Arizona cities, towns, and counties may use their websites and a qualified newspaper’s website to meet certain legal notice requirements, with deadlines and home-page links.
Cities, towns, and counties may meet certain legal notice requirements by posting notices on their own website and a qualified newspaper’s website. They must meet deadlines and link to required notices by category from their home page.
Cities, towns, and counties may meet certain legal notice requirements by posting notices on both their official website and a qualified newspaper’s website. The rules cover required advertising, publishing, or printing under the laws governing cities and towns and under the laws governing counties. The city, town, or county must send the notice electronically to the newspaper at least one full business day before the required notice date. It must post the notice on its own website by that date. A city, town, or county that posts public notices on its website must link from its home page to required notices, listed by category. The city and town rule does not cover notices of proposed charters. The newspaper must receive each notice at least one full business day before its required notice date; the local government must post it by that date.
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