State Agencies
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) maintains an expanding state-wide road system with more than 27,000 maintenance lane miles that include all travel lanes, ramps, passing lanes, paved shoulders, and...
The Arizona Department of Racing and the Arizona Racing Commission together regulate pari-mutuel horse and dog racing and wagering in Arizona, although the Department provides direct day-to-day oversight of racing...
The Division expended more than $265 million in federal grants during fiscal year 2006. It attempts to maximize these dollars by monitoring and adjusting expenditures and eligibility. In addition, the...
The Board makes decisions on granting good cause exceptions to applicants who were denied a fingerprint clearance card by the Department of Public Safety. Although it has improved timeliness since...
The federal Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (Act) modifies laws that impact three division programs. For the Title IV-E Foster Care program, the Division may experience a $17-million-per-year increase in...
In fiscal year 2006, the Division began implementing a more formal in-home services program (program) that seeks to prevent further child abuse and neglect and the need to place children...
This document provides answers to four questions about substance-exposed newborns. Although the State requires that all newborns be tested for certain disorders, it does not mandate that they be tested...