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Provides affordable housing for seniors age 62 and older or people with mobility impairments.

Provides transitional housing for veterans and their families. Includes case management and various support services.

Provides two food boxes per month to people in need.

Offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the public programs including community resources and development, criminology and criminal justice, public affairs, and social work.

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

Council is made up of elected officials who administer programs serving members of the Ak-Chin Indian Community. Processes applications for tribal membership.

Provides shelter for lost, unwanted or abandoned animals. Offers pets for adoption.

Administers juvenile and adult probation services in various locations.

Provides affordable housing for rent and for sale to low to moderate income families. Maintains a waiting list for accessible units.

Provides daily evening meals and weekly shower facilities for people who are homeless. Also provides food boxes, clothing and voucher. Includes referrals to additional services.

Provides administrative support for the Mayor and City Council, prepares and distributes City Council agenda packets, conducts city elections, and records legal documents of the city.

Provides free specialty care by supervised students for uninsured or underinsured individuals or those experiencing financial hardship.

Family medicine clinic provides primary health care services for all ages.

Provides legal assistance for eviction prevention and landlord/tenant disputes in partnership with Community Legal Services (CLS)

Provides international tracing and helps re-establish communication between family members who have been separated by foreign armed crisis. Also provides youth-oriented programs such as the global measles rubella initiative.

Provides comprehensive job assistance for people in Yavapai County who are unemployed through no fault of their own. Services include assistance to pay for education, work clothes, and help overcoming other barriers, as well as career counseling/coaching.

Provides housekeeping, personal care, attendant care, and respite care for seniors and adults with disabilities.

Provides assistance to help meet the emergency needs of individuals and families affected by fire, flood and other disasters. Services include short-term housing, personal hygiene kits, food, and financial assistance. Also assists clients to make recovery plans.

Provides residential and business landscape irrigation services in the Phoenix metro area. Accepts and acts on reports of emergency situations including flooding.

Maintains streets, Evergreen Cemetery, and wastewater treatment facilities. Provides recycling and trash pick-up.

Provides burial services for an veteran who has had other than a dishonorable discharge.

Provides primary health care and dental services for Native American children and adults.

Provides studio apartments for youths 18-24 years old, transitioning out of homelessness. Six month lease rent based on 30% of income, with minimum income required at move-in. Leases can be renewed twice.

Coordinates a collaborative process that reduces the number of homeless locally and regionally. Designs and implements programs for the homeless including access to housing, health, and social services necessary to meet basic human needs.

Provides advocacy for benefits and services to support active duty and honorably discharged veterans, service members, and their families.