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Provides public transportation in Flagstaff. Services include Mountain Line and Mountain Link fixed route service, and Mountain Lift Paratransit transportation for seniors and people with disabilities. Also provides vanpool service for commuters traveling to and from Flagstaff.

Provides primary health care services for veterans.

Provides congregated meals, home delivered meals, recreation programs, social activities, food pantries, health and wellness promotion, and legal assistance for seniors.

Provides mass notification system which will send messages regarding local emergencies and imminent threats to health and safety. Subscribers sign up to receive messages by text, email, or automated phone call. The system uses Smart911 to deliver these messages.

Responds to environmental and zoning violation complaints in Pima County. Includes complaints regarding air quality (such as emissions coming from a business, burning, and dust), water quality (such as drinking water, industrial discharges, and draining swimming pools), waste (such as loose garbage in residential areas, raw sewage, and removal of demolition projects), and zoning violation (such as weeds, junk vehicles, excessive farm animals, and commercial use in residential zone). Does not handle landlord/tenant disputes, or complaints about bees, mold, or indoor air quality.

Hears civil and criminal matters. Issues emergency orders of protection.

Provides food boxes, drive-thru food distribution, and additional food support, undergarments, hygiene supplies, school supplies, holiday assistance, GESD school enrollment support and McKinney-Vento services, infant essentials, parent/child interaction. Offers development classes, parenting support, rental/utility assistance and affordable housing for Glendale residents only, and heat relief network hydration station, volunteer opportunities, clothing, laundry services, workforce development and employment assistance, paid internships for ages 15-21, AHCCCS, TANF, and SNAP renewal and application assistance, substance use prevention education, behavioral/mental health services, preventative dental care for ages 0-21 or expectant mothers, formal wear for high school students, and information to additional community resources.

Provides services for seniors. Offers noon meals, home delivered meals, shopping service, friendly visiting, recreation and education programs, and information about community resources.

Offers a full circulation and reference library. The Earl E Mackert Data Resource Center offers computers with internet access and Microsoft Office 365 for residents of Sun City West and their guests.

Offers recreational and socialization activities for seniors. Provides congregate and home delivered meals. Meals are prepared and delivered by the senior center located at Casa de Primavera.

Provides a variety of health services to tribal members. Services include community health nursing, traditional healing, dental, and diabetes clinic. Offers prevention programs for HIV and tobacco use, fitness center, and wellness program. Also provides space for dialysis center and WIC.

Elected officials, including the mayor and city council, are responsible for administration and implementation of city policies, laws, and services. The city manager is appointed and is responsible for the daily operations. Council meetings provide a forum for questions or concerns about municipal issues.

Provides burial services for veterans who have had other than a dishonorable discharge.

Provides public housing in project-based apartment complexes and Section 8 rent subsidies for various apartment complexes to people on low income. Applicants are placed on a waiting list until assistance is available.

Provides supervision for juveniles placed on probation.

Administers support services to children, teens, and young adults who have been impacted by a serious medical condition or death, and their families.

Distributes emergency food boxes to individuals and families and provides partner agencies with food boxes to redistribute to people in need.

Provides law enforcement, crime prevention information, police reports, graffiti removal, and employment related fingerprinting.

Provides family planning services, parenting classes, and referrals for medical services, childbirth, and parenting. Also offers assistance with maternity, baby clothing, and other materials and has STI testing by appointment.

Provides information about COVID-19. Includes information on vaccines, boosters, symptoms, treatment, masks, prevention, testing, understanding the results, and Long COVID. Also provides free at-home COVID-19 tests. Limited to one order per residential address; order includes four individual rapid COVID-19 tests.

Provides recreational programs for adults and seniors including exercise, socialization, bingo, field trips, and other activities.

Provides law enforcement, crime prevention, copies of police reports, and fingerprinting for employment for the municipality of Douglas.

Provides services for adults who are stroke survivors, have Parkinson's, are in the beginning to moderate stages of dementia, have intellectual disabilities, and for those who are aging in place. Services include health care, therapeutic activities, socialization, and a hot noon meal. Also provides respite care for caregivers.

Provides outpatient family practice primary care.

Provides financial assistance to needy families with dependent children for a lifetime limit of 60 months through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. Assistance is available to single parents, two-parent families through the Two-Parent Employment Program (TPEP), Kinship Care, Kinship Foster Care, unwed minor parents, and legal permanent guardians. Grant Diversion Program provides one-time financial assistance to assist adults in families to get or keep a job so ongoing support will not be required.