The City of Tucson yesterday, March 8, announced its plans to reopen City sports fields and small- and medium-sized ramadas for reservations, in accordance with Pima County guidelines. The City is now accepting those reservations as of today. New reservations and beer and wine permits will be
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To continue supporting Tucsonans experiencing economic distress, Mayor & Council voted unanimously to suspend transit fares through the end of the fiscal year (June 30th). The city received funds for public transit in the latest federal relief package that will help offset the cost. Mayor & Council will review fares again prior to June 30th. My
U.S. News & World Report, the global authority in rankings and consumer advice, announced their 2021 Best Hotels rankings, placing Casino Del Sol on their esteemed Best Hotels in Arizona list once again. Additionally, the property received the distinction of a silver badge, signifying it ranks within the top 30% of all ranked Tucson hotels. “It has
The Mayor and Tucson City Council recently directed Tucson Water to resume shutting off water accounts for nonpayment, beginning March 15. The utility is notifying affected customers of this impending change. It’s also making them aware of the more than $1 million that is still available to help people pay utility bills if they have […]
Reid Park Zoo today, Feb. 25, announced the opening of its new Flamingo Lagoon. The Chilean flamingo flock’s vibrant pink feathers now welcome guests as they enter the Zoo. This project is part of Phase 1 of the Zoo’s ongoing 10-year Master Plan. The newly renovated space offers the flock a 50% increase in its […]
“We want to express our gratitude to Downtown Tucson Partnership and HSL Properties for our fantastic new patio heaters. We, along with our guests, are absolutely loving them.”Photo and caption: Borderland’s Brewing CompanyDowntown Heater Program Warming Up Local Businesses Through the new Downown Heater Program, Downtown Tucson Partnership
To continue supporting Tucsonans experiencing economic distress, Mayor & Council voted unanimously to suspend transit fares through the end of the fiscal year (June 30th). The city received funds for public transit in the latest federal relief package that will help offset the cost. Mayor & Council will review fares again prior to June 30th. My
Tucson’s Mayor and City Council and Tucson Parks and Recreation are excited to announce a new mobile recreation program, Ready, Set, Rec! This engaging program was made possible by a recommendation from Ward 5 Council Member Richard Fimbres to use federal CARES Act funds to
Richard and Mary Fimbres are the epitome of community leadership. Richard Fimbres has served our nation and Pima County, as a 27 ½-year Veteran (Retired), from the U.S. Army, Army National Guard and Army Reserve, as well as a 32-year Veteran of the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. Richard has also served for 12 ½ years […]
Mayor Romero have joined the 1t.org US Chapter Stakeholder Council, a 24-member Council of forward-thinking leaders from across government, the corporate sector, nonprofits and civil society organizations that inform the strategic direction of the 1t.org US Chapter. It is an honor for Mayor Romero, to be the first Mayor to serve on the Stakeholder




















