Public Notice Public Notice

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Casa Grande Arts & Humanities Commission is pleased to announce the availability of mini grants to fund art related projects. These mini grants are available to all Casa Grande Schools. The grant application is available on the City’s website www.casagrandeaz.gov. Additional information may be obtained by calling the Casa Grande City Clerk, Gloria Leija, 520-421-8600, Ext. 1100.

/s/Gloria Leija, MMC
City Clerk

Download the fillable Arts & Humanities Mini Grant application

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City Clerk Administration


Gloria Leija
City Clerk
510 E. Florence Blvd.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
(520) 421-8608

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General Information General Information

GENERAL INFORMATION
The City Clerk’s Department prepares and assembles Council packets, maintains accurate records of actions taken by Council, ensures posting and publication requirements as required by Arizona State Statutes and City Charter, coordinates public auctions, administers the ongoing records retention program, and coordinates all City elections. The City Clerk’s department acts as an information center that provides information to staff and the public on current and historical events of the City of Casa Grande. The City Clerk serves as Staff Liaison to the Arts & Humanities Commission and member/secretary to the Casa Grande Police and Fire Personnel Retirement Boards.

MISSION
To provide quality services to internal and external customers in areas relating to: research elections, board appointments, contracts, community arts, and the Public Safety Retirement System.

Beat the Holiday Rush...Apply for your passport book or card now! Beat the Holiday Rush...Apply for your passport book or card now!

Travelers are advised to beat the holiday rush and apply for their U.S. passport now if they plan to travel out of the country this upcoming holiday season. Current wait times are approximately four to six weeks. It is highly recommended to apply now to avoid lengthy delays during the busy travel season.

The full requirements of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative was implemented on June 1, 2009 which requires all travelers, age 16 and over, entering the United States from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda at sea or land ports of entry to have a passport or other federally approved Identification.

U.S. citizen children under the age of 16 are able to present the original or certified copy of their birth certificate, or other proof of U.S. citizenship such as a naturalization certificate or citizenship card when traveling with their parents.

Contact the City Clerk’s office at (520) 421-8600 for more information.