Maricopa County
Recent News About Maricopa County
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Maricopa County ranks 15th highest in Arizona for per capita government transfer income at $10,359 in 2022
In 2022, residents of Maricopa County received an average of $10,359 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it lowest in Arizona.
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Maricopa County makes progress on spending full $399 million in CARES Act funding
Federal CARES Act funding must be spent by Thursday, Dec. 31 or returned, but Maricopa County is ahead of the curve, with $230 million in CARES Act funds distributed by mid-September.
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Rental assistance available for Maricopa County residents outside Phoenix, Mesa
Maricopa County is offering a rental assistance program to residents who live outside the city limits of Phoenix and Mesa.
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ASU president says agility will help state economically recover
The ability to quickly adapt to the evolving environment will be a key component to the East Valley and Arizona economy bouncing back from COVID-19.
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Arizona renters, landlords receive assistance
The coronavirus has effected many aspects of daily life for Arizona residents.
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Arizona renters and landlords have help to avoid evictions
Arizona has resources to help support renters
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Arizona Supreme Court agrees to hike fees from Uber and Lyft
The Arizona Supreme Court recently declared that ride sharing services can hike their fees.
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Organizations support Arizona businesses during coronavirus crisis
Small and midsize businesses in the valley can make good use of various resources available to assist during COVID-19 closures
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Kroger gives bonuses to full-time, part-time employees
Fry's Food & Drug workers were given a bonus by its parent company to help them during the novel coronavirus outbreak, Phoenix Business Journal reports.
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MCCCD starts a 'critical care' education program for nurses
The Community College District in Maricopa County (MCCCD) has started a Critical Care Nursing program, designed for licensed nurses who are inspired and want to enter the critical care environment.