City of Scottsdale News & Announcements

Scottsdale news for the week of April 20, 2026

Did you know your landscape irrigation system could be quietly wasting water and costing you money without you even noticing?

Just nine months after Scottsdale voters approved Prop 490, the city’s Parks & Preserve Sales Tax is already delivering visible improvements across parks, trails and recreational spaces citywide.

Scottsdale news for the week of April 13, 2026

The city of Scottsdale’s Tourism & Events Department (TED) has announced a Matching Marketing Program in which dollar-for-dollar funding may be available to Old Town Scottsdale businesses for tourism marketing purposes.

Scottsdale’s beloved Cycle the Arts event is marking a major milestone this year, celebrating 20 years of combining public art, community and cycling as part of April’s Bike Month festivities.

The city of Scottsdale and Scottsdale Unified School District are advancing a collaborative agreement for the city to purchase a district-owned office building at 7575 E. Main St., reinforcing a strong partnership between two public agencies serving the community.

The city of Scottsdale has released its proposed fiscal year 2026/27 budget, a $2.119 billion plan that reflects a fiscally conservative approach, addresses economic uncertainty and prioritizes investments in public safety and critical infrastructure.

The city of Scottsdale is alerting residents to a recent increase in trash and recycling truck fires linked to the improper disposal of hazardous materials.

Scottsdale is moving forward with a new Diversion and Probation Compliance Officer Program within the City Attorney’s Office, a strategic step to strengthen accountability, enhance public safety and support rehabilitation efforts.