JOB OF THE WEEK: Part-time Bus Driver Position in Peoria
Peoria is hiring a Part-time Bus Driver in the Neighborhood and Human Services department. The position involves not only driving but also helping to organize and plan recreational activities for youth ages 4 to 14. The salary for this role is $19.00 per hour.Interested individuals can apply for the position by visiting the website provided in the job listing.In the words of the job advertisement, "Bus Driver – Summer Program (Schedule: Varies)."
Peoria Fire-Medical Youth Firefighter Academy Offers Teens a Glimpse into Firefighting
Peoria Fire-Medical is gearing up to host a Youth Firefighter Academy, inviting teens aged 16 to 19 to explore the world of firefighting. Scheduled for June 10 to 13, the event offers participants a firsthand experience in the field, with a focus on various aspects of the profession.According to the announcement, each attendee will receive a personal set of firefighting gear for their use throughout the academy. This hands-on approach aims to provide a realistic insight into the challenges and responsibilities faced by firefighters.The academy will cover a range of...
Peoria Solid Waste Division Announces Household Hazardous Waste Pickup Schedule
The Peoria Solid Waste Division has announced the schedule for the Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) pickup, aiming to prevent potential hazards caused by improper disposal of such waste. "Imporper disposal of Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) can cause fires in solid waste vehicles, contaminate the water system, and endanger the environment," warned the division.Residents can take advantage of the service provided by the Peoria Solid Waste Division, which collects HHW from residents' homes multiple times a year. "The Peoria Solid Waste Division collects HHW from residents’...
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Alums Show Dreamers Road to Success
In a recent DREAMing of Careers business workshop at Grand Canyon University (GCU), alumna Melisa Gomez shared a poignant memory from her high school days, recalling, "My own teacher from high school, one of them in particular, told me she didn’t see the point in me graduating from school. That I might as well drop out." Despite facing discouragement, Gomez persevered and went on to achieve academic success, earning both a bachelor’s degree in health care administration and a master’s degree in business administration from GCU.Gomez, now the owner of M&M Envision home...
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Rep. Austin Smith: 'I am pro-life from conception to natural death'
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Blake Masters launches ‘Dishonest Abe’ ad in race for Arizona’s 8th Congressional District
U.S. Congressional Candidate Blake Masters (R-AZ-8) announced today that his campaign has launched a new TV and radio ad campaign titled, “Dishonest Abe.”
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Sen. Shamp bill to expand mandatory public information on convicted sex offenders signed into law
Senate Bill 1404 sponsored by Arizona State Senator Janae Shamp, was signed into law on April 1, 2024.
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Blake Masters: 'Sick and demonic' for Biden to honor cross-dressers on Easter Sunday and ban Jesus from White House Easter event
U.S. Congressional Candidate Blake Masters (R-AZ-8) said it was “sick and demonic” for the Biden Administration to proclaim Easter Sunday a day for honoring cross-dresses while also prohibiting religious symbols from the annual White House Egg Roll event.
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Blake Masters: ’72% of Arizonans know that Biden has failed us at the border’
U.S. Congressional candidate Blake Masters (R-AZ-8) said a new poll that says 72% of Arizona voters think the federal government is weak at securing the border shows that Arizonans think Biden has failed at the border.
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Blake Masters: 'Voters remember how good we had it under Trump'
U.S. Congressional candidate Blake Masters (R-AZ-8) said a new poll showing former President Donald Trump leading President Biden by four points in Arizona shows that voters felt better about the economy and a more secure border under Trump.
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Rep. Smith: Gov. Hobbs ‘vetoed a good border bill’ and is now ‘asking for 3/4 of a billion dollars from the federal government’
Arizona State Rep. Austin Smith (R-Wittman) today said Gov. Katie Hobbs’ (D-Ariz.) “cannot be serious” following Hobbs’ request for $752 million in funding for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Shelter and Services Program (SSP).
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Exciting Job Opportunity as CIP Project Manager I in Peoria
The City of Peoria's Development and Engineering Department is offering an exciting opportunity for a CIP Project Manager I to work on street, drainage, and other small capital projects. The position involves working in a fun and family-oriented culture alongside a talented group of professionals.According to the job listing, the successful candidate will need to possess customer service and relationship building skills to build positive relationships with internal client departments, engineering consultants, general contractors, and subcontractors. The salary for this...
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Valley Metro Rolling Out New Fare System
Valley Metro has introduced a new fare system aimed at enhancing the transit experience for bus and light rail users. Under the new system, riders have the convenience of purchasing fare on their mobile devices or soon through a reloadable fare card. They can then scan or tap that fare on new fare readers throughout the system.In a statement, Valley Metro highlighted that "Everything you need to know about the new fare upgrades is at //valleymetro.org/faretechnology." This online resource provides comprehensive information about the new fare system, including updates and...
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Catch a Spring Training Game for $5
The inaugural Spring Breakout Game is this Friday, March 15 at Peoria Sports Complex, 16101 N. 83rd Avenue. All tickets are only $5.Other specials this week include discounts for various groups such as veterans, active duty service members, medical professionals, and first responders. Additionally, there will be a Bark at the Park event on Friday, where attendees can bring their dogs for a $5 admission, with proceeds supporting animal health and wellness. Kids Run the Bases will take place on Sunday for children ages 12 and under.For more information or to buy tickets,...