Arizona Department of Economic Security

Nov 13, 2025

Access the Arizona Department of Economic Security here.

The Arizona Department of Economic Security is a state agency in Arizona responsible for providing social services and assistance to individuals and families in need. They oversee programs such as unemployment insurance, food assistance, and child support services to help improve the economic well-being of Arizona residents.

Agency Accounts

Arizona CACTUS Unemployment Claims Management Account

Access your online account via CACTUS.

The Arizona CACTUS Unemployment Claims Management Account allows you to set up and manage the following information:

  • Unemployment Compensation Account Number (UI)

Find out more on how to stay compliant with the Arizona Department of Economic Security:

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