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- Santa Cruz County Celebrates Continuing Education Program
- Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors Selects Ana “Anita” Moreno as the Santa Cruz County Recorder, Effective January 1, 2023
- Santa Cruz County Recovery Court Produces First Program Graduate
- Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors to Consider Appointment to Fill Santa Cruz County Recorder Vacancy
- Santa Cruz County Hosts Active Shooter Incident Management Training
- Santa Cruz County Suzanne “Suzie” Sainz Notifies Board of Supervisors of her Retirement and Board of Supervisors Solicits Letters of Interest
- Emergency Management to update Hazard Mitigation Plan
- Santa Cruz County, Arizona Forgivable Loan Program Awards Announced
- Public Works will host a public meeting regarding the expansion of Damon Park
- Santa Cruz County hosts Mental Health Summit
- Grant to Provide Patagonia Residents Broadband Services
- ADEQ and Santa Cruz County Officials Caution Against Contact with Water in the Nogales Wash
- Nonprofits Receive Grants for Financial Asset-Building Program in Patagonia
- Nonprofits Receive Grants for Financial Asset-Building Program in Nogales
- Nonprofits Receive Grants for Financial Asset-Building Program in Tubac
- Sand Bags will be made available for Residents
- Don't Feed the Wildlife Ordinance enacted
- Pandemic Relief is Available for Small Businesses, Artists and Nonprofits from Santa Cruz County, Arizona in collaboration with Prestamos CDFI
- Road Department Updates including Box Culvert at Sonoita Creek and Pendleton and Rio Rico Walking paths
- Santa Cruz County directing $1.5 million to grants and forgivable loans to build community financial capacity
- Sonoita Recycling Program Opens Feb 3, 2022
- $2 million in grant funds received for upgrades at the Nogales International Airport
- Vaccine update and new registration portal Jan.16.21
- Santa Cruz County Launches Digital Commerce Program: Local Businesses Asked To Complete Shop Local Business Survey
- SCC mass vaccination program ends June 17, 2021.
- COVID-19 vaccination programs expands to 12-15-year-olds
- South32 supports vaccine clinic in Santa Cruz County
- Vaccination program to include all adults, 18 and over
- SCC moves into the next subgroup Phase 1B by adding vaccinations for educators and essential workers. Jan.27.21