COVID-19 Information

In regards to COVID-19, the best information on the local, regional and national response to the virus are from the health officials at each level of government. Below are links to specific information about the virus outbreak and what citizens can do. As...

Police Chief Retiring

He has served for almost 50 years in a big city and around the world – but feels very proud about what his officers and staff have been able to do at a smaller scale.

“I’m going to remember all the things that our department, from the 911 center down to th...

Calling All Artists

All artists interested in displaying their masterpieces at the city of Apache Junction offices this winter can submit pieces on Feb. 10. Those who have had submissions up since November can pick up their art on Feb. 10 as well.

In November, the city brough...

Tree Drop-off

A live or freshly cut Christmas tree is a wonderful way to spruce up the holiday season and it doesn’t have to be a problem to dispose of after the holiday.

The city of Apache Junction is providing two free drop-off points that will be available ...

Parks Spring Programs

Looking for ways to keep your kids engaged and interested in physical activity? Parks and Recreation is offering Girls on the Run and Fitness Exploration for Homeschoolers this spring. There’s also a dog-friendly 5k run scheduled for January.

Gir...

StoryWalk at Prospector Park

Prospector Park will begin telling stories with a grant received by the Apache Junction Public Library.

The library recently received an $8,090 grant from the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records to create a StoryWalk^®, a series of ...

Candidate Packets

Packets containing the legally required documents needed to run for a seat on the Apache Junction City Council will be available at the City Clerk's Office beginning Wednesday, Dec. 1.  The packets are self-explanatory and serve to help ...

Groundbreaking

On Tuesday, Dec. 7, Brookfield Residential, alongside D.R Horton’s Phoenix East division and the city of Apache Junction, broke ground on the first phases of the East Valley’s newest communities at the Superstition Vistas. The Supersti...

Historic Project Underway

A journey that began in 2006 to develop the portion of Apache Junction south of the Superstition Freeway has hit a major milestone – with the groundbreaking of the city’s largest development project ever.

“I am so excited to b...

Police Chief Named

Twenty-year police veteran Michael Pooley, an assistant chief of the Tempe Police Department, has been named police chief of the city of Apache Junction, effective in January 2022.

Pooley, who has come up through the ranks in the Tempe department, has serv...

Human Services Funding

The city of Apache Junction Health and Human Services Commission has opened its application period for fiscal year 2022-23 funding.

Funding is available to Apache Junction health and human service non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations who serve city residents...

Coronavirus Information

In regards to COVID-19, the best information on the local, regional and national response to the virus are from the health officials at each level of government. Below are links to specific information about the virus outbreak and what citizens can do.

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Meeting Agendas & Videos

We have a one stop shop for everything related to council and city boards and commissions. Here you will find links to agendas and videos of the meetings.

Meeting Agendas & Videos

We have a one stop shop for everything related to council and city boards and commissions. Here you will find links to agendas and videos of the meetings.

Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft

Identity theft is the process of another individual using your personal information without your permission. Identity theft can take many forms, from using your credit card number to renting an apartment. While some forms of identity theft can be easily r...Read on...