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Responsible for maintaining public water service in the city and for starting, billing, and canceling services for residents and businesses.

Provides services for people with Alzheimer's disease and other related dementias, and their families and caregivers. Services include educational materials, a resource library, and a speaker's bureau. Also provides support groups for people caring for those with Alzheimer's disease.

Elected and appointed officials, including the County Administrator and the Board of Supervisors, are responsible for administration of county services and enacting county rules and regulations.

Provides temporary rental assistance to housed and EMPLOYED SMI (Serious Mentally Ill) individuals. Provides $1,000 maximum move-in costs for newly housed and employed individuals experiencing homelessness if a Case Manager has obtained housing, but the grant only covers the first month's rent.

Recruits, trains, and assists families in becoming licensed therapeutic foster homes.

Provides telephone and home visit support to help families navigate challenges associated with difficulty soothing, sleeping problems, and feeding difficulties with infants ages birth-12 months. Home visitation may be available in Maricopa County only. Video conference visits available statewide.

Issues certified copies of birth and death certificates.

Provides supervision for juveniles placed on probation.

Administers public libraries in the city of Buckeye.

Provides financial and case management services to individuals and families in need. Offers limited financial assistance for utility services that are one month past due. Assists with air conditioner repairs during the summer for those who cannot afford them.

Ensures the accurate release, effective reentry, transition, and supervision of offenders released to the community. Facilitates the return to custody of those offenders who violate conditions of supervision and who represent a serious threat to the safety of the community. Provides interaction with victims to maintain public protection.

Prepares for and responds to public health disasters including bioterrorism. Informs the public about public health disasters. Provides training for health department employees, medical professionals, and the public about bioterrorism preparedness and response.

Provides assistance to seniors and people with disabilities to help them increase their independent living skills. The goal is for them to stay in their own homes rather than in institutional settings. Services are offered in their homes or in the community.

Provides primary health care for all ages. Includes childhood and adult immunizations, flu shots, school physicals, blood pressure screening, well-child and women's exams, and gynecology services. Free transportation is available.

Assists asylees, immigrants, parolees, refugees, Special Immigrant Visa holders (SIVs), and human trafficking survivors. Assists with asylum applications, family-based petitions, citizenship, permanent residency, replacement of lost or stolen documents, Special Protected Status Deferred Enforced Departure, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), visas, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions, and family reunification. Drop-in SIV services include reception and placement, matching grants, Preferred Communities, employment services, cultural orientation, and state Refugee Resettlement Program (RRP) benefits.

Provides information on prevention and responses to identity theft. Includes a checklist of steps to repair the damage, sample letters for creditors, and information to file a police report for protection against collection agencies.

Provides services for seniors including socialization and recreation programs, phone friends, computer access, and congregate and home delivered lunches.

Evaluates assessment packets for both adults and children received by healthcare providers or AHCCCS providers to determine whether an individual meets diagnostic and functional criteria to receive comprehensive, community based mental health care if eligible for Serious Mental Illness (SMI) services by following the states guidelines/criteria.

Sells donated clothing and other household goods to the general public. Provides self-service job searches and career information.

Outpatient clinic provides general medical services.

Provides academic instruction for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Homeless Education Liaison provides assistance to school-age youth who do not have a permanent place of residence. Services include school enrollment, transportation to and from school, free breakfast and lunch programs, and other support services. Also provides information about additional resources in the community. Provides support services for students with disabilities.

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response, general crime prevention, police reports, vacation security checks, and fingerprinting throughout the town.

Offers public transit fixed route and dial-a-ride services, ADA transportation service, and a taxi-subsidy program.

Accepts and investigates reports of abuse, neglect and exploitation of adults in the community.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, videotapes, CDs, and DVDs. Reference desk provides research assistance and materials for use in the library only. Services include story time for children and interlibrary loans. Offers copy machine, printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access. Meeting rooms available for community groups.