TDOT - Posted July 19, 2021
On Wednesday, July 21, 2021, crews from Next Generation Electrical, under contract with the City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM), are scheduled to begin work to install a new solar Bike HAWK signal at the Glenn Street and Treat Avenue intersection.
Ward-6 - Posted July 19, 2021
Please find Council Member Kozachik's Newsletter at the following link:
A Message From Steve K...07/19/2021 (govdelivery.com)
Ward 6 Survey
PFAS
Vaccine Update
Glass Reuse Update
Waste Stream Contamination
Ward-2 - Posted July 16, 2021
It’s a good week to talk about rainwater and its importance as a potential resource for Tucson. As of this week, 2021’s monsoon total (1.64 inches) has already passed the total for the entire 2020 monsoon season (1.61 inches). Despite the flooded streets and occasional downed tree, we Tucsonans appreciate the relief that monsoon season can give us.
Ward-4 - Posted July 14, 2021
Last year, we were sad to have to cancel our office's favorite event: the annual Ward 4 Back to School Bash. But as the number of vaccinated persons continues to rise, we are thrilled to be able to bring back the bash for its 20th year on Saturday, July 24. Out of an abundance of caution, this year's event will be held in a drive-thru format.
PDSD - Posted July 13, 2021
The Planning Commission will hold a Public Hearing on the proposed amendment to the Unified Development Code to allow Accessory Dwelling Units Wednesday, July 28 at 6pm. You can submit written comments or request to speak at the hearing by emailing PlanningCommission@tucsonaz.gov.
TDOT - Posted July 12, 2021
BrightView Landscaping, under contract with the Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) Streets Maintenance Division, will begin a palm tree trimming maintenance program for the next six weeks on palm trees in City median islands. There will be intermittent, rolling median travel lane closures as the contractor moves through the project areas. Crews will work from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Friday.
Work dates and trimming locations for the first two sections of roadways are:
Ward-6 - Posted July 12, 2021
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Ward-4 - Posted July 11, 2021
Here is some information in case you needed it for down trees or powerlines that may have accured with our Monsoon season.
Department of Transportation and Mobility
If you see street and traffic emergencies, please dial 911.
For other high priorities such as:
*Dangerous obstructions in roadways
*Traffic or pedestrian signal malfunction
*Traffic control signs missing or damaged (stop and yield)
Ward-2 - Posted July 9, 2021
One of the calls my staff deals with increasing frequency is the presence of homeless people. Unfortunately, with the economic shock of the last 18 months, our homeless population has increased significantly.
TDOT - Posted July 6, 2021
On Thursday, July 8, 2021, beginning at about 7 p.m., Broadway from Martin Avenue to Warren Avenue will be closed to all travel. This one-night closure will allow crews to install a new water line on the southside of Broadway that will connect to the new water main on the northside of Broadway. Broadway is scheduled to reopen by 6 a.m. on Friday, July 9, 2021.
Ward-6 - Posted July 6, 2021
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Ward-3 - Posted July 6, 2021
News and Updates
Pet of the Week
Ward 3 Neighborhood Association/Coalition Meetings
Ward 3 Events
City Wide Events
Did You Know?
Ward-5 - Posted July 2, 2021
Ward 5 Council Member Richard Fimbres and his staff want to wish everyone and their families a happy and safe Fourth of July. Also a reminder to keep your pets safe from potential Fourth of July activities.
It is important during these times, to be mindful of the heat, careful using fireworks and please don’t drink and drive. If you choose to drink, please designate a driver, call a cab, use Uber or Lyft.
Also, if you are out and its raining, don’t drive through washes or flooded roads. Arizona has its stupid motorist law and it is strictly enforced.
TDOT - Posted July 2, 2021
The City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) is seeking public comment on Move Tucson, the city’s long-range transportation plan project list.
The project list was developed over the last 18 months based on community input and a comprehensive analysis of transportation needs in the city. To date, over 5,000 Tucsonans have participated in the Move Tucson planning effort.
Ward-2 - Posted July 2, 2021
Arizona voters passed Proposition 207 last November by an overwhelming margin. The most talked about provision of the new law is that recreational marijuana is now available, although regulated. There was another part of the proposition, however. That dealt with expunging the records of people with marijuana convictions. This makes so much sense. If people are making money off of marijuana as a legitimate business, why should people who got convicted years ago still suffer the consequences?
