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Rescue Fund
Total Spending Progress
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Allocation Breakdown
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 More than Heat Relief
Maricopa County Continues to Provide
Critical Services for People Experiencing Homelessness
As part of an investment of more than $500 million into housing solutions and more than $100 million into homeless services since November 2021, Maricopa County stepped up its critical efforts to provide heat relief to unhoused people over the summer.
While the past few months have been among the hottest on record, heat shelters have provided a safe indoor place for people to escape the high temperatures. In addition to receiving immediate respite from the weather, those experiencing homelessness are connected to services that can help them with housing, employment, and other needs to help them get back on their feet.
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Partnership Brings Affordable Housing to West Valley
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Mesa Provided $4M to Convert Motel to Temporary Housing
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County Program Assists Homebuyers with Downpayment
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 Maricopa County Invests in Summer Youth Workforce Programs
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved more than $2.2 million in funding for youth summer workforce opportunities. The program, which received unanimous support, provided valuable employment opportunities for eligible youth participants between the ages of 16 and 21 over the last few months and will continue next summer.
Watch the video to see how the Greater Phoenix Urban League is using some of these County funds to help youth gain on-the-job experience through a variety of local employers and learn valuable life skills.
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Rescue funding and programs are making news.
See the latest coverage here.
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County Landlord Incentive Program Extended to 2025
AZCentral
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County Helps Fund Affordable Housing Projects in Glendale
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