Posted December 31, 2015
A major winter storm is forecast to push through Arizona and the Arizona Department of Transportation wants drivers traveling in the high country to be prepared.
Posted December 29, 2015
$4,000 grant allows Pima Animal Care Center to host 3-day free adoption event
Posted December 29, 2015
Posted December 26, 2014
Former Mayor George Miller passed away this week. This from the Tucson Sentinel:
One of the longest serving public officials in Tucson's history died Christmas morning. George Miller, who was mayor for most of the 1990s, was 92.
Posted December 23, 2014
Crews repair streets in Sam Hughes neighborhood
Tonight is the last night for zoo lights before Christmas
Transit schedule for Christmas
'Tis the season to treeycycle
Posted December 23, 2014
Governor Brewer has ordered that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff from sunrise until sunset Wednesday, December 24, 2014, in honor of United States Army Specialist Wyatt J. Martin, 22, of Mesa, Arizona. Funeral services will take place on Wednesday in Mesa, followed by interment at the Mariposa Gardens Memorial Park in Mesa.
Posted December 22, 2014
The Christmas and New Year’s Day holidays will be observed on Thursday, December 25, 2014, and Thursday, January 1, 2015. Residential and commercial trash and recycling will not be collected on the Thursday holiday. The Los Reales Landfill will be closed for both holidays. All City of Tucson
Posted December 22, 2014
Tucson Police Department shows holiday spirit
Mortgage downpayment assistance still available
Veterans Court helps vets in need
Trash and recycling on holiday schedule for next two weeks
How to stay warm and safe when temperatures drop
Posted December 22, 2014
The following details outline transit service on Christmas, Thursday, December 25, 2014:
Posted December 19, 2014
The City of Tucson Department of Transportation’s Park Tucson Division is modernizing its on-street parking program with the installation of new, solar-powered “smart” meters that accept credit, debit or smart (stored value) cards. The new smart meters, which also accept coins, will be wirelessly connected to a new smart-phone app-branded specifically for Tucson.
Posted December 19, 2014
Tucson's Police Chief selected to serve on national task force
Plenty of parking available for tomorrow's Downton Parade of Lights
Tickets still available for beach boys concert at TCC
See video of what it's like to ride a camel at Reid Park Zoo
How to report transportation concerns
Posted December 19, 2014
Posted December 18, 2014
Mayor and Council clear way for new mixed-use hotel complex near University of Arizona
Tucson Police officers honored for saving lives in machete attack
Downtown Parade of Lights this weekend
Santa's coming to Tucson this weekend
Stay safe while driving this holiday season
Posted December 17, 2014
Mayor and Council moves to next phase of proposed Ronstadt Center redevelopment
School Resource Officers heading to TUSD
Deadline extended to apply as a commission member to review and recommend salaries for Mayor and Council
Public comments sought on proposed elimination of Downtown Loop
'Zoo Lights' continues at Reid Park Zoo
Posted December 17, 2014
This is one of the things I have been waiting for. Thank you, Park Tucson!
Park Tucson is pleased to announce the installation of the first 21 new smart parking meters that will provide improved customer service to our on-street parking guests. The new meters are solar-powered and accept credit, debit, and smart cards in addition to coins, and will soon be accessible for payment through a smart-phone mobile app.
You can get more information here.
