Follow the Gene C. Reid Park and Reid Park Zoo Community Conversation

The City recently providied several avenues for public engagement regarding the conversation surrounding Gene C. Reid Park and Reid Park Zoo expansion.

To stay up to date on the timeline and progress of the process, visit the websites below in English or Spanish.

Gene C. Reid Park and Reid Park Zoo Expansion Community Conversation - English
Ampliación de Gene C. Reid Park y Reid Park Zoo Conversación Comunitaria - español

National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation Underway

Mayor Romero invites you to participate in the Wyland Foundation's 2021 National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation.

Mayor Regina Romero and City Manager Michael Ortega recently invited the public to a series of town halls that the City of Tucson hosted to provide a platform for community members to voice their priorities for the next fiscal year budget, which begins on July 1.

To celebrate Earth Day this year, the City of Tucson is hosting a drive-thru event on Saturday, April 24, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Donna Liggins Recreation Center parking lot at Mansfield Park, 2160 N. 6th Ave.

Tucson's Mayor and Council approved spending $27.1 million ($19.1 million from the City of Tucson and $8 million from Pima County) for the Tucson and Pima County Eviction Prevention/Emergency Rent and Utility Relief Program, after a nearly four-month gap in federal funding.

Share why the Cherrybell Postal Service Center is important to you by completing a form. Tucson Mayor Regina Romero, Tucson City Council Member Richard Fimbres, and other community leaders are organizing again to protect Cherrybell.

The City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) is excited to announce a self-guided informational virtual tour of Move Tucson Phase 2.

Tucson Mayor Regina Romero is inviting the community to complete a survey to identify their priorities for both City government and communitywide climate and environmental sustainability actions.

Tucson's Mayor and Council took swift action last year to distribute the $95.6 million in federal COVID-19 relief funding to shore up City services and help struggling Tucsonans. You can now track spending through the We Are One I Somos Uno program.