Maricopa County
Recent News About Maricopa County
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Maricopa County ranks No. 1 in Lightcast's Talent Attraction Scorecard: 'These rankings reflect our proactive and collaborative approach'
Maricopa County has ranked No. 1 in the Talent Attraction Scorecard, which was recently released by Lightcast, a labor market analytics leader.
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Maricopa County holds Military Service Appreciation Day as 'appreciation for the freedoms afforded to all Americans'
Maricopa County’s regional parks recently held a Military Service Appreciation Day celebration to honor veterans, with all 11 parks in the county open to both active and inactive military personnel.
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Assistant Attorney General Kenneth Polite: 'These unlawful threats of violence endanger election officials'
A Missouri man has been indicted for allegedly leaving a threatening message on Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer’s voicemail, authorities said Aug. 17.
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Maricopa County to increase plain-clothes deputies on Election Day
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said the county plans to increase the number of plain-clothes deputies on duty on Election Day Aug. 2.
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Maricopa County has 'limited supply' of Monkeypox vaccine, will prioritize those exposed
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health has told the public that there is a “limited supply” of Monkeypox vaccine, and those who have been exposed will be prioritized.
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Maricopa County calls plan to pay temporary election workers $1,750 bonus an 'important investment'
The Maricopa County Elections Department is offering election workers a bonus of up to $1,750 to ensure the county has the staffing necessary for the August primary and November general election.
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Maricopa County launches new election website: ‘It provide[s] voters clear pathways to prepare for upcoming elections’
Maricopa County recently launched a website dedicated to making it easier for voters to find information about elections.
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Maricopa County authorizes $65 million for affordable housing projects, provides 'down-payment assistance so more residents can own their homes'
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved $35 million in funding to build new housing units and facilitate home ownership.
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Project Connect program aims to end homelessness in Maricopa County: ‘The resources and the services are beautiful’
A collection of 16 organizations around Maricopa County aims to put an end to homelessness by connecting those in need with services to help them.
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Domestic violence survivors consider full shelters in Maricopa County 'frustrating' and 'scary'
Full emergency shelters in Maricopa County are cause for concern especially for domestic violence survivors who need someplace to stay right after deciding to leave the dangerous environment they called home.