Tucson Parks and Recreation’s Activity Guide for spring 2016 is available at all Parks and Recreation facilities, including district offices, centers and pools, or can be viewed online at the link below. The Activity Guide contains information on leisure classes, KIDCO, aquatics, sports

The City of Tucson is no longer processing citations through the Traffic Safety Camera Program in response to the apparent passage of Proposition 201. Current election results show that 65 percent of voters approved the referendum to end the red light cameras and photo enforcement vans. The change became effective on Wednesday, Nov. 4. “The […]

  Tucson Water offers free toilets to qualifying low-to-moderate-income households. The rebate program offers free replacement of older toilets that consume 3.5 or more gallons per flush. Toilets qualifying for replacement typically are manufactured before 1991. The date of manufacture is generally stamped inside the tank or lid of the toilet. You must be a […]

On November 3rd, the voters said ‘no’ to a package of 99 proposed County Bond projects. Some of them were ‘nice to have’s’ and others were key to our long term economic development. The Sonoran Corridor falls into the latter category. The Sonoran Corridor is the connection of I-10 and I-19, out by Raytheon and […]

Graffiti Protective Coatings and the City of Tucson have a smartphone application for reporting graffiti. “MYTUCSON” is a FREE download on the iOS App Store and Google Play for Android. You can also report graffiti by emailing graffiti@tucsonaz.gov or calling (520) 792-2489 and choosing option 1. ! AHORA TODOS PODEMOS DESCARGAR UNA APP PARA REPORTAR […]

With thousands of votes outstanding, it appears voters in the City of Tucson were re-elected four incumbents on the Tucson City Council. Democrats Regina Romero, Paul Cunningham, and Shirley Scott each won new terms. Democratic Mayor Jonathan Rothschild won a second term with no opponent. Voters also appear to have approved two changes to the […]