Maricopa County Emergency Management

The Maricopa County Recorder Elections Department is a part of Maricopa County in Arizona. The department serves more than 1 million registered voters and provides election support to various jurisdictions in the county that includes cities, towns, and school and special districts. The Maricopa County Recorder Elections Department also administers an assistance program that serves voters in accordance with their physical and mental abilities. The department offers a range of information in the form of audio files and pamphlets. In addition, it maintains a ballot tabulation center. The Maricopa County Recorder Elections Department provides online access to a variety of documents to the public.

The Maricopa County Facilities Management Department operates community service, information, money matters, public works, and judicial and law enforcement departments. The department offers identity theft, antislum, drug prevention, home schooling, homeland security, juvenile probation and public defense, as well as mental health care services. It also organizes summer camps for schoolchildren. Additionally, the department provides campaign information, as well as health and wellness-related programs and services. It offers real estate and public safety services that include fingerprinting and identification. The department also provides boating, fishing, hiking and horseback riding opportunities. It offers transportation services. The Maricopa County Facilities Management Department is governed by Maricopa County in Arizona.

The Maricopa County Medical Examiner, a forensic science center, is operated by the Health Services Department of Maricopa County The center provides medico legal investigations into the deaths that require public inquiry. It offers forensic pathology services to determine authorization of cremation of decedent remains and testifying in criminal and civil cases. The Maricopa County Medical Examiner conducts postmortem examinations on decedents, reviews medical records and investigator reports, and examines tissue samples to identify diseases. The center also reviews toxicology reports for evidence of drug use and abuse to provide witnesses in court. It works with multiple law enforcement agencies, as well as county attorneys, federal prosecutors and public defender s offices. The center provides training of medical students and resident physicians and is a training laboratory for Northern Arizona University undergraduate students majoring in forensic chemistry. The Maricopa County Medical Examiner has received the National Association of Counties Achievement Award for its unidentified persons search tool. The center is located in Phoenix.