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Innovative and High Performing Organization

I nvesting in our employees is critical for the current and future success of Buckeye. Attracting and retaining a workforce that is committed to providing outstanding service to all residents and businesses is what you expect for your tax dollars. Below are just a few examples of how Buckeye employees are striving to perform to the highest standards.

The Development Services Department continues to innovate with virtual building inspections. Ensuring all new homes and businesses are safe and projects are completed in timely manner.

Development Services was also recognized by the American Planning Association for its one-of-a kind Wildlife Corridor Best Practices Guide. This guide makes sure Buckeye is growing responsibly while keeping our fragile desert ecosystem in mind.

The Community Service Department continues to improve quality of life throughout Buckeye with its amazing programs and amazing events, with record breaking attendance across the board. The 2023 Buckeye Air Fair held in February was the biggest yet with over 35,000 attendees. Thanks to our partnership with the Aircraft Owners and Pilot Association, visitors got to experience an incredible new air show, awesome exhibits and educational forums.

The Finance Department continues its stellar performance by winning the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association for the fourth straight year. This award is only given to those with the highest standards in budgeting, including strong policies, financial planning, communication and operation guidance.

By making CPR instructions readily available and strategically placing AEDs in high traffic areas around the city, the Buckeye Fire Medical Rescue Department has earned the city a HEART Safe Designation.

The Buckeye Public Library continues its plans for a bright future with the Library Master Plan. This plan will guide the library for the next 10-20 years, making sure it remains an innovative place for residents to gather, learn and grow.

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