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Administers Veterans Affairs programs and services for veterans and their families in northern Arizona and New Mexico.

Provides outpatient family practice primary care including radiology and OB/GYN services.

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 comprehensive primary care to veterans. Includes health screening, health promotion and maintenance, education, management of acute and chronic diseases, women's health, and immunizations.

Provides faith-based, homeless drop in centers and resource center for people who are experiencing homelessness. Services include soup kitchen, showers, and information about community resources.

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

Offers services for older adults and people with disabling conditions. Services include medical appointment transportation, health advocacy, grocery shopping, friendly visiting and phoning, caregiver relief, personal business assistance, minor home repair, delivered meals for lunch, and a van offering transportation to and from recreational and shopping venues.

Provides group homes for youth who have been removed from their families. Includes education, counseling, and psychiatric nursing services. Services are culturally sensitive with bilingual staff available to Spanish-speaking clients.

Hears cases that involve the United States government, the United States Constitution or federal laws, or controversies between states or between the United States and foreign governments.

Provides outreach and support services for homeless and near-homeless youth and young adults. Community-based service; will meet youth at a school, park, or the office. Also provides transitional housing for young adults. Program includes case management, counseling, assistance with basic needs such as food, clothing, emergency shelter, and referrals to other services.

Raises and allocates funds to local agencies that focus on the areas of education, financial stability, and healthy communities. Works to improve the quality of life for everyone.

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response throughout the town.

Library loans books, e-books, audio books, large print materials, videotapes, CDs, and DVDs. Offers copy machine, printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access.

Administers community health centers throughout Pima County.

Administers trash and recycling programs for residential and commercial customers.

Provides emergency shelters for runaway and homeless boys. Separate facilities for boys and girls.

Administers and enforces the state's tax laws.

Provides in-home support to enhance independence and improve quality of life. Services include counseling, case management, advocacy and assistance with navigating resources.

Volunteers provide non-medical assistance to adults unable to drive due to physical limitations in order to help them continue living independently.

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.

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

Provides a website to fill out the forms needed to request an Order of Protection or an Injunction Against Harassment. Forms can be printed and a confirmation number will be assigned. Applicant must use this number and must file the petition at an Arizona court to start the case. Information is saved for 90 days.

HIV specialty clinic providing primary medical care, dental care, HIV testing, PrEP and counseling, behavioral health care, and clinical trial research for new drug therapies, and support services.

Provides services for people in need in the East Valley.

Provides local disaster relief services. Services include mass feeding programs for victims and relief workers at temporary sites, mobile feeding programs for victims and relief workers at the disaster scene, temporary shelter in Salvation Army facilities, collection and distribution of donated goods for the victims, victim registration and identification, missing persons services, and spiritual counseling for the bereaved and injured.