NewsNet - Posted May 22, 2019
The Arizona Symphonic Winds continues its spring concert series on Saturday, May 15, at 7 p.m. at Udall Park, 7200 E. Tanque Verde Road. All concerts are free to the public and will begin at 7 p.m. at the László Veres Amphitheater in the park.
Attendees are invited to bring lawn chairs, blankets, a picnic basket, and enjoy an evening of entertainment for the whole family. The final concert in the series will be June 1.
NewsNet - Posted May 22, 2019
The Tucson Police Department (TPD) identification section is seeking a police identification superintendent. Job duties include managing personnel and overseeing the planning, implementation, direction, and management of all functions and resources of the section.
This position serves as Arizona Automated Fingerprint Information System site administrator and unit liaison with other departments and agencies by communicating unit concerns and ensuring compliance with policies.
TDOT - Posted May 20, 2019
On Tuesday, May 21, 2019 crews from Next Generation Electrical, under contract with the City of Tucson Department of Transportation (TDOT), are scheduled to replace traffic signal heads with upgraded signals to accommodate flashing yellow left turn arrows at the intersection of Golf Links Road and Kolb Road.
Work at the intersection will take place from about 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The schedule is subject to change due to inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances.
NewsNet - Posted May 20, 2019
A one-tenth of 1% sales tax that voters approved for Reid Park Zoo in 2017 has raised more than $12 million, according to an article in the Arizona Daily Star newspaper. The 10-year-tax is earmarked for improvements to the Zoo's infrastructure and the construction of new, interactive exhibits.
NewsNet - Posted May 20, 2019
Buy a SummerGO Youth Pass for kids (ages 6 to 18) to get around town all summer long on public transportation. For $45, kids and teens receive unlimited rides on Sun Link, Sun Tran, and select Sun Shuttle routes from May 23 through Aug. 1. Pass holders also get a surprise at all City of Tucson pools, which open for summer hours on May 30.
NewsNet - Posted May 20, 2019
The monthly Tucson Parks and Recreation Commission meeting will be held Wednesday, May 22, 3:30-5 p.m., at Tucson Parks and Recreation Administration, 900 S. Randolph Way.
The commission serves as a citizens advisory panel to the Mayor and Tucson City Council on issues such as recreational and park activities within the city, operations policy and procedures, user fees, park development, and park name changes.
NewsNet - Posted May 20, 2019
The Tucson Fire Department is seeking an administrative assistant to perform research and analytical work in support of administrative, clerical, and some financial and personnel functions for the department. Duties can also include assisting with budget research and responding to customer inquiries and helping in the resolution of problems.
NewsNet - Posted May 20, 2019
The City of Tucson is recruiting civil engineers to join its Distribution Design and Plant Design sections of Tucson Water. Duties include managing transmission and distribution water main projects or water facilities projects; producing, reviewing, and administering contracts; developing designs; and enforcing codes and standards.
Ward-6 - Posted May 20, 2019
HCD - Posted May 17, 2019
Regarding FY 2020 Annual Action Plan 5-17 all attachments **Revised**
HCD - Posted May 17, 2019
Regarding FY 2020 Annual Action Plan **Revised**
Ward-2 - Posted May 17, 2019
I attended a ceremony to honor Jeffrey Ross, a Tucson Police officer who was gunned down in 1982. We unveiled a plaque in his honor on Thursday. Here is a bit from the plaque:
Jeffrey H. Ross was a beloved friend, son, brother and husband who made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting his community.
Ward-3 - Posted May 17, 2019
NewsNet - Posted May 17, 2019
Plan Tucson, the City of Tucson’s General and Sustainability Plan, was adopted by voters in 2013, and the City has released a progress report detailing key accomplishments in achieving the goals of the plan over the past five years. The report was presented to the Mayor and Tucson City Council on May 7.
NewsNet - Posted May 17, 2019
Tucson's Planning and Development Services Department's (PDSD) latest tool, NoticeTucson, was developed to provide transparency and support citizen participation in issues related to land use. The purpose of the notification tool is to offer the public greater insight into new development in the city and PDSD's involvement in the planning and development process.
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