The Tucson Mayor and Council created a new utility assistance program, in partnership with Pima County and our community’s private sector utility partners, for qualifying residential utility customers who have experienced financial hardship resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Awards can be made to help relieve up to 50 percent of delinquent service-related charges. Funds

The City of Tucson’s annual TreeCycle program continues through Sunday, Jan. 17. Nine sites are open for collection. Residents are asked to remove all lights, ornaments, decorations, plastic tree bags, and tree stands before dropping off real trees at a TreeCycle site. Due to the pandemic, please wear a mask and practice social distancing when […]

All of us at the City of Tucson wish you a safe and happy holiday season. This is the final NewsNet of 2020. We’ll see you again on Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. During this holiday, and moving into the new year, please wear a mask, social distance from others, and observe all safety precautions so […]

Tucson City Court has designated this Friday, Dec. 18, as a non-juridical day and a day reserved for staff training. That means City Court, including the City Prosecutor’s Office and City Public Defender’s Office, will be closed to the public. Although offices will be closed Friday, victims may leave a message at (520) 791-5483. The […]

The City of Tucson is providing wireless access to members of the community to support remote learning, teleworking, and access to virtual services. This Community Wireless Program is funded through the federal CARES Act Coronavirus Relief Fund and allocated to this program by the Mayor and Tucson City Council. Internet services, for qualified applicants selected […]