Your Opinion = Our Future

This is your chance to shape the future of transportation in this region. The Maricopa Association of Governments is working on the next long-range transportation plan. We are asking you to help MAG create a regional plan that is based on the priorities and values of real residents.  Will you help?

The results will be used to help develop plans for future roads, freeways, public transit, bike and pedestrian improvements.

The online survey will take approximately 10 minutes. Give MAG your time, and they will give you a chance to win raffle prizes ranging from $100 gift cards to personal electronics, or even a $1,000 grand prize!

Click here to take the survey.

"Connecting the Unconnected"

April is National County Government Month, and this year’s theme is “Connecting the Unconnected.” That is a mission we take seriously at Maricopa County. Below you’ll find a couple examples of the ways in which Maricopa County is providing opportunities. Helping veterans and their families New job opportunities for adults with autism and other neurodiversities

Maricopa Healthy App

Celebrate National Nutrition Month by using the Maricopa County Public Health Maricopa Healthy App.  Use the interactive map to find 35+ local farmers markets and their schedules, browse over 250 healthy and delicious recipes, locate more than 400 parks across town (includes park features and hours) and fun physical activities. A great way to find free and low-cost ways to stay active with family and friends. Download the free Maricopa Healthy app here http://bit.ly/fb-MaricopaHealthy.

County Supervisors Association

I attended my first County Supervisors Association (CSA) Board of Directors meeting yesterday.  CSA represents 15 counties and 61 Board of Supervisors to deliver efficient, responsive local public services and provides a centralized, one-stop organization for county-focused advocacy, policy development, information and training.  Pictured above with past CSA President Anthony Smith with Pinal County, CSA President Russell McCloud with Yuma County and Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Clint Hickman.

Economic Development

Dujiangyan, China

Meeting with Yan Daixions, Vice Chairman of CPPCC Dujiangyan Municipal Committee, China.

Taiwanese American Chamber of Commerce

Honored to be part of the Taiwanese American Chamber of Commerce local 20 year Anniversary and Lunar New Year Celebration with Barry Wong representing Governor Doug Ducey, City of Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke and Chamber President Shen-Yi Michelle Chang.

Mexico City

A very encouraging meeting discussing how we can work together to continue improving the commerce corridor from Mexico City into Arizona.

Upcoming Events

Join Supervisor Jack Sellers in partnership with the

Maricopa County Farm Bureau and Maricopa County Cooperative Extension
for
Breakfast on the Farm

Thursday, April 11, 2019
7:00 - 9:00AM

Boyle Dairy
11598 S. Hawes Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85212

RSVP by April 2^nd to lizfoster@azfb.org.
Please include the number in your party.

Guest Speakers
Supervisor Jack Sellers
Project Wet - water use and how agriculture water has an impact on your daily life

Food Drive Competition!
Many areas within our community are food insecure.  In fact, hunger affects 1 in 4 kids.  Help us combat hunger in our community by bringing needed food items.  In addition, the Supervisor District collecting the most food poundage receives a special recognition.

Most Needed Items: Peanut Butter, Canned Protein, Canned Ravioli, Canned Fruits (no sugar added or packed in 100% fruit juice), Canned Vegetables (no or low sodium), Dry or Canned Beans, Cereal (whole grain or 100% whole wheat - boxed)