and more.

This week's update includes:

• 364 COVID-19 Cases Per 100,000
• Booster Eligibility Expanded
• Omicron Variant Identified in Maricopa County
• Key Message: Omicron Variant Found in Maricopa County
• County Makes Largest Investment to Date to Address Homelessness
• New Dist...

Board Appoints LD-27 Legislator

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has filled the final open seat in the State Legislature heading into the 2022 session.  Supervisors appointed Marcelino Quiñonez to fill the Arizona House vacancy in Legislative District 27.&...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Jan. 3

Get the latest information on the high level of COVID-19 spread, ways to fight COVID-19 in 2022, the new Chairman election, pandemic assistance, and more.

This week's update includes:

• COVID-19 spread is high and increasing
• First board meeting of 2022 on Jan. 5
• More winter weather
• Key Message: A Critical Time in the COVID-19 Fight
• How Your Actions Can Help
• Help Paying The Bills And Much More
• Pet of the Wee...

Defense of Democracy, Government Transparency Top List of Priorities For New Board Chairman

Bill Gates Will Serve as Chairman for a Second Time

Newly-elected Board of Supervisors’ Chairman Bill Gates wants Maricopa County to “set the bar for how governments serve” by being “transparent and timely in what we deliver” and fighting “distrust and dis...

Joint Statement from Chairman Bill Gates And Recorder Stephen Richer

The Maricopa County Elections Department produced a comprehensive, point-by-point response to claims about the 2020 General Election made by Senate contractors Cyber Ninjas, CyFir, and EchoMail.  The findings of the report, entitled "Correct...

Board of Supervisors Looks to Appoint New East Mesa Justice of the Peace

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is seeking applicants for Justice of the Peace in the East Mesa Precinct. Judge Keith Russell retired effective December 31, 2021.The district spans from Gilbert Road on the West to Ellsworth on the East and from B...

Board Seeks Applicants for Kyrene Precinct Constable

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors seeks applicants for appointment to the position of Kyrene Justice Precinct Constable. Constable Ben Halloran resigned the position as of December 31, 2021.

Constables execute, serve, and return processes, warrants ...

COVID-19 Update: Week of Jan. 10

Get the latest information on the high level of COVID-19 spread, ways to fight COVID-19 in 2022, the new Chairman election, pandemic assistance, and more.

This week's update includes:

• Substantial Increase in COVID-19 Spread
• Get Your COVID-19 Vaccine or Booster
• Correcting the Record
• Key Message: When to Stay Home
• When And Where To Get A COVID-19 Test
• Election Facts
• Statement From Board Chairman And County ...