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Processes applications for tribal membership. Issues Certificates of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB) and tribal identification cards to tribal members; verifies enrollment for members requesting services through the tribe and local, state and federal programs.

Provides emergency food boxes for people in need.

Provides employment search assistance for youth and young adults. Services include assistance with goal setting, resume preparation, searching for job openings, and interview skill training. Also provides educational opportunities, and tutoring and access to computers, training workshops, and social events with peers.

Provides a variety of activities for both youth and adults. These include religious, spiritual, and recreational activities, an after-school program for 1st through 8th graders, a summer day camp for 1st through 12th graders, weekly teen youth group meetings, a gym for basketball and volleyball, and game, weight, and craft rooms. Additionally, there are weekly ladies' group meetings, ESL classes, tutoring for after-school participants, and music instruction available.

Community clinic that offers basic care and has sliding scale services available. Offers enrollment assistance to individuals and families in need of health care coverage and community resources.

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.

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

Provides employment assistance and training to adults, veterans, youth, and others with serious barriers to employment including dislocated workers. Services include occupational and vocational training, job search training, employment counseling, basic education programs, and job search assistance. Offers the use of computers with Internet access, fax machines, copiers, and telephones for job search purposes only. May also provide assistance with transportation, child care, counseling, minor medical services, clothing for work or training, and referrals to other agencies.

Provides solid waste management services to the public and city departments including contained and uncontained garbage collection, residential recycling collection and education, household hazardous waste collection events, dead animal collection, and illegal dumping investigations.

Sells donated clothing and household goods to the general public.

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 free primary medical care for working poor and uninsured in various locations.

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

Provides animal shelter for dogs and cats. Picks up injured or stray animals; arranges animal adoptions. Sells dog licenses. Also provides animal control services, and investigates complaints of stray dogs, wildlife, animal bites or attacks, injured animals, and cruelty or neglect.

Provides recreational and socialization programs for older adults. Offers arts and crafts classes, games, field trips, fitness programs, and health education programs. Lunches provided to adults age 60 and older by Catholic Social Services with reservations one week in advance.

Administers commission services and provides information about Arizona corporations to the general public.

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 low-interest, long-term loans for physical and economic damage caused by a disaster. Loans are made to homeowners, renters, businesses, and nonprofit organizations that are located in regions affected by a declared disaster, including civil unrest and natural disasters such as hurricanes, flooding, wildfires, etc.

Sells donated building materials and household goods to the general public.

Provides parenting classes, and material assistance for children such as diapers and clothing.

Provides online resource of HIV information. Offers doctor locator, testing site locator, HIV and AIDS resources, and informational materials.

Inspect restaurants and food vendors. Investigates complaints regarding unsanitary conditions, standing water, and sewer problems that affect public health. Provides Food Handler Training and issues certificates; separate classes in English and Spanish. Does not provide tenant/landlord assistance.

Provides youth enrichment program. Offers after school drop-in activities and summer day camp. Programs include activities in four core areas: Academic Success, Be Good, Do Great; Healthy Choices, and Fun with a Purpose.

Lends durable medical equipment for up to 90 days. Equipment includes mobility aids such as wheelchairs, transport chairs, and walkers. Also includes home health aids such as shower chairs, elevated toilet seats, and bath transfer benches.

Provides adult day programs for adults affected by early to moderate stages of dementia. Services include therapeutic activities, socialization, intergenerational programs, and a hot lunch. Offers respite care for caregivers.