Governor wants ousting procedure
6 HRS AGO - GOODYEAR -- Arizona needs some sort of law or procedure to oust elected county officials as Expand
6 HRS AGO - GOODYEAR -- Arizona needs some sort of law or procedure to oust elected county officials as necessary, Gov. Doug Ducey said Tuesday. But the governor does not favor turning some of these offices into appointed positions. Ducey repeated his call on Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen to resign following his arrest stemming from his operation of an international adoption business. He faces charges in Arizona of defrauding the state by having pregnant women who were willing to give up their babies flown from the Marshall Islands to Arizona and then enrolling them in the state's Medicaid program. There are similar charges pending in Arkansas and Utah as well as federal charges of human smuggling. Petersen remains in federal custody, meaning he has not been to his county office since the indictments were announced earlier this month. There is a state law that allows county supervisors to suspend the assessor -- and the treasurer -- for "defalcation or neglect of duty.'' The former Collapse
Census officials will work to accurately count all communities in 2020
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX – Federal officials are determined to recruit workers and accurately count residents for Expand
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX – Federal officials are determined to recruit workers and accurately count residents for the 2020 census, especially such historically underserved minorities as Native Americans and Hispanics, census leaders said Tuesday. “It’s important we hire people in every community in order to have a complete and accurate census,” said Timothy Olson, the Census Bureau’s associate director of field operations. This year for the first time, the census questionnaire can be completed online, Olson said. Officials will leverage social media for outreach but still will rely on door-to-door canvassing for people who don’t use or have access to the internet, such as people who live in rural areas or far-flung reservations. Native Americans were among those who have been historically undercounted during the census, a constitutionally mandated headcount conducted every decade since 1790. “The 2010 census left Native Americans with a 4.9 percent undercount, which is more than double the Collapse
New boutique opens in Cottonwood
1 DAY AGO - Iva Wood opened Sissy’s Consignment Cottage Boutique recently at 56 S. Main St. in Cottonwood. Expand
1 DAY AGO - Iva Wood opened Sissy’s Consignment Cottage Boutique recently at 56 S. Main St. in Cottonwood. The store is a resale boutique selling clothing, home décor and furniture serving all of the Verde Valley. Sissy’s is a unique resale boutique that is a “fun place to shop” with one-of-a-kind home décor and solid-wood furniture pieces, and clothing showcasing her experience and love for fashion merchandising and fashion trends. She said she has worked in retail for the past 30 years. Wood said she has lived in the Verde Valley for 17 years and fell in love with the community, the views of Mingus Mountain and the Red Rocks. The store is open Tuesday-Thursday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed on Sunday and Monday. 928-300-0438 Collapse
A double standard in Delafuente case?
1 DAY AGO - See Editorial: Claims against Clarkdale smacks of cops protecting cops CLARKDALE — A sentencing Expand
1 DAY AGO - See Editorial: Claims against Clarkdale smacks of cops protecting cops CLARKDALE — A sentencing memo submitted to Yavapai County Judge Michael Bluff by the defense attorney of a police officer convicted of domestic assault includes a letter accusing the Clarkdale Police Department of handling the officer’s arrest differently from other cases Cody J. Delafuente, who was a Cottonwood police detective when he was arrested off-duty in October 2018 by Clarkdale police, was sentenced recently to three years probation by Bluff, along with restitution and other provisions, but no jail or prison time. More importantly, perhaps, Bluff did not designate Delafuente’s plea agreement to two counts of aggravated assault-domestic violence as felonies, clearing the way for him to possibly continue in law enforcement. Letters attached to the memo attest to Delafuente’s character, abilities and talents as a police officer and describe the nature of his relationship with the victim, to whom he was Collapse
Roger Naylor celebrates Arizona State Parks in latest book
1 DAY AGO - The entire story of Arizona can be told through its award-winning system of state parks. With Expand
1 DAY AGO - The entire story of Arizona can be told through its award-winning system of state parks. With travel writer Roger Naylor as your guide, explore these hidden treasures that represent the staggering diversity of the state -- saguaro-dotted desert, rugged mountains, red rock canyons, rolling grasslands, shady forests, and a playground of rivers and lakes. It’s all captured in Naylor’s latest book, Arizona State Parks: A Guide to Amazing Places in the Grand Canyon State. Tuesday Nov. 5, Naylor will be at Sedona Public Library at 10:30 a.m. for a presentation, slide show, and book signing. Everyone who attends the event will receive a free day pass to Arizona State Parks. Additionally, everyone who purchases one of Naylor’s books will receive a gift copy of the Grand Canyon National Park Centennial Magazine. The 56-page commemorative magazine was also written by Naylor. Arizona State Parks: A Guide to Amazing Places in the Grand Canyon State reconnects readers to the scenic Collapse
Report: Phoenix sixth-highest metro area in nation for gun suicides
1 DAY AGO - WASHINGTON –- The Phoenix metro area had the sixth-highest rate of firearm suicides among the Expand
1 DAY AGO - WASHINGTON –- The Phoenix metro area had the sixth-highest rate of firearm suicides among the nation’s urban areas, according to a new report tying the availability of guns to the prevalence of firearm suicides. The report, by Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee, said there has been a steady increase in such deaths since 2000, reaching 7.7 suicides by firearm per 100,000 residents in the U.S. in 2017. By comparison, the rate in the Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale area and in the state as a whole was 10.6 gun suicides per 100,000 in recent years. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., who released the report Monday, said it shows that “access to a gun doesn’t make you safer. It actually can put you in significant danger.” The report shows that a firearm is the most lethal suicide method, with 85 percent of attempts resulting in death compared to just 5 percent for other methods. That’s all the more reason to restrict easy access to guns, Maloney said. “If you survive a suicide attempt, nine Collapse
Sedona announces Uptown construction closures/delays
2 DAYS AGO - SEDONA – Traffic improvement construction work in two areas of Uptown will result in closures and Expand
2 DAYS AGO - SEDONA – Traffic improvement construction work in two areas of Uptown will result in closures and likely traffic delays in the coming weeks. This work is part of the Sedona in Motion Uptown Roadway Improvements project. Starting Oct. 22 and lasting until approximately Dec. 22, one-lane traffic control will begin at the northern end of Uptown, north of Art Barn Lane, while crews construct a new roundabout. Two temporary stoplights will be installed, one near La Petite Sedona and the other near Therapy on the Rocks. These lights will alternate northbound and southbound traffic through one traffic lane. The location of the lane will change from the east side to west side of State Route 89A throughout construction of the roundabout. The goal is to have the new northbound lane of the roundabout operational by Christmas. Work being done includes excavation, grading, and curb and gutter work. Also, demolition work has begun at the intersection of Apple Avenue and State Route 89A, and Collapse
Clarkdale Council to consider purchasing new police body cams
4 DAYS AGO - CLARKDALE – Clarkdale’s Town Council is set to meet for the first time in a month Tuesday — and Expand
4 DAYS AGO - CLARKDALE – Clarkdale’s Town Council is set to meet for the first time in a month Tuesday — and one of the action items on its agenda is a type of equipment gaining more and more scrutiny nationwide. The purchase of 12 Motorola body cameras for the Clarkdale Police Department is among the items on the agenda for the Council, set to meet at 3 p.m. in the former Men’s Lounge of the Clarkdale Clubhouse. In 2014, the department began using body cameras, according to the agenda packet. The cameras work well, but the way recordings are labeled and stored is “obsolete and time-consuming” and requires a local server, which each $600 camera lasting about three years. The department is looking to upgrade to a cloud-based system that communicates directly with its records management software, and can reduce the time needed for personnel to label videos. The Camp Verde Marshal’s Office —which provides Clarkdale’s dispatching services — recently negotiated a contract with Motorola Solutions Collapse
Barbershop singing in red rocks Sunday
4 DAYS AGO - SEDONA – Harmony on the Rocks, Sedona’s local chapter of the national Barbershop Harmony Society, Expand
4 DAYS AGO - SEDONA – Harmony on the Rocks, Sedona’s local chapter of the national Barbershop Harmony Society, will perform at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Church of the Red Rocks, located at 54 Bowstring Dr. in Sedona. This free concert,"Evolution of a Barbershopper: 50 Years and Counting" is a celebration of director John McDougal’s 50 years plus of singing and directing barbershop music. This show will have lots of new music, happy stories and loony barbershop humor. Special guests are the Vocalosity Quartet, the 2019 Arizona Division Quartet Champions. Visit harmonyontherocks.com for more information. Collapse
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Former state rep gets new lawyer to fight ouster
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX -- Former Rep. Don Shooter has hired new legal help in his claim he was wrongfully ousted Expand
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX -- Former Rep. Don Shooter has hired new legal help in his claim he was wrongfully ousted from the House, a firm that has built a reputation on defending civil rights of college students accused of sexual misconduct. Attorney Stuart Bernstein told Capitol Media Services he hopes to prove that a federal judge got it wrong when he threw out the lawsuit filed by the Yuma Republican. Bernstein said there is plenty of legal precedent to show that the process used by the state House to expel him early in 2018 were legally insufficient. And even if that claim fails, Shooter has separate legal claims pending in Maricopa County Superior Court against former House Speaker J.D. Mesnard and Kirk Adams, the former chief of staff to Gov. Doug Ducey. These allege that Shooter was improperly ousted "in retaliation for his investigation into corruption at the highest levels of the Arizona Legislature'' according to Andrew Miltenberg, another of Shooter's new lawyers. A press statement by Collapse
Fair Game: Esports makes its mark at Arizona State Fair
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX – At this year’s Arizona State Fair, organizers took advantage of interest in the growing Expand
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX – At this year’s Arizona State Fair, organizers took advantage of interest in the growing esports industry by hosting a huge gaming exhibit for the first time. The building features dozens of top of the line gaming stations, as well as a stage suited for the many tournaments held throughout the fair’s duration. By partnering with multiple organizations to bring esports to the fair, attendees have been able to compete daily to win money from a $19,000 prize pool supplied by the Arizona Lottery. Securing non-endemic sponsorships are crucial for the success of esports endeavors, said Bryan Hollis, the stage director for Activate Entertainment, one of the exhibit’s partners. Receiving support from the Arizona Lottery helped make the event possible. Hollis added he got involved to give attendees more exposure to esports so they can better understand the phenomenon that has captivated many young gamers. “Our end goal is to give exposure to esports to show parents that this is Collapse
McSally to pen memoir
1 DAY AGO - WASHINGTON – Running for office has always required determination, funding, a message – and now it Expand
1 DAY AGO - WASHINGTON – Running for office has always required determination, funding, a message – and now it apparently requires a book deal. Sen. Martha McSally, R-Ariz., announced a book deal Monday that will put her memoir, “Dare to Fly,” on bookshelves in May, just six months before she stands for re-election. She’s not the first to pen a book in an election run-up and not even the first in Arizona, where former Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake were also election-year authors. Experts say that while it is not unusual for candidates to put out a book during a campaign, it is unusual to see a sitting senator do so. One expert at George Washington University sees the book as an attempt by McSally to “recast her character” heading into a marquee Senate race against likely Democratic challenger Mark Kelly. “The difficulty for her is that she is already well-known in the state,” said Lara Brown, director of George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management. “It’s hard to Collapse
New Circle K part of Mingus/Main overhaul
1 DAY AGO - COTTONWOOD — Once a few major changes are done along two corners of a major Cottonwood Expand
1 DAY AGO - COTTONWOOD — Once a few major changes are done along two corners of a major Cottonwood intersection, things are going to look much different — and traffic will flow a little differently in the area. Goodwill Industries recently finished its lease one of the buildings on the northwest corner of Mingus Avenue and Main Street, and the building has been sold to the Circle K company. Plans are in motion for all of the buildings on site to be leveled, and for a new, modern larger convenience store and gas station to be built. Circle K currently occupies a smaller store and gas station across the street, on the southwest corner, and while the owner of that building — a bank trust — recently upgraded some of the exterior, Circle K will no longer occupy that site. City of Cottonwood planner Jim Padgett said Land Development Consultants of Phoenix will handle the construction of the new store on the northwest corner. “They’ve received all their permits,” Padgett said. “Except for a few Collapse
Proposed ordinance will allow for more types of driveway, parking surfaces in Cottonwood
1 DAY AGO - COTTONWOOD — A City of Cottonwood ordinance that had its first reading last week would allow the Expand
1 DAY AGO - COTTONWOOD — A City of Cottonwood ordinance that had its first reading last week would allow the city engineer to approve porous paving and surfacing options as alternatives to asphalt and chip-seal requirements. Ordinance 668 would allow for new developments or expansions of existing developments to have alternative surfaces approved, if certain conditions are met. It’s due to be brought before Council for a second and final reading and a vote at a November meeting. This would apply to parking areas, drive aisles, access ways and sidewalks. Public Works Director Robert Winiecke said some alternatives, such as a lattice-type system with concrete strips with pea gravel in between, would work well in many situations, and would minimize the dragging of pea gravel over wide areas if installed angularly. He also said pervious concrete and blacktop, which allows for some water to seep through, is also one alternative, as are brick pavers. Two of the two major benefits to some of more Collapse
Justice Department pressing ahead with plan to collect immigrants’ DNA
1 DAY AGO - WASHINGTON –_ The Justice Department is moving forward with plans to collect DNA samples from Expand
1 DAY AGO - WASHINGTON –_ The Justice Department is moving forward with plans to collect DNA samples from immigration detainees, including those without criminal offenses, raising alarms among both privacy and immigration advocates. In a notice to be posted Tuesday to the Federal Register, the department said the proposed change would bring people with immigration violations in line with anyone else arrested or detained by federal agents. Doing so makes sense because “most immigration detainees are held on the basis of conduct that is itself criminal,” the notice says. Specifically, the new rule would remove an exemption to the DNA Fingerprint Act of 2005 that let the Homeland Security secretary decline to collect DNA from migrants if it was not feasible. The exemption was invoked by then-Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano in 2010. The change would expand the practice of DNA collection – previously used on criminal suspects or those convicted of crimes – to nearly all migrants Collapse
Verde Valley to be connected by 132-mile trail system
4 DAYS AGO - Linda Buchanan’s eyes light up when she describes the vision for Yavapai College’s new hiking Expand
4 DAYS AGO - Linda Buchanan’s eyes light up when she describes the vision for Yavapai College’s new hiking trail system that will provide hikers with access to more than 130 miles of connected trails in Verde Valley. People will be able to park at the Yavapai College’s Clarkdale campus, and plan their hike to anywhere in the Verde Valley, explained Buchanan, the Yavapai College community engagement coordinator. The one-and-half mile campus trail will begin at the Verde Valley Campus Trailhead, which Buchanan said has the intent to “wildly expand the community’s access” to the local campus. The Yavapai College campus trail is only one piece of the 132-mile Verde Front’s Trails Access Plan, made possible by a 20-year planning and construction effort coordinated by more than a dozen governmental, non-profit groups and private landowners, Prescott National Forest trail building crews, volunteers and college students and staff will construct the Yavapai College Trail on 120-acres of campus Collapse
Parade deadline is Oct. 31
4 DAYS AGO - The 65th annual Cottonwood Christmas parade’s theme will be “Candyland Christmas.” It’s set for Expand
4 DAYS AGO - The 65th annual Cottonwood Christmas parade’s theme will be “Candyland Christmas.” It’s set for Saturday, Dec. 7, 11 a.m. Parade entry applications received prior to Oct. 31 will have these fees: commercial businesses are $25 per entry; non-profits, schools, clubs and other organizations are $10. Beginning Nov. 1, the entry fees rise to $40 and $2, respectively. For information and to join the parade, call the Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce or click here for the application form: bit.ly/2IAfHLp Collapse
Rumor control: Arizona Jr.-Sr. High School on solid financial ground
4 DAYS AGO - CAMP VERDE – Despite rumors to the contrary, Arizona Junior-Senior High School is not going out of Expand
4 DAYS AGO - CAMP VERDE – Despite rumors to the contrary, Arizona Junior-Senior High School is not going out of business. In fact, the second-year school has plans to purchase its Camp Verde campus, according to Lori Boyce, the program’s assistant executive director. “We’re working with the owner to purchase the building,” Boyce said of the campus, located at 460 Finnie Flat Road in the Bashas’ center. “We’d like to purchase this building within this school year.” At the school’s May commencement ceremony, 36 students graduated. Boyce estimated that more than 700 friends, family members and community members attended the ceremony. “It was standing room only,” she said. Rumors recently circulated that a former employee had embezzled money from the school. Trish Martin, one of the school’s assistant executive directors, said Tuesday that the matter is “something we cannot talk about.” Boyce would not confirm whether there was any theft of school funds. “She has resigned from the company and Collapse
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Officials: State making gains on teacher vacancies, still has way to go
6 HRS AGO - WASHINGTON, D.C. –- More than three months into the school year, Chinle Unified School District Expand
6 HRS AGO - WASHINGTON, D.C. –- More than three months into the school year, Chinle Unified School District still has teaching vacancies to fill and many of the teachers it does have on payroll do not have a standard teaching certificate. But that’s better than it was at the start of the year, and Chinle Associate Superintendent Doug Clauschee is confident things are going to keep getting better. Clauschee joined Steve Larson, director of the Arizona Department of Education’s educator and school excellence division, on a panel in Washington Tuesday to talk about the challenges of recruiting and retaining teachers. The two said Arizona has made some strides in that area, but concede there is still a long way to go.\ “I don’t see them as being fixed by 2020, but I think we’ll take steps in the right direction,” Larson said. It’s a particular problem in Arizona, where nearly 21% of all teacher positions were vacant at the end of August, according to a survey by the Arizona School Personnel Collapse
Taking flight: 100 Angels nonprofit provides medical relief to migrant families
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX – A new nonprofit, 100 Angels Foundation, provides medical supplies and health care to Expand
6 HRS AGO - PHOENIX – A new nonprofit, 100 Angels Foundation, provides medical supplies and health care to those arriving from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras – even Russia. Medical professionals volunteer their services and provide medicine and treatment for immigrants who get sick or injured during their arduous journeys to the U.S. border. Cecilia García, founder and president of 100 Angels, said families often have been traveling for weeks at a time, followed by days in detention centers after surrendering to immigration officials at U.S. ports of entry. “By the time we received them, they were in very precarious positions,” García said, listing dehydration, stomach illnesses and skin-related hygiene issues as frequent problems. Headache, body pain, flu, and cough also are common. One Guatemalan family who made a harrowing trip into the U.S. to seek asylum were bused to a Phoenix area church, where 100 Angels volunteers helped them. A mother, father and their child huddled on a Collapse
Higher temperatures expected this week across Arizona
1 DAY AGO - PHOENIX -– This week, the Phoenix area will see a warming trend, followed by a weak storm moving Expand
1 DAY AGO - PHOENIX -– This week, the Phoenix area will see a warming trend, followed by a weak storm moving east of the state. That's expected to drop temperatures slightly and kick up winds across northern Arizona. High pressure over the eastern Pacific will slowly build over the next couple of days, pushing high temperatures in Phoenix and the lower deserts into the 90s. Morning lows will remain near average, in the low 60s, throughout the week. Our average high is 87 for this time of the year. Across southern Arizona, temperatures will be slightly lower, with highs in the upper 80s until Friday, when 83 is the forecast high. Have jackets handy in the mornings in Tucson, as temperatures will start off in the low to mid-50s. Overnight temperatures are expected to drop below freezing in Flagstaff and Grand Canyon Village before rebounding into the 50s and 60s. Prescott and Payson will not freeze overnight, and high temperatures are expected to reach into the 70s on Tuesday and Wednesday. Collapse
Aging tech creates challenges for dispatchers, first responders
1 DAY AGO - JEROME — Jerome Police Chief Alan Muma said Thunder Valley Rally weekend, which sometimes leads to Expand
1 DAY AGO - JEROME — Jerome Police Chief Alan Muma said Thunder Valley Rally weekend, which sometimes leads to extra police calls in Jerome, was a fairly routine warm-weather weekend for his department this year. However, the chief said there was one incident that highlighted an ongoing challenge in accurately getting first responders to the scene of an emergency. Muma said the Sept. 20-22 weekend involved an average number of noise complaints for a weekend, along with a number of traffic offenses and one “extreme” DUI arrest and a handful of medical calls, mostly for trips and falls. The only vehicle accident that require police and fire personnel to respond was a single-motorcycle wreck at mile marker 338 along State Road 89A at about 12:10 p.m. on Sept. 21. Crews weren’t able to get accurate location information about the wreck until they had already gone through town twice with sirens and lights on. “We were initially told the wreck was near the top of the mountain, so we went up the Collapse
Opposition to balloon-launch facility struck down
1 DAY AGO - PHOENIX -- The State Court of Appeals threw out the latest legal objection to a high-altitude Expand
1 DAY AGO - PHOENIX -- The State Court of Appeals threw out the latest legal objection to a high-altitude balloon-launching facility in Pima County, saying challengers waited too long to sue. In a unanimous ruling Monday, a three-judge panel concluded that three individuals represented by the Goldwater Institute do have legal standing to contest a no-bid contract awarded by the county to design and build a facility for World View. The judges said the allegations that the contact was an illegal expenditure of public dollars was sufficient to give them their day in court. But the judges declined to decide the merits of the claim. Appellate Judge Karl Epplich, writing the decision, pointed out that the architect and the contractor already had been paid. More to the point, the judge noted that the facility is complete. And Epplich said it's no one's fault but the Goldwater Institute that the case cannot go forward. "The taxpayers could have preserved the possibility of a meaningful remedy by Collapse
Registered sex offender arrested for allegedly kidnapping, sexually assaulting teenage girl in Prescott
1 DAY AGO - Detectives with the Prescott Police Department (PPD) have arrested and made charges against a Expand
1 DAY AGO - Detectives with the Prescott Police Department (PPD) have arrested and made charges against a registered sex offender who allegedly kidnapped and sexually assaulted a teenage girl in Prescott Friday afternoon, Oct. 18. The victim, a 15-year-old who attends a local high school, was reportedly walking in the area of Ruth and Whipple streets at about 3:30 p.m. when she was forced into a vehicle driven by 36-year-old David Littlehale, according to a PPD news release. Littlehale reportedly began to assault the girl in the vehicle as he drove to his house in the 1800 block of Oaklawn Dr. Once there, he allegedly prevented her from leaving the home and “assaulted her multiple times, causing significant and serious injuries to her face and eye,” the release states. The girl told detectives she physically resisted Littlehale’s attacks and eventually managed to escape. Littlehale reportedly pursued her, but she was able to evade him and hide in a nearby home. She hid in the home until the Collapse
‘Game Con’ coming to Camp Verde Library
4 DAYS AGO - CAMP VERDE — Video games, board games, card games, dice games. Game night at the Camp Verde Expand
4 DAYS AGO - CAMP VERDE — Video games, board games, card games, dice games. Game night at the Camp Verde Community Library is open to all teens — not just teens living in the 86322. But what if gaming from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. each Thursday isn’t enough? What if adults also want to participate? That’s what librarian Zach Garcia was thinking. His answer? Verde Valley Game Con. From 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, the Camp Verde Community Library will be 17,000-square-feet of gaming, and anyone is welcome to come for a day of fun, Garcia said. Two years ago, Garcia took over the teen section of the library. One of his goals was to reboot the library’s Teen Advisory Board, something he likened to “student council at the library.” These days it’s called the Youth Advisory Council. The YAC members helped Garcia put together a plan for Game Con. “Annually is the goal,” he said. “Our goal is to have a convention-style event that’s open to anyone.” What is ‘Game Con’? On schedule for Game Collapse
New statewide HIV testing initiative
4 DAYS AGO - PHOENIX — Aunt Rita’s Foundation has launched Get Tested AZ, an ongoing HIV testing initiative Expand
4 DAYS AGO - PHOENIX — Aunt Rita’s Foundation has launched Get Tested AZ, an ongoing HIV testing initiative throughout Arizona. In partnership with the Arizona Department of Health Services, the initiative increasing the accessibility for free HIV testing locations to 116 through collaborations with Sonora Quest Laboratories, Walgreens and Albertsons/Safeway pharmacies, according to a press release from the initiative. Free HIV test vouchers are available to Arizonans 18 years of age and older who have not received an HIV test in the past 12 months, the release stated. To receive a voucher, visit GetTestedAZ.org complete the request form and chose the best testing location. For more information, call Aunt Rita’s Foundation HIVAZ Connect hotline at 602-903-1221. HIV testing locations will be available across the state in Greater Phoenix, Greater Tucson, Prescott, Flagstaff, Kingman, Yuma, Lake Havasu City, and smaller communities. Each testing site has different protocol, the release Collapse
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