Dear friends,
2017 was a great first year in office as your Maricopa County District 3 Supervisor. As we head into a promising 2018, let us reflect back on some highlights from last year. Below you will find a graphic that links to our full 2017 report from the District 3 office.
As 2018 ramps up, I look forward to seeing you all at County Coffee and New River Desert Hills community meetings. Please note that our April County Coffee will be combined with our Farm Bureau breakfast held on April 5.
All my best,
Bill
Above is a snapshot of my first year in office. You can view my entire 2017 year in review report by clicking on the picture. I look forward to focusing on the following in 2018.
- Public safety for Maricopa County residents
- EPCOR Water standpipe completion
- Maintain a low property tax burden on our
residents
- Ensure a
successful election plan and completion of both the Congressional District 8
Special Election and 2018 Statewide Elections
- Review of the 1999 New River / Daisy Mountain Area Plan
- Work with the Arizona Department of Real Estate
to eliminate illegal lot splits
- Identify efficiencies and improve service to the
community through technology
- Continue to work with Arizona State Land
Department to facilitate the completion of the Maricopa Trail
- Ensure a balanced and responsible budget by working
with other county elected officials and county departments
Open Conversation with Supervisor Gates
New River / Desert Hills / Anthem Area
Next Meeting - February 20
Date: 3rd Tuesday of the Month Time: Noon - 2:00 PM Where: Daisy
Mountain Fire Department Station 145 1120
W. Desert Hills Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85086
Dates: April 17, May 22, June 19 July & August - No Meeting, Summer Break
County Coffee with Supervisor Gates
Next Meeting - March 1
Date: 1st Thursday of the Month Time: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Where: TBD
Dates: March 1*, April 5*, May 3* July & August - No Meeting, Summer Break *Location TBD
Supervisor Gates, the Board of Supervisors and Sheriff Penzone stand with Deputy Brigette McBride and Deputy Hero who the board voted to retire and transfer ownerership to Deputy McBride.
Are you looking for a career with a company who supports and values your military service? The next Best Companies AZ career event is open to all military veterans, their spouses and transitioning military. And it’s not only a traditional job fair but is a hiring event where candidates can potentially have interviews on the day of the event.
Find more information and register HERE.
Supervisor Gates and Supervisor Gallardo stand with community and corporate partners to promote Maricopa County's Burn Cleaner Burn Better campaign during the winter months. Learn more about Maricopa County clean air initiatives HERE.
Maricopa County Stormwater Pollution Poster
Contest is back!
Who Can Enter? Any student in 3rd-
6th grade can enter. Entries are divided into two categories: 3rd/4th
and 5th/6th
How to Enter? Send submissions to:
Maricopa County Environmental Services
Department Stormwater Quality Program “Poster Contest” 1001 N Central Ave, Ste 301 Phoenix, AZ 85004
When to Enter? All entries must be
postmarked by March 23, 2018
Other Requirements: • Poster size must be 8 ½” x
11” • Artwork must be original
(do not include brand names); any art medium is acceptable • Poster must use the theme “Be in the Stormwater Know:
Where Does it Go?” and include a brief message and/or picture that
support this theme. Image should be large enough to be easily seen and
understood. Posters will be judged on originality, artwork, and message
delivery. • Entries must have the following information on the back of the
poster: Student Name, Grade, Teacher’s Name, School
Name, Address, and Phone Number
By submitting artwork, the artist grants
Maricopa County the permission to reproduce and display his/her artwork for use
in the County’s Stormwater Program. Entries will not be returned.
Official
contest rules can also be found on our website.
This year’s
poster contest was made possible with the support of the following
organizations: Arizona State Parks, Desert Botanical Gardens, Maricopa
County Parks and Recreation, Maricopa County Public Library, Phoenix Suns, and
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium and Safari Park.
Supervisor Gates joins LD28 for their School Literacy Celebration. The Supervisor aided precinct committee members as they collected books to benefit the Open Door Fellowship Church, schools, and libraries in the 19 North neighborhood.
Read to Your Own Beat - Winter Reading Program
Welcome to the 2018 Winter Reading Program for adults. Sign up to log your reading and complete challenges to earn digital badges and entry into weekly prize drawings! Discover something new and find out how you can make a difference in adult literacy.
Enter your reading between January 16th and March 16th. Happy reading!
Visit your local Maricopa County library to attend exciting events throughout the winter!
Trek the Trail Update: 33.7 of 315 miles
Click on the picture above to view a video from one of Supervisor Gates' last hikes on the Maricopa trail.
The Clerk’s downtown Phoenix location will be open on Saturday, February 10 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. issuing marriage licenses and processing passport applications. This is the Saturday before the Clerk’s highest volume day for marriage licenses—Valentine’s Day.
Did you know the Clerk’s office now accepts online appointments for issuing marriage licenses and processing passport applications at its regional locations (Customer Service Center, Southeast Court Complex, Northeast Regional Court, and Northwest Regional Court)? From the Clerk’s website, customers will use a “Book Now” button that will take them to the Clerk’s Appointment Plus website to schedule the customer’s time, location, and services. The “Book Now” button will be on the Clerk’s marriage license webpage.
To view more news from the Clerk's Office click HERE.
With 14,000 employees, Maricopa County
is always looking for motivated individuals to join our team. Click HERE to
see what jobs are currently open.
With great benefits, fun health
challenges, and amazing people, the Human Resources department at Maricopa
County continues to do an amazing job of finding, attracting, and keeping great
talent.
Is your next career waiting for you at Maricopa County?
Below is a contact list for Maricopa County constituent
services. Please note: Underlined services are available to all Maricopa County
residents. Services that are not underlined are specific to residents of
unincorporated County. Those who live in cities or towns should contact their
location jurisdiction for assistance with the non-underlined services.
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