– Mayor and Council last night, June 4, adopted a Heat Action Roadmap and Worker Heat Protection Ordinance, two actions increasing the City’s ability to mitigate and manage extreme heat and build resilience for the future. The Heat Action Roadmap marks the next step as part of the
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Friends of Pima Animal Care Center and PACC will offer free spay/neuter surgeries June 4-8, for large breed dogs (dogs currently over 40 pounds or puppies reaching a adult weight over 40 pounds). Limit of 2 dogs per household. The surgeries will be performed by PACC veterinarians using the mobile medical unit, Karen’s Karing […]
People who suffer from heat-related illnesses do so because their bodies are not able to cool themselves properly. Very high body temperatures can damage the brain and other vital organs. Heat stroke is the most serious and dangerous heat-related illness that can even cause Death. Stay indoors with air conditioning as much as possible, carry […]
PIMA COUNTY, April 30, 2024 – Pima Animal Care Center is seeking short-term fosters for at least 130 dogs ahead of a two-weeklong construction project that will mean intense noise and hammering in the kennel area. The project, funded by PACC’s nonprofit partner, Friends of PACC, involves installing noise-dampening panels throughout the indoor kennel area, […]
PIMA COUNTY, April 30, 2024 – Starting May 2, Pima County Natural Resources, Parks & Recreation (NRPR) will begin offering private pool rentals at three locations. “Pima County Parks and Recreation has seen a growing interest in residents wanting to rent County pools for private events each summer,” said NRPR recreation superintendent Grant Bourguet. “Our […]
Construction starts at the new Ward 1 Barrio Nopal Park in May. The 5.7-acre park at S. Nogales Hy., between Aragon Rd. and Elvira Rd., will feature a playground with a shade structure, splash pad, restroom, accessible sidewalks and soft walking paths, water harvesting areas, ramadas, and a picnic area. This brand-new $3.8 million neighborhood […]
The meter is running on the end of federal funds for the immigrants who are staying at Casa Alitas and the other county shelter site. The estimate is those funds will run out around the end of March. Last week in San Diego they already saw their funding end. They’ve been seeing roughly 900 daily […]
As staff face the largest number of dogs at the shelter in more than a year. Today we have 555 dogs in our shelter,” said Monica Dangler, director of animal services at PACC. “This is an absolutely critical situation. If we can’t reduce the number of dogs in our shelter immediately, we are in a […]
Let me start by asking you a rather difficult question: “If there had been a death in your family yesterday, what would you be doing today?” It’s not something that we like to think about, I know, because it’s probably one of the toughest questions you will ever have to face. If you […]
The Ready, Set, Rec van schedule for February is now out. Here’s the schedule for you to clip and tape to your refrigerator. We at the ward 6 office are grateful to all of the parks staff who support the work of this program citywide.






















