City News

The Arizona Daily Star today, May 22, features an article spotlighting the various attractions of Fort Lowell Park, 2900 N. Craycroft Road. The City of Tucson park offers fitness stations, ball fields, tennis courts, a pool, and a lagoon that offers an array of scenery and wildlife.

The Tucson Police Department (TPD) identification section is seeking a police identification superintendent. Job duties include managing personnel and overseeing the planning, implementation, direction, and management of all functions and resources of the section.

This position serves as Arizona Automated Fingerprint Information System site administrator and unit liaison with other departments and agencies by communicating unit concerns and ensuring compliance with policies.

A one-tenth of 1% sales tax that voters approved for Reid Park Zoo in 2017 has raised more than $12 million, according to an article in the Arizona Daily Star newspaper. The 10-year-tax is earmarked for improvements to the Zoo's infrastructure and the construction of new, interactive exhibits.

The monthly Tucson Parks and Recreation Commission meeting will be held Wednesday, May 22, 3:30-5 p.m., at Tucson Parks and Recreation Administration, 900 S. Randolph Way.

The commission serves as a citizens advisory panel to the Mayor and Tucson City Council on issues such as recreational and park activities within the city, operations policy and procedures, user fees, park development, and park name changes.

The City of Tucson is recruiting civil engineers to join its Distribution Design and Plant Design sections of Tucson Water. Duties include managing transmission and distribution water main projects or water facilities projects; producing, reviewing, and administering contracts; developing designs; and enforcing codes and standards.