County Attorney Vacancy: Board Appoints Seven to Citizen Advisory Committee

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved members of a seven-person citizen committee that will screen applicants for the vacant county attorney position and make recommendations.  Committee members include community leaders, attorneys, a...

Board of Supervisors Outlines Process for Filling County Attorney Vacancy

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is now accepting applications for County Attorney. Today the Board officially accepted the resignation of Bill Montgomery and set forth a process for filling the vacancy.

State law assigns the Board of Supervisors r...

New Justice of the Peace Appointed

PHOENIX – Today the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed a new Justice of the Peace for the McDowell Mountain Precinct.  Michele Reagan was chosen to fill a position that involves resolving criminal complaints and a variety of...

Award-Winning County Program Addresses Link Between HIV Suppression, Stable Housing

There are more than 18,000 people in Arizona who have been diagnosed with HIV according to the Arizona Department of Health Services.  Montez Shelby is hoping to be one of the success stories, thanks to an award-winning Maricopa County program.

&a...

Maricopa County Invests in Homelessness Solutions

Connecting people to housing and jobs; watching out for families, youth, and the most vulnerable on our streets; helping people find stability and success upon release from jail. These are all part of a regional approach that is getting strong support and...

Maricopa County Named Among Nation's Top Digital Counties

Maricopa County is being recognized as one of the best in the country at leveraging technology and data to serve residents.  The Center for Digital Government (CDG) and the National Association of Counties (NACo) named Maricopa County among the w...

Board of Supervisors Looks to Appoint New Justice of the Peace

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is seeking applicants for Justice of the Peace in the McDowell Mountain Precinct. Judge Michael Reagan, who has served in that position for more than 15 years, is retiring effective July 26, 2019.

The district encom...

County Administration Building to Reopen on Wednesday 7/3

Phoenix - County leaders intend to reopen the County Administration Building at 301 West Jefferson Street on Wednesday, July 3.  The building was closed to the public on Monday and Tuesday after an electrical fire knocked out power to several dow...

UPDATE: Most County Buildings Downtown to Reopen Tuesday

Phoenix - The County Administration Building at 301 West Jefferson Street will remain closed for a second day on Tuesday, July 2 in the aftermath of an electrical fire that caused power outages to several buildings in the downtown core.  All othe...

Some County Buildings Closed on 7/1 After Fire and Power Outage

Some County Buildings Closed After Fire and Power Outage

Phoenix - Several County buildings are closed today after a fire led to power outages and road closures in downtown Phoenix.  Buildings closed to the public include the county administration...

Mandela Washington Fellows Visit Maricopa County

Mandela Washington Fellows visited Maricopa County to learn about public management practices.

The 25 fellows are from 19 different African counties.

“These are the up and coming super stars from across Africa who have distinguished themselves in government...

Board of Supervisors Takes More Active Role in Maricopa County Elections

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors took action to enhance the way county elections are run in the nation’s fastest-growing county.  The vote to approve the final, amended recommendations of a countywide election work group—following ...

Board of Supervisors Approves Final FY 2020 Budget

With a new decade on the horizon, the nation’s fastest-growing county is making smart investments to further position itself as an attractive, long-term home for families and businesses. Today, the Board of Supervisors approved a final budget of...

Measurable Impact: Mosaic Program Helping Reduce Recidivism

The Mosaic substance abuse program is having a measurable impact on Maricopa County’s moderate to high risk jail population.

New statistics show, in 2017, Mosaic participants had a recidivism rate approximately 20% below two control groups of county inmate...

County Leaders Tour Maryvale Hospital

A court room, mental health services, space for attorneys, and an active emergency room are all coming together under one roof on the west side of Phoenix. Members of the Board of Supervisors and County leaders recently joined Superior Court and Maricopa ...

Providing a Home to Homeless Youth

Maricopa County partnered with Catholic Charities and Homeless Youth Connection to help buy and renovate a home that will serve as a safe place for homeless youth to stay while they’re connected to a host home. 

Maricopa County ...

Maricopa County receives 31 National Achievement Awards

Maricopa County received 31 National Achievement Awards this year from the National Association of Counties (NACo) for programs that increase residents’ well-being and improve the use of technology to transform how we do business.

The award-winnin...

Maricopa County Gets Rid of Overdue Fines at its Public Libraries

PHOENIX, Ariz. – May 22, 2019 – Maricopa County is welcoming thousands of customers back to its public libraries. The Board of Supervisors has voted to eliminate overdue fines – and to waive existing overdue fines &a...

Elections Work Group Presents Findings to Board of Supervisors

The Elections Work Group tasked with examining the structure, staffing, and technology of the Elections Department shared its findings with the Board of Supervisors today. To see the presentation and Work Group report, please visit our 2019 Elections Proj...

Board of Supervisors Approves Tentative FY 2020 Budget

With a new decade on the horizon, the nation’s fastest-growing county is making smart investments to further position itself as an attractive, long-term home for families and businesses.  Today, the Board of Supervisors approve...

Six Students Recognized for Stormwater Artwork

Maricopa County Board of Supervisors honored the winners of the 2019 Stormwater Pollution Awareness Poster Contest this week.

Stormwater runoff is one of the leading causes of water pollution in the United States. In an effort to bring awareness to this pr...

Employee Eliminates Barriers to Connect with People, Receives Tom Manos Outstanding Service Award

Maricopa County employee Michele Castañeda-Martinez has received the 2019 Tom Manos Outstanding Service Award.

Each year, the award is given to an employee who lives up to the example set by the former county manager, Tom Manos. This pe...

Boards Appoints Kyrene Constable

PHOENIX – Today the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed a new constable for the Kyrene Justice Precinct. Ben Halloran was selected from a large pool of applicants for the position that was vacated by Kent Rini in February.

“T...

Maricopa County To Manage Additional 1,000+ Acres of Public Land

PHOENIX –The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) signed a lease agreement allowing the Parks and Recreation Department to enter into a Recreation and Public Purposes (R&PP) lease with the BLM Hassayampa F...

Donation Will Launch Pet Help Program

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control is launching a new program thanks to a private donation.

The Board of Supervisors have accepted a $45,000 donation from Cathy Rinaldi, a longtime Animal Care and Control volunteer. This donation will help launch Mari...

Board Approves Public Safety Dock at Lake Pleasant

Phoenix – The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved design and construction of a new dock and boathouses at Scorpion Bay Marina within Lake Pleasant Regional Park. This addition will be for the exclusive use of the Maricopa County Parks and Recrea...

Jack Sellers Appointed as District 1 Supervisor

Maricopa County has a new Supervisor representing parts of the East Valley. Jack Sellers was appointed today to represent District 1 by unanimous vote of the Board of Supervisors.

“What an honor and privilege it is to be appointed to serve on thi...

Last Board Meeting for Supervisor Denny Barney

During his final official meeting as a Maricopa County supervisor, Denny Barney, District 1, expressed gratitude to his colleagues on the Board, county staff, and constituents, as well as family and close friends who attended his final board meet...

Working Group Created to Make Elections Recommendations

The Board of Supervisors directed the county manager to form a working group that may lead to substantial changes in the way elections are run in the fourth most populous county in the country.

The 2018 Primary and General Elections saw massive turnout and...

Bill Gates Elected Chairman of Board of Supervisors

January 9, 2019 – PHOENIX – Bill Gates, the newly-elected Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, says county government is making a difference on pressing regional issues such as water, environmental health, and growth a...

ASU Sustainability Grant Finalized

At a check presentation ceremony today, Maricopa County finalized a partnership with Arizona State University that will result in practical ways to reduce urban heat and improve air quality in our region.

In November, the Maricopa County Industrial Develo...

Office of the Medical Examiner Receives Full Accreditation

The premier professional organization for medical examiners is giving its highest endorsement to the Maricopa County Office of the Medical Examiner (OME). OME has received full accreditation from the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME) for th...

Elves Donate to Shelter Pets

This week, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors accepted a donation of collars, toy, and treats from the East Side Elves valued at $7,371. 

The East Side Elves collected the items and made sure Maricopa County Animal Care and Control shelter p...

Board Canvasses Nov. 6 Election

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has approved the canvass of the November 6, 2018 General Election. Today’s canvass sends election results from Maricopa County to the Secretary of State’s office for review.

“I want to ...

Celebrating Maricopa Trail and Take A Hike Day

Maricopa County celebrated a Maricopa Trail milestone and Take A Hike Day with free entry to regional parks November 17.

“Phase 1 of the Maricopa Trail is now complete.  This is a huge achievement for our Parks Department and a cause wor...

Funding the Future: Maricopa County, ASU Combat Urban Heat

The Maricopa County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) approved a grant to the ASU Foundation for a New American University for research to help reduce urban heat and improve air quality. The $2.99 million grant is for three years and will help get th...

External Report on 2018 Election Issues Released

BerryDunn, the consulting firm hired by Maricopa County to review Election Day processes and related issues, has released its capstone report. The purpose of BerryDunn's work was threefold: to ensure that the Recorder's Office is implementing the recommen...

Maricopa County Supports Healthy Giving Campaign

PHOENIX—Community leaders came together today to launch a campaign to show the generous people of Maricopa County how they can be part of long-term solutions for those experiencing homelessness.  The campaign builds on the vast network of goodwil...

Board of Supervisors Receives Status Update on November Election Plan

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors received a status update on the 2018 General Election today. County Recorder Adrian Fontes said his office was expecting record turnout for a midterm election, possibly a “threefold increase” com...

Help Identify Missing Persons

Maricopa County works all year long to identify missing persons and bring closure to families, but not every attempt leads to a connection.

“In the state of Arizona alone, we have 1700 unidentified, and a lot of those cases are cases where we don...

An Example of Service

The call came in at 7 pm on a Friday night.  Not just after work hours, but solidly into the weekend.  Ted McCreary, a Behavioral Health Case Manager, was calling his boss, Jeff Tourdot, about a Phoenix water customer who was in desperat...

Maricopa County Releases Interim Report on 2018 Primary Election Issues

READ THE INTERIM REPORT

VISIT THE PRIMARY ELECTION REVIEW WEBSITE

The Maricopa County Internal Audit Department has completed an interim report on issues surrounding the 2018 Primary Election. The purpose of this review, requested by the Maricopa County Boa...

County issues proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors issued a proclamation today recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.  The county’s efforts create an opportunity for residents and Maricopa County’s more than 1...

County Attorney Vacancy: Board Appoints Seven to Citizen Advisory Committee

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved members of a seven-person citizen committee that will screen applicants for the vacant county attorney position and make recommendations.  Committee members include community leaders, attorneys, a...

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Reduce Dust When Planting Winter Ryegrass

PHOENIX (September 10, 2019) — Maricopa County Air Quality Department (MCAQD) encourages commercial properties, government agencies, and residents to reduce dust this fall when switching to winter ryegrass. Overseeding can impact air quality by ...

Jack Sellers Appointed as District 1 Supervisor

Maricopa County has a new Supervisor representing parts of the East Valley. Jack Sellers was appointed today to represent District 1 by unanimous vote of the Board of Supervisors.

“What an honor and privilege it is to be appointed to serve on this outstand...

Board of Supervisors Looks to Appoint New Justice of the Peace

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is seeking applicants for Justice of the Peace in the McDowell Mountain Precinct. Judge Michael Reagan, who has served in that position for more than 15 years, is retiring effective July 26, 2019.

The district encom...

Supervisor Chucri Appointed Honorary Consul to Estonia

Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Chucri has found a new way to serve his community and country. His latest endeavor involves a new title: Mr. Chucri is Arizona’s Honorary Consul to the Republic of Estonia.

“I come from a family of immig...

June Update

The June update includes information on the: 

• Tenative FY 2020 Budget Approved
• Arbor Day
• McDowell Mountain Regional Park
• GPEC Executive Mission
• Marc Community Resources & Partners in Recovery
• Gilbert Public Safety Training Facility
• Register for our ...

April Update

The April update includes information on the: 

• FAA sets workshops on noisy flight path changes
• Breakfast on the Farm
• Reigning Grace Ranch
• Hawes Trail Alliance
• National County Government Month

Read for more information >

March Update

The March update includes information on the: 

• Passing of the Gavel
• Announcement of the New District 1 Supervisor
• ASU Partnership
• First Place Press Conference
• PETCO Donation
• AZ Air National Guard
• Arizona Heart Foundation
• Chandler Chamber of Commerce
• Maric...

2018 Year in Review

2018 Projects included:

1. Creating a Healthier Urban Environment
2. More Job Connections
3. Regional Leadership on Homelessness
4. Good Governance

Read the newsletter to see my year in review infographic.

Read my article for project details.

Watch my year in review video.

Grant Money to Help At-Risk Populations in Maricopa County

PHOENIX, Ariz. – November 29, 2018 – The collaboration between Maricopa County and the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC) continues this year with Board approval of another round of grants from SRPMIC.  More th...

Maricopa County, ASU Partner to Combat Urban Heat, Improve Air Quality

The $2.99 million grant is for three years and will help get the Healthy Urban Environments (HUE) Initiative at Arizona State University off the ground.

The Maricopa County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) approved a grant to the ASU Foundation for a...

Summer Newsletter

Topics in this issue include:

• Animal Shelter Update
• What We Can Do About the Heat
• St. Mary's Community Kitchen

View the Monthly Update.

November Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Thanksgiving Greeting
• National Adoption Day
• Teens Giving Back

View the Monthly Update.

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Fall Newsletter

Topics covered in this issue include:

• Maricopa County Parks & Recreation

View the Quarterly Update

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August Update

The District 3 August Update Includes:

• A Message From Chairman Gates
• District 3 Community Events
• KJZZ Interview On Elections Changes
• Library News
• Arizona Game & Fish Hatcheries
• Arizona Horizon: Help For The Homelessness
• Staying Safe During A Power Outage
• 2019...

Maricopa County Named Among Nation's Top Digital Counties

Maricopa County is being recognized as one of the best in the country at leveraging technology and data to serve residents.  The Center for Digital Government (CDG) and the National Association of Counties (NACo) named Maricopa County among the w...

Board of Supervisors Takes More Active Role in Maricopa County Elections

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors took action to enhance the way county elections are run in the nation’s fastest-growing county.  The vote to approve the final, amended recommendations of a countywide election work group—following ...

Board of Supervisors Approves Final FY 2020 Budget

With a new decade on the horizon, the nation’s fastest-growing county is making smart investments to further position itself as an attractive, long-term home for families and businesses. Today, the Board of Supervisors approved a final budget of $2.57 bil...

Maricopa County receives 31 National Achievement Awards

Maricopa County received 31 National Achievement Awards this year from the National Association of Counties (NACo) for programs that increase residents’ well-being and improve the use of technology to transform how we do business.

The award-winnin...

Transportation Surveys, Grant Opportunity, & Upcoming Meetings

Board Approves Public Safety Dock at Lake Pleasant

Phoenix – The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved design and construction of a new dock and boathouses at Scorpion Bay Marina within Lake Pleasant Regional Park. This addition will be for the exclusive use of the Maricopa County Parks and Recrea...

Donation Will Launch Pet Help Program

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control is launching a new program thanks to a private donation.

The Board of Supervisors have accepted a $45,000 donation from Cathy Rinaldi, a longtime Animal Care and Control volunteer. This donation will help launch Mari...

Bill Gates Elected Chairman of Board of Supervisors

January 9, 2019 – PHOENIX – Bill Gates, the newly-elected Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, says county government is making a difference on pressing regional issues such as water, environmental health, and growth and can do even more ...

Buckeye Hills Regional Park Gets Energized

After years of operating on solar power and diesel generators, Buckeye Hills Regional Park, a Maricopa County regional park located in the far west valley, has been energized! In 2016, the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation and Facilities Management Dep...

Board of Supervisors Takes More Active Role in Maricopa County Elections

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors took action to enhance the way county elections are run in the nation’s fastest-growing county.  The vote to approve the final, amended recommendations of a countywide election work group—following ...

Board of Supervisors Approves Final FY 2020 Budget

With a new decade on the horizon, the nation’s fastest-growing county is making smart investments to further position itself as an attractive, long-term home for families and businesses. Today, the Board of Supervisors approved a final budget of $2.57 bil...

Buckeye Hills Regional Park Gets Energized

After years of operating on solar power and diesel generators, Buckeye Hills Regional Park, a Maricopa County regional park located in the far west valley, has been energized! In 2016, the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation and Facilities Management Dep...

Board of Supervisors Takes More Active Role in Maricopa County Elections

Today, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors took action to enhance the way county elections are run in the nation’s fastest-growing county.  The vote to approve the final, amended recommendations of a countywide election work group—following ...

Board of Supervisors Approves Final FY 2020 Budget

With a new decade on the horizon, the nation’s fastest-growing county is making smart investments to further position itself as an attractive, long-term home for families and businesses. Today, the Board of Supervisors approved a final budget of $2.57 bil...

Board of Supervisors Outlines Process for Filling County Attorney Vacancy

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is now accepting applications for County Attorney. Today the Board officially accepted the resignation of Bill Montgomery and set forth a process for filling the vacancy.

State law assigns the Board of Supervisors responsibility for appointing a new county attorney in the case of a vacancy. The process for making that appointment is not defined by state law but was agreed upon today by a unanimous vote of the Board. The pr...

Maricopa County Invests in Homelessness Solutions

Connecting people to housing and jobs; watching out for families, youth, and the most vulnerable on our streets; helping people find stability and success upon release from jail. These are all part of a regional approach that is getting strong support and...

Maricopa County Invests in Homelessness Solutions

Connecting people to housing and jobs; watching out for families, youth, and the most vulnerable on our streets; helping people find stability and success upon release from jail. These are all part of a regional approach that is getting strong support and...

Maricopa County Invests in Homelessness Solutions

Connecting people to housing and jobs; watching out for families, youth, and the most vulnerable on our streets; helping people find stability and success upon release from jail. These are all part of a regional approach that is getting strong support and...

Award-Winning County Program Addresses Link Between HIV Suppression, Stable Housing

There are more than 18,000 people in Arizona who have been diagnosed with HIV according to the Arizona Department of Health Services.  Montez Shelby is hoping to be one of the success stories, thanks to an award-winning Maricopa County program.

“P...

Board of Supervisors Outlines Process for Filling County Attorney Vacancy

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is now accepting applications for County Attorney. Today the Board officially accepted the resignation of Bill Montgomery and set forth a process for filling the vacancy.

State law assigns the Board of Supervisors r...

New Justice of the Peace Appointed

PHOENIX – Today the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed a new Justice of the Peace for the McDowell Mountain Precinct.  Michele Reagan was chosen to fill a position that involves resolving criminal complaints and a variety of civil com...

We want to hear from you!

Each year the Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management conducts a Community Preparedness Survey to gauge the preparedness of our residents and to determine the effectiveness of our messaging to the public

There are 10 questions in this survey, and it should take no longer than 5 minutes to complete.

We will use the results to determine how the County and its partners can increase our residents’ emergency preparedness measures, increase residents&a...

Be Resilient. Talk to Your Neighbors About Emergency Preparedness.

How can you become a more resilient community? Talk to your neighbors.

We encourage you to start conversations about emergency preparedness within your own neighborhoods. Discuss questions like:

Who may need further assistance during an emergency?

Who has special skills that may be beneficial in an emergency: CPR training, Com...

County Attorney Vacancy: Board Appoints Seven to Citizen Advisory Committee

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved members of a seven-person citizen committee that will screen applicants for the vacant county attorney position and make recommendations.  Committee members include community leaders, attorneys, a...

FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT’S ALERT SYSTEM WINS NATIONAL AWARD

In 2007, the National Hydrological Warning Council created an awards program to highlight excellent work and innovation in the field of hydrologic warning. This year, at the conference and exposition in Louisville, Kentucky, the Flood Control District of ...

GROUNDWATER RECHARGE FREE FOR PUBLIC AGENCIES ON DISTRICT LAND

PHOENIX ─ Groundwater recharge is a process where water moves downward from the surface to an underground holding place called an aquifer. In the last 23 years, several public agencies have approached the Flood Control District of Maricopa County (FCD or ...

Orange cones ahead? We’ve got you covered

Maricopa County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) is using ‘smart’ technology to shorten commute times through construction zones. The technology is known as Smarter Work Zone (SWZ) and MCDOT is one of the first in the nation to uti...

Buckeye Hills Regional Park Gets Energized

After years of operating on solar power and diesel generators, Buckeye Hills Regional Park, a Maricopa County regional park located in the far west valley, has been energized! In 2016, the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation and Facilities Management Dep...

Buy One, Get One Camping Promotion Returns to Maricopa County Parks

Beginning October 1, Maricopa County’s Parks and Recreation Department will bring back the popular Buy One, Get One camping promotion! The promotion allows park visitors who pay the camping fee for one night, or more, at a desert mountain county...

Parks annual fire ban to be implemented on May 1

Maricopa County regional parks set May 1 as the start date for annual fire ban

The Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department will initiate its annual fire ban on Wednesday, May 1, 2019. “Given the abundance of rain we’ve received ...

None

There are no Competition Impracticable procurements under consideration by Maricopa County at this time.

None

There are no Sole Source procurements under consideration by Maricopa County at this time.

FREE Emergency Preparedness & Wellness Expo on Sept. 21

For Immediate Release

Media Contact: Jhoana Molina, Public Health: (602) 722-0509Media B-Roll available at http://bit.ly/2019ExpoVideos  

PHOENIX (September 11, 2019) – Maricopa County Department of Public Health’s Building Brid...

UPDATE: Additional Sites Added Where Individuals May Have been Exposed to Measles in Maricopa County

MEDIA UPDATE FROM FRIDAY

Additional Sites Added Where Individuals May Have been Exposed to Measles in Maricopa County

PHOENIX (Aug. 26, 2019) – Maricopa County Department of Public Health and Arizona Department of Health Services are continuing to...

Measles Exposure Linked to World Hip Hop Dance Championship; Watch for Symptoms until Sept 2

Please contact: Sonia Singh, Public Health: 602-679-3098

PHOENIX (Aug. 23, 2019) – Today, Maricopa County Department of Public Health and Arizona Department of Health Services learned that a teenage international traveler competing in the World H...

Maricopa County Reports its First West Nile Death of Season, Community Urged to ‘Fight the Bite’

PHOENIX (July 11, 2019) – The Maricopa County Department of Public Health is reminding the community to prevent mosquito bites with 27 human cases of West Nile virus infection reported this season, including one death. The individual who died wa...

MCDPH Has Identified Hepatitis A Exposure at Genghis Grill Restaurant in Tempe Marketplace

PRESS RELEASE – For Immediate ReleaseDr. Sunenshine will be available for interviews today from 3:00 – 4:30 pm. Please call to schedule.

Media Contact: Sonia Charry, Maricopa County Public Health, 602-679-3098

Maricopa County Public Heal...

Safe Kids of Maricopa County Transitions to Child Crisis Arizona

PRESS RELEASE – For Immediate Release

Contacts: Jeanene Fowler, MCDPH: 602-722-1806 (c)Allison Hurtado, Child Crisis AZ: 480-834-9424

Safe Kids of Maricopa County Transitions to Child Crisis Arizona

PHOENIX (April 30, 2019) - Having served as the lead agency...

Maricopa County Public Health Investigating TB Case at Local Hospital

PRESS RELEASE – For Immediate Release

Dr. Sunenshine will be available for interviews today from 2-3 pm. Please call to schedule.Media Contact: Sonia Charry, Maricopa County Public Health: 602-679-3098

Maricopa County Public Health Investigating T...

Maricopa County Appoints Public Health Director

PHOENIX (April 16, 2019) – Maricopa County is pleased to announce the appointment of Marcy Flanagan, DBA, MPH, MA as its new Public Health Director effective June 10, 2019. Flanagan currently serves as director of Pima County Department of Publi...

New Survey Asks Maricopa County Residents How Their Community Affects Their Health

PHOENIX (March 12, 2019) – How would you rate the quality of life where you live? What do you feel are the biggest strengths in your community? Residents can provide valuable input on questions like these and help inform where resources are need...

Maricopa County Congenital Syphilis Rates Have Doubled in the Last Two Years

PHOENIX (Feb. 20, 2019) – Last year, 30 babies in Maricopa County were born with congenital syphilis (CS), a preventable disease that occurs when a mother with syphilis passes the infection on to her baby during pregnancy. Five of these babies d...