The Graham County Health Department works to protect and improve the health, safety, and well-being of residents throughout Graham County. Through public health nursing, environmental health services, disease prevention, health education, immunizations, family planning, vital records, food safety inspections, environmental health permitting, and community health initiatives, the department serves individuals, families, businesses, and communities across the county. The Health Department also supports public health preparedness, health assessments, and programs designed to promote healthy lifestyles and prevent illness and injury. ([Graham County][1]) Short version: The Graham County Health Department provides public health, environmental health, and preventive health services for Graham County residents. Through health education, nursing services, immunizations, vital records, food safety programs, environmental health inspections, and community wellness initiatives, the department works to protect public health and improve quality of life throughout the region.

As one of her first actions in office, Governor Hobbs announced the creation of the Governor’s Office of Resiliency– uniting water, land use, transportation, and energy policy areas under one umbrella, with the underlying purpose of providing leadership that addresses the compounding threats to Arizona’s water, natural resources, and impacts of the climate crisis. Through the Office of Resiliency, Governor Hobbs seeks to bring state agencies, businesses, underserved communities, and tribal communities together to identify climate solutions that expand job and economic opportunities, improve the health and well-being of Arizonans, and pave a path to long-term prosperity.

Graham County is more than just a place; it's a community, a history, and a future, all intertwined with the land and the resources it provides. We are proud to call it home.

University of Arizona is a public land-grant research university located in Tucson. Founded in 1885, it was Arizona's first university and is recognized for its strengths in astronomy, space sciences, engineering, business, agriculture, medicine, and public policy. The university enrolls more than 50,000 students and is classified among the nation's leading research institutions, conducting extensive research in areas ranging from planetary science and optics to health care and environmental sustainability. Its athletic teams, the Arizona Wildcats, compete in NCAA Division I athletics and have a strong tradition in basketball and other sports. The university's mission combines teaching, research, and public service to support Arizona and communities around the world.

The Safford City-Graham County Library provides free access to information, technology, educational resources, and community programming for residents of Graham, Greenlee, and Gila counties. The library supports lifelong learning, literacy, creativity, and community engagement through collections, digital services, public technology, and programs for all ages.