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

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 […]

THANK YOU TUCSON!! 48 HOUR MASH FREE SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC A SUCCESS MORE THAN 1,100 CATS AND DOGS SERVICED The 48 Hour MASH Free Spay/Neuter Clinic held October 9 through 11, at Los Ranchitos Elementary School was a huge success! A total of 424 dogs and 376 cats were spayed and neutered and another 350 were scheduled […]

This Thanksgiving, I’m thankful for our city’s progress. Together, Tucsonans decided enough was enough and voted to invest in our roads – and what a difference that makes to the pride we feel in our city! More Tucsonans have stepped up to help their neighbors, and their neighbors’ children – by volunteering with literacy groups, […]

Tucson Water provides a 50% monthly bill credit to qualifying customers for the Tucson Water charges on their utility services statement. To receive assistance you must: Be a Tucson Water customer. Receive the utility services bill in your name. Meet the federal household size and income guidelines. For example, $1,286 monthly income for an individual […]

In 2007, Tucson’s Mayor and Council approved a program to help cut down the number of auto accidents, injuries and fatalities at the City’s eight most dangerous intersections. This program had photo cameras placed at these intersections to deal with speed and running red lights. The Mayor and Council received updates on the program, which […]

By Steve kozachik Ward 6 We have the highest rate of any western state, including California. That’s not something we should be proud of. In a state where the Governor and Legislature continue to slash our education budget, the cost of the Department of Corrections has increased by 67% since 2003. Today it absorbs over […]

in New Awards to 96 Hispanic-Serving Institutions to Expand Education Opportunities to Hispanic and Low-Income Students The U.S. Department of Education announced today that 96 Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) will receive more than $51 million in new awards to strengthen and expand educational opportunities for Hispanic and low-income students. The HSI program

By Richard Fimbres, Tucson Vice Mayor & Council Member Ward 5 Friends: Each year the United States honors the contributions that Latinos have made to our great country with Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 till October 15. The annual, month long celebration began 26 years ago. Congress had first passed a resolution […]

By Ramon Valadez Pima County Supervisor District 2 This November’s Pima County Bond Election is about our vision for ourselves. Simply put, we are all – together – deciding the future for our region, cities and towns, tribal nations, neighborhoods, seniors and families and our economy. I propose a positive, optimistic vision, which will inspire […]