On Wednesday, Oct. 28, Tucson Parks and Recreation will open five pools for adult lap swim only. This is in addition to Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center which opened last month for lap swim. Pools will be operating at reduced capacity and limited to one lap swimmer per lane. Those
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Tucson Mayor Regina Romero, City Council Member Richard Fimbres, and City Manager Michael Ortega gathered last week at the Theresa Lee Public Health Center to get their flu shots. The seasonal flu, combined with the COVID-19 pandemic, could lead to a “twindemic,” and City leaders are recommending residents schedule their free flu shots. Watch the […]
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The City of Tucson Parks and Recreation department is hosting a drive-thru Rollin’ Haunt event this Saturday, Oct. 24, from 4-7 p.m., at the Tucson Rodeo Grounds, 4823 S. 6th Ave. (enter at 3rd Avenue and Irvington Road). To avoid traffic congestion, do not line up early. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Parks and Recreation […]
The Pima County Board of Supervisors this morning, Oct. 20, voted to rename the Mission Library (3770 S. Mission Road) to the Richard Elías-Mission Library. Former District 5 Supervisor Richard Elías, who died on March 28, was a champion for literacy causes, adult education, and the library system. The board also approved $6 million in […]
The Procurement Division of the City of Tucson’s Business Services Department is seeking motivated team players to join its contracting team. A member of this critical team will be one of 20 people responsible for buying all the goods, services, and construction items that all City departments purchase. Contracts include helicopters, bicycles, playground equipment,
Hello Neighbor, It has been a busy and exciting month marked by the passing of the Tucson Climate Emergency Declaration. With record-high summer temperatures and historic wildfires, it’s clear we need to act boldly to combat climate change. The Climate Emergency Declaration serves as the foundation for bold climate action for City operations and sets […]
For Uninsured Women During October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month Tucson, Arizona – El Rio Health will be offering free Mammogram Screenings for uninsured women in the month of October at three of their health centers. To qualify, the patient must be uninsured, over 40 years old with no current breast problems (no pain, discharge, lump, etc.) and must not have had
The CDC, recommends Children should also be vaccinated with the Flu shot before the end of October starting as early as 6 months of age. Influenza viruses evolve so quickly that it is recommended to get a flu shot every year. The CDC does confirm that the Flu shot does not protect against COVID-19 but […]
Pima County has opened a third round of support for small businesses that might need help in acquiring Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for employees. The County delivered free PPE to 202 businesses in the first two waves of the program. Priority in this round goes to businesses applying for the first time. Businesses that already […]





















