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Administers public libraries throughout the city.

Recreation center open to the public. Offers meeting and event venues for rent including classrooms, rock climbing walls, gymnasiums, pools, and multipurpose rooms.

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

Offers postsecondary education programs including the Sedona Culinary Institute at Yavapai College, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute and general education and computer courses.

Provides emergency food boxes and financial assistance for SRP electric payment. Offers public showers (available May 6-October 28).

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response, crime prevention programs, personal safety seminars, security surveys, police reports, document shredding, adult and child fingerprinting, car seat inspections, and medication disposal throughout the county.

Community clinic that offers basic care and has sliding scale services available.

Provides all police services on the university campus and other UA properties. Emergency telephones around the campus have a blue light, are marked Emergency, and provide direct access to UAPD.

Distributes refurbished computers and laptops for students in need.

Administers health and behavioral health services. Provides healthcare services including medical, dental, pediatric, behavioral health, nutrition, pharmacy services, eligibility assistance, and on-site labs.

Provides academic, vocational, and employment programs. Operates charter school City View High School. Advisors provide work readiness, basic skills, and occupational training for youth ages 14-24. Offers career advisement and placement services. Includes ongoing support to employers and youth to address any issues and ensure a successful experience.

Provides Section 8 rent subsidies to families, older adults, and people with disabilities on low income. Housing assistance payments are made to owners of privately-owned apartments on behalf of the tenant. These rent subsidy payments cover the difference between the contract rent and the amount that renters contribute. Residents are eligible to participate in the Family Self-Sufficiency Program.

Administers programs for children, adults, and families of all abilities and income levels.

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 public computers with Internet access, printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and copy machine. Meeting rooms available for community groups. This is a Culture Pass and Seed Library location. Maintains outside lockers to pick up reserved books.

Administers health research programs through various institutes, centers, and offices.

Library loans books, audio books, and DVDs. Offers printer, Wi-Fi wireless access, and public computers with Internet access.

Administers various Christian senior living communities.

Provides civil legal services to at-risk youth through the Court Advisor Program, Free Advice Clinic for Teens, Guardianship Project, Guardianship Clinic, Teens @ Work Program, and Adoption Project.

Provides law enforcement services including emergency response, general crime prevention, and police reports throughout the town.

Trial court has limited jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases. Hears civil actions of $10,000 or less and small claims of $3,500 or less. Handles traffic violations and landlord/tenant disputes including forcible detainer (evictions). Issues protective and restraining orders, and issues marriage licenses and performs marriages by appointment.

Outpatient clinic provides primary medical care, behavioral health, dental, vision, and support services.

Provides meal delivery service to people who are unable to prepare meals for themselves. Two meals are delivered each weekday; special diets available.

Provides services for seniors and adults with disabilities so they can remain in their own homes. Includes information about community resources. Also provides intake, case management, and coordination of in-home support services. *** Due to a change in funding, new client services in Mohave and Yuma counties are subject to wait lists. ***

Administers services for adults and children. Provides information about and referrals to community resources.

Provides financial assistance to workers through central intake when they become unemployed through no fault of their own. It is the responsibility of the unemployed worker to initiate a claim for benefits. Accepts applications for unemployment insurance claims, reactivations of existing claims, and federal extended emergency unemployment benefits using the Arizona Reemployment Rapid Access (ARRA) system. Accepts and investigates claims of fraud concerning unemployment benefits.