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A group of people march together in a pro-gay protest.
Red truck with pride float
Folder title: Events, 1985 June 15
Gay Pride Parade in Phoenix
The State Highway System includes 6,801 route miles of roadway and of this about 88% of the system's roadways are situated within rural areas with the remainder in urban areas. The System also includes 1,324 miles or 20% that traverse Native Nation/Tribal lands. In addition, there are 20 airports maintained and operated by the Native Nation/Tribal Governments.
The vision of the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) is for every child, adult and family in the State of Arizona to be safe and economically secure. The mission of the Department is to promote the safety, well-being and self-sufficiency of children, adults and families. The Department continues a strong commitment to working with all of Arizona’s 22 tribes. The DES Tribal Consultation Policy demonstrates a fundamental respect for tribal sovereignty and self-determination. DES commits to working in consultation with Tribal Nations to improve the quality, availability and accessibility of human services to children, youth, adults and elders. This report provides an overview of DES actions and activities related to tribal consultations (both formal and informal) conducted over the past state fiscal year to achieve these goals. Our process is one which jointly involves Tribal and Department leadership and staff.
Interior photograph of Barrel Vault at Cosanti in Paradise Valley, Arizona showing plaster and cloth form work
Photograph showing south exterior view of Barrel Vault at Cosanti in Paradise Valley, Arizona
Photograph showing exterior view of Barrel Vault and Pumpkin Apse at Cosanti in Paradise Valley, Arizona
Interior photograph of Barrel Vault under construction at Cosanti, Paradise Valley, Arizona