Maricopa County is a major political force in Arizona, home to 62% of the state's population. It is the third county in U. S. history to cast more than a million votes in favor of a presidential candidate, and its mission is to provide regional leadership and the necessary, fiscally responsible public services and services so that residents can enjoy life in a healthy and safe community.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is comprised of five members elected by popular vote within their own districts. The county offers a wide range of resources for businesses that are already creating jobs and revenues in Maricopa County, as well as those looking to start new businesses or locate an existing business there. Maricopa County is responsible for managing Environmental Services, Facility Management, Finance, Flood Control District, GIS Maps, Government Relations, Housing Authority, and Human Resources. Maricopa County has no other passenger rail transportation, as Amtrak's Sunset Limited, which served Phoenix until June 2, 1996, has its closest stop in Maricopa, in neighboring Pinal County. For much of the time after World War II, Maricopa County was one of the most conservative urban counties in the United States. The county's mission is to provide regional leadership and the necessary, fiscally responsible public services and services so that residents can enjoy lives in a healthy and safe environment. Maricopa County is an important political entity in Arizona that has a long history of providing its citizens with essential services.
It is home to 62% of the state's population and has been at the forefront of many major political decisions. The county is managed by a five-member Board of Supervisors who are elected by popular vote within their own districts. The county provides a wide range of resources for businesses that are already creating jobs and revenues in Maricopa County as well as those looking to start new businesses or relocate existing ones. The county is responsible for managing Environmental Services, Facility Management, Finance, Flood Control District, GIS Maps, Government Relations, Housing Authority, and Human Resources. Maricopa County does not have any passenger rail transportation as Amtrak's Sunset Limited which served Phoenix until June 2nd 1996 has its closest stop in Maricopa located in neighboring Pinal County. After World War II Maricopa County was one of the most conservative urban counties in the United States. The mission of Maricopa County is to provide regional leadership and fiscally responsible public services so that residents can enjoy life in a healthy and safe environment.
