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Explore the Town of Payson, AZ — connecting residents with local government, community resources, events, and essential town services
- Visitors - Payson, AZ
The Payson Visitor Center Located at 100 W Main Street For more information call or email: (928) 474-4515 or visitorcenter@paysonaz gov Hours of operation: Monday - Saturday 9:00 a m - 3:00 p m Closed on Sunday We welcome you to stop by the Visitor Center and learn more about Payson and the Rim Country! We have relocation information!
- Town Of Payson Departments
Business License applications are now processed through the Town of Payson Cityworks Portal Apply, renew, and track your business license all in one place with our new online system!
- Water Department - Payson, AZ
Currently, Payson obtains all of its water supply from groundwater that is pumped by production wells from the Payson area’s fractured granite aquifer This aquifer receives its water via percolation (recharge) of snowmelt and rainfall into it from both local and distant areas
- Payson Fire Department
The Payson Fire Department serves the community with pride — offering fire suppression, EMS, and emergency response for Payson, AZ residents
- Employment Opportunities | Payson, AZ
The Town of Payson is an equal opportunity employer who supports equal opportunity for all people, regardless of Race, Color, Religion, Gender, Sexual Orientation, Age, National Origin or Disability
- Parks Recreation | Payson, AZ
The mission of Payson Parks Recreation Tourism is to serve residents and guests by providing a variety of quality recreational opportunities, events and facilities that improve overall well-being, development, and quality of life for the community while honoring our heritage and environment
- Maps - Payson, AZ
Directions to Payson Travel approximately 70 miles north on HWY 87 from Shea Blvd in Scottsdale Or, for a different and a little longer adventure travel North on HWY 17 to Camp Verde, then turn East on HWY 260, then turn South on HWY 87 This route will take you through large stands of Ponderosa Pine trees and the quaint town of Pine, AZ
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