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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 family resource center and educational opportunities for families and providers of services to children with behavioral health challenges. Offers support groups for parents and caregivers to give families a safe place to talk about their challenges, inspire hope, connect with other families, and share successes. Parent Assistance Center staff assists other parents in resolving family challenges such as sibling support, access to services, free counseling, special education of 504 plans in schools, housing and shelter, etc.

Provides poison control information and education for people who treat victims of poisoning and for the general public to prevent poisoning accidents. Offers information to consumers and health professionals on medications, medicinal herbs, venomous animals (snake bites, bee stings, etc.), plants, and pet poisoning. Also provides poison prevention materials and classes to the community. Conducts research on poison management. Serves all of Arizona except Maricopa County, which is served by Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix.

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

Provides a confidential suicide prevention hotline for LGBTQ youth. Offers an online messaging service for questions surrounding sexual orientation and gender identity; and TrevorSpace, a social networking site for LGBTQ youth and allies. Website provides links to other programs and resources.

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

Provides support groups for men and women seeking abstinence from substance use disorders and harmful habits. Meetings use secular, science-based, and non-confrontational motivational methods. There are no sponsors and does not offer a spiritual focus. Meets in Golden Valley, Green Valley, Marana, Mesa, Phoenix, Prescott, Scottsdale, Sedona, Tempe, Tucson, and Yuma. Meetings held in-person and virtually.

Provides finance assistance to people in need. Assistance includes payment for rent, mortgage, and utilities such as water, electric, gas, propane, wood, and coal.

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

Administers Head Start and Early Head Start programs in various locations throughout central Arizona. Sites offer classroom and home-based early education services for children in low income families. The emphasis is on school readiness. Services include nutritious meals, medical and dental services, activities for parents, and assistance for children with special needs.

Provides bookmobile service to people in outlying county areas and to patrons at senior centers. Loans books, audio books, videotapes, CDs, and DVDs.

Provides new holiday gifts for children ages 0-21 in foster, kinship, and guardianship care. Offers parents to shop for holiday gifts at Thunderbird Campus or receive a pre-packed joy bag through their DCS or tribal case worker.

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

Provides meeting rooms for nonprofit organizations. May include use of the kitchen.

Elected and appointed officials, including the county manager and the board of supervisors, are responsible for administration of county services and enacting county rules and regulations. The Citizen Contact Center connects callers to general information.

Administers recreation, socialization, and youth development programs.

Maintains streets, traffic signs and signals, speed humps, bike paths, and sidewalks in the city. Accepts reports of obstructions in roadways, flooding in streets, and damaged crosswalks due to storms. Also responsible for drainage structures, public art pieces, and street lights and signs.

Administers programs relating to wage earners, job seekers, and retirees. Works to improve working conditions, advance opportunities for profitable employment, and protect work-related benefits and rights. Tracks statistics on the labor force, occupations, and other national economic measurements.

Locates and values all property within the county. Also maintains current property ownership records and property assessment maps. Exemptions are processed annually for widow/widowers, seniors, people who are 100% disabled, and qualifying organizations.

Responsible for water and sewer services for residents and businesses in Peoria.

Provides case management and a variety of in-home services to seniors and disabled adults.

Volunteers prepare current and prior year income tax returns for individuals and married couples with low income.

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.

Provides monthly emergency food boxes. Occasionally offers diapers, basic hygiene items, and pet food when available.

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.