Gila County
Recent News About Gila County
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Gila County ranks second highest in Arizona for per capita government transfer income at $22,675 in 2022
In 2022, residents of Gila County received an average of $22,675 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it second highest in Arizona.
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Gila County ranks third in Arizona for government transfer dependency at 44.9% in 2022
In 2022, Gila County ranked third most government transfer-dependent county in Arizona, with 44.9% of total income coming from government transfers.
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FOIA Request Sent to Gila County Regarding Voting Machines Testing Report on October 30, 2024
FOIA Request to Gila County Regarding Voting Machines Pre-Election Test Report on October 30, 2024.
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Women more prevalent than men in Gila County in 2021
Of the 53,211 people living in Gila County, Arizona in 2021, 50.1% (26,667) were women and 49.9% (26,544) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by SE Arizona News.
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Russell Gulch Landfill Expansion Suspends Dollar Day Discount
Russell Gulch Landfill Expansion Suspends Dollar Day Discount.
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Donate Food & Hygiene Items; Drive-Thru Feb. 18 Saturday
Donate Food & Hygiene Items; Drive-Thru Feb. 18 Saturday.
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Groundbreaking Feb. 17 for Golden Hill-Main Street Sidewalk and Pedestrian Pathway Project
Groundbreaking Feb. 17 for Golden Hill-Main Street Sidewalk and Pedestrian Pathway Project.
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Gila County Community Services Department and the Gila County Oral Health Program
Gila County Community Services Department and the Gila County Oral Health Program are teaming up for dental clinics -- Miami’s
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Tonto National Forest will conduct the Keger Mastication Project
From now through March, the Tonto National Forest will conduct the Keger Mastication Project, northeast of Geronimo Estates.
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Southern Gila County's Pinal Mountains
After a summer full of fires & floods in Southern Gila County's Pinal Mountains some roads have recovered and have become open.
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Perfect Place to Unwind or Set Off on an Adventure
If you're looking for that perfect place to unwind or set off on an adventure, look no further!
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Payson School District Governing Board Meets on January 23, 2023
Payson School District Governing Board Meets Jan. 23 from 4:45 - 6:45 PM in the board room at 902 West Main Street in Payson.
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Personal Finance Online Workshops begin in January
As we know, spending can get crazy around the Holidays and it’s easy to go way over budget on gifts and travel.
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Building Financial Security—A Free, Four-Week Virtual Workshop
Financial literacy education helps individuals gain the knowledge, self-esteem, self-efficacy and self-awareness to take control of their finances, thus improving their lives controlling their financial health.
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Roosevelt Community Meeting Jan. 9 with Supervisor Humphrey
Gila County District 2 Supervisor Tim Humphrey invites Roosevelt-area residents to his once-a-month community forum.
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Gardening Landscape Class through Gila County Cooperative Extension
Want to get more healthy greens and veggies from your garden – boost the health of a heritage fruit tree on your land – or grow your most radiant flowers yet?
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Dollar Dump Day at Gila County Landfills on December 10, 2022
Dollar Dump Day at Gila County Landfills -- Gila County's once-a-month $1 discount "Dollar Day" on the second Saturday each month if for residents to dispose of waste at a significantly reduced rate of $1-per-load.
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Blood drive Dec. 9 at the Globe-Miami Elks lodge near Denny’s
Healthy donors are needed for our community’s next blood drive call 1-800-RED-CROSS to reserve one of the appointments, or pick your choice of times and schedule yourself conveniently online at redcrossblood.org.
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Payson School District Governing Board Meets on November 21, 2022
Payson School District Governing Board Meets.
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Homeless Coalition of Cobre Valley on November 15, 2022
Homeless Coalition of Cobre Valley volunteers with the Homeless Coalition of Cobre Valley still do what they can to provide food, clothing and compassion.