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Provides workshops and support groups for foster parents. Website provides information about the basics of foster care and links to additional resources. Offers a section for youth aging out of foster care or who have already transitioned out of foster care. Includes information about financial assistance, health care, and education. Social workers available for online chats.

Provides family planning services including information about medications and exposures during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Includes information about over-the-counter medications, prescription medications, vitamins and supplements, alcohol and recreational drugs, immunizations, diseases, infections, chemicals, and pesticides.

Enforces state and local statutes and ordinances associated with domestic and wild animals to protect public health and safety. Services include routine area patrols; investigation of complaints of loose or vicious dogs, suspected rabid animals and reports of abuse; investigation of animal bites; rabies vaccination clinics; issues dog licenses; inspects kennels and pet stores for compliance with county codes.

Provides reduced-fare, door-to-door bus service throughout Lake Havasu City for seniors and people with disabilities.

Provides medical care, home test collection kits, medication and support for people with Hep C/HIV/AIDS. Services include primary care, medical case management, and peer support groups. Offers free and confidential testing, educational presentations, and safer sex materials.

Supports academic success by helping students and families find the resources they need. Provides family support center, limited food boxes, clothing, school supplies, and referrals to additional services. Serves as a family resource center.

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.

Volunteers work with professional staff to raise funds for health and human service programs as well as priority areas which meet the needs of the community. Provides community development and planning services.

Handles all civil traffic, criminal misdemeanors, criminal traffic, and complaint citations. Issues Orders of Protection, Injunctions Against Harassment and Injunctions Against Workplace Harassment. Also issues marriage licenses and passports.

Hears cases involving bankruptcy filings for individuals, businesses, or government entities. The Help Line gives information about filing bankruptcy and access to volunteer lawyers who consult for free with people interested in filing bankruptcy.

Provides group classes to teach older adults and people with disabilities to prevent falls. Participants learn to set realistic goals for increasing activity, change their environment to reduce fall risk factors, and learn simple exercises to increase strength and balance.

Coordinates advocacy efforts on behalf of people age 60 and older. Promotes public awareness of their issues. Acts as an information center about programs and services for the aging. Administers contracts with public and private providers. Provides technical assistance to contractors and other community groups. Coordinates planning, development, and delivery of needed services for seniors age 60 and older and adults with disabilities age 18 and older who need long term care. Volunteers share presentations in classrooms about life stories of prejudices they have endured. Volunteers also lead video discussions about diversity, bullying, and self-esteem.

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 primary health care for Native American children and adults.

Law library is open to all county residents. Provides assistance in locating legal information, but staff cannot give legal advice nor interpret legal materials. Self-service form center offers basic family law legal forms and other civil forms.

Administers gospel-based programs for people who are homeless.

Administers culturally appropriate services.

Administers Head Start and Early Head Start programs in various locations throughout Maricopa County. 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 crisis intervention programs for members of Arizona Complete Health.

Provides individual support to help women find employment. Includes career exploration, resume writing, job search techniques, and interviewing skills.

Provides a self-paced GED program for youth and adults, online high diploma program, basic computer skills classes, resume writing assistance, and job interview coaching. Also offers a work study program to prepare students for employment. Students may be eligible for a participation stipend.

Provides for the construction of new homes from both Community funded sources (RHIP) and Federal funded sources (NAHASDA). Provides for the repair and maintenance of existing stock of housing built previously from Federal funding sources. Provides for the management of Rental Housing built and maintained through Federal funding and implementation of Community policies on said rental units. Provides for the awareness education to tenants of housing regarding drugs, violence and gangs within the Community. Serve rental and homeownership tenants by annual certifications and inspections. Provides housing counseling services, and intake for eligibility for housing assistance.

Answers emergency and non-emergency calls for law enforcement and fire districts throughout Cochise County.

Animal shelter dedicated to finding committed homes for cats and dogs whose owners can no longer provide quality care due to unforeseen circumstances. Also offers pets for adoption. May also offer pet food to owners in need. Also offers low cost vaccine clinics, low cost euthanasia services, and low cost spay and neuter services.

Provides mentoring to young women who are pregnant or already have children. Also provides financial literacy workshops, job preparation classes, and referrals to community resources.