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Any business, school, youth center, library, or Sun Tran bus that displays the yellow and black, diamond-shaped Project Safe Place logo is a designated location where youth can go and ask for help. The on-site staff will then contact program staff, who immediately dispatch a team to meet the youth and provide services.

Provides case management and support services for Native American children and adults.

Responsible for engineering, environmental, residential recycling, flood control, transportation planning, airport operations for the San Manuel Airport and Pinal Airpark, and road maintenance services in the county.

Provides financial assistance to unemployed veterans to purchase supplies needed to start work in any industry. Assistance may be used for tools, uniforms, car repair, or other items; limited to $750 per veteran.

Provides rapid rehousing and homelessness prevention services to eligible veterans and veteran families. Services may include assistance for rental arrears, security deposits, utility and rental assistance, and case management to stabilize housing.

Provides nutrition education and breastfeeding support services, supplemental nutritious foods and referrals to health and social services.

Provides case management, support services and resources to people facing homelessness and families in crisis.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, large print materials, 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.

Center provides services for seniors. Includes education and recreation programs, congregate and home delivered meals, benefits counseling, outreach services, shopping assistance, telephone reassurance, legal aid referrals, and referrals to community resources.

Provides both Dial-a-Ride and 2 Fixed-Route bus routes for the Miami, Globe, and unincorporated Gila County areas.

Provides support services to families with young children. Includes play groups, parenting classes, and referrals to additional services.

Provides academic instruction for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 8. 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 a food pantry for residents of the Mobile area.

Promotes healthy lifestyles through education. Offers information on nutrition, teen pregnancy prevention, and injury prevention,.

Provides recreation, socialization, homework help, and youth development programs.

Provides tutoring and summer camps for students who are visually impaired. Services offered in-person and virtually. Also provides a residential program for students who have graduated from high school and are entering college or the work force.

Provides certified copies of birth certificates for persons born in and after 1950 in Navajo County. Provides certified copies of death certificates within 30 days of registration for deaths occurring in Navajo County.

Provides presentence probation services, and community based corrections probation, parole and re-entry services.

Law library is open to all county residents. Provides assistance in locating legal information, but staff cannot give legal advice nor interpret legal materials. Self-service form center offers basic family law legal forms and other civil forms.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, large print materials, 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 faxing, copy machine, printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access. Delivers materials to homebound patrons. Offers reading tutoring for children in grade 2-5, computer classes, family literacy skills instruction, special interest classes, and recreational activities for all ages. Hosts lifelong learning programs. This is a Culture Pass location.

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

Provides services for people in need. Services include monthly food boxes, daily snack bags, personal hygiene items, pet food, use of the showers, and assistance to get state ID and Arizona birth certificate.

Determines eligibility for retirement benefits, survivors' insurance, Social Security Disability Insurance program (SSDI), and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Also determines eligibility for Original Medicare Part A (hospital), Original Medicare Part B (medical), and Medicare Part D (prescription drugs). Note that Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage Plans) and Medigap Supplemental insurance are offered by private health insurance companies. Also issues original and replacement Social Security cards.

Summer Youth Empowerment Program assists youth ages 14-21 in locating and benefiting from summer employment. Job Readiness Training Program helps people develop the skills and techniques necessary to conduct an effective job search, write a resume, compose a cover letter, and interview with confidence.

Provides information and advocacy to link people to additional services. Includes referrals to rent and utility assistance, diapers, and prescriptions. SNAP navigators and DES agents are available on-site to assist with SNAP/AHCCCS application services and additional resource support.

Provides financial assistance to pet owners who cannot afford urgent veterinary care for an animal with a life-threatening illness or injury. Also provides emergency boarding grants for pets whose owners are survivors of domestic violence while in shelter. ** Temporarily closed to new applications for the remainder of 2025. New applications will begin to be accepted again in mid-January 2026 **