State pulls plug on 211 social services database

by Sheryl Kornman on Feb 20, 2009, under Local

Citizen Staff Writer
IN BRIEF

Arizona’s online database of health and human services is no longer available by dialing 211.

And the Web site www.az211.gov is no longer available.

The state eliminated the 211 service’s funds in an effort to balance the 2009 budget, which ends June 30.

Much of the information in the database is available by calling a local nonprofit agency at 325-2111 or 888-575-2111.

The Information & Referral Helpline is provided as a service by Our Family Services. The agency also provides social services to local families.

SHERYL KORNMAN

skornman@tucsoncitizen.com

Our Digital Archive

This blog page archives the entire digital archive of the Tucson Citizen from 1993 to 2009. It was gleaned from a database that was not intended to be displayed as a public web archive. Therefore, some of the text in some stories displays a little oddly. Also, this database did not contain any links to photos, so though the archive contains numerous captions for photos, there are no links to any of those photos.

There are more than 230,000 articles in this archive.

In TucsonCitizen.com Morgue, Part 1, we have preserved the Tucson Citizen newspaper's web archive from 2006 to 2009. To view those stories (all of which are duplicated here) go to Morgue Part 1

Search site | Terms of service