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Scottsdale Update - Aug. 3, 2021 August 3, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Excessive heat warning in place | August is Drowning Impact Awareness Month | City offers after-school programs
Scottsdale Water directors win Person of the Year Award August 2, 2021 Scottsdale water directors win person of the year award
Scottsdale Update - July 30, 2021 July 30, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Be aware of Loop 101 closures | Hula to the Safety Luau Sunday | Senior center lunches resume
Captain retires after 40-year legacy in the Fire Service July 30, 2021 Scottsdale Fire Captain Ken Farrell spent 40 years in the fire service running calls in some of the toughest neighborhoods in the valley. His last 16 years were with Scottsdale Fire Department – the majority at Fire Station 601. Today is the last day he reports to a fire station.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July 30 - Aug. 8 July 30, 2021 An update on major road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - July 27, 2021 July 27, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Railroad Park remains closed | Honoring heroes of the Korean War | Sister Cities captures prestigious award
Scottsdale Video Network August program guide July 26, 2021 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this August.
Honoring heroes of the Korean War - Veterans AZ Episode 4 July 26, 2021 In honor of Korean War Armistice Day, meet three Arizonans each with a unique connection to the Korean War - plus, learn how Hospice of the Valley created a special program to honor veterans in their care.
Storm causes Scottsdale road and facility closures July 23, 2021 A low pressure system coming from the east late Thursday caused significant flooding and storm damage in Scottsdale. Downed trees and steady rainfall throughout the city have impacted several city facilities, roads and areas.
Scottsdale Update - July 23, 2021 July 23, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Storm causes road & facility closures | Attend Drug Take Back event | Participate in Constitution Contest
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July 23 - Aug. 1 July 22, 2021 An update on major road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - July 20, 2021 July 20, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Scottsdale 360 shows inner workings of city | Watch Fast Five! | Save money & water with WaterSmart
Scottsdale is Hiring Lifeguards! July 19, 2021 Take the July 26-28 class, and you'll be ready!
Scottsdale Update - July 16, 2021 July 16, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | High pollution advisory in effect | Summer nights at SMoCA | Fire Department needs wreath donations
Scottsdale Update - July 13, 2021 July 13, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Budget supports pandemic recovery | PD hosts drug take back event | Learn about SkillBridge Program
Scottsdale residents can save money with WaterSmart and rebate programs July 13, 2021 City of Scottsdale residents can save money with WaterSmart and the 2021/2022 rebate program now underway.
Scottsdale Update - July 9, 2021 July 9, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Excessive heat warning in effect | Watch the latest "Fast Five" | Properly install car seats
City Council approves nearly $2 million to social service agencies and programs July 9, 2021 The Scottsdale City Council recently approved just more than $1.9 million for nonprofit agencies that provide programs and services to assist thousands of residents at risk and in need.
Scottsdale Water partners with military SkillBridge Program July 9, 2021 SkillBridge is a Department of Defense opportunity that matches civilian opportunities to job training and work experience at the end of military service.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July 9 - 18 July 8, 2021 An update on major road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
"Cool" partnership places focus on heat mitigation July 6, 2021 Scottsdale has partnered with Arizona State University to identify strategies for a cooler city.
Scottsdale Update - July 6, 2021 July 6, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City partners with ASU on heat study | ADEQ issues high pollution advisory | Donate to Back to School program
Scottsdale Update - July 2, 2021 July 2, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Leave fireworks to experts | July 4 events, activities & safety tips | Mayor declares Phoenix Suns Month
Scottsdale’s Museum of the West receives Southwest Women Artist Collection July 1, 2021 This is one of the largest donations of artworks by women to an American institution.
Mayor declares July 2021 ‘Phoenix Suns Month’ in Scottsdale July 1, 2021 The Phoenix Suns are headed to the NBA finals for the first time since 1993 and the third time in their history. Mayor David D. Ortega honors and supports the team by proclaiming the month of July 2021 as “Phoenix Suns Month” in Scottsdale.
Scottsdale's FY 2021/22 budget continues pandemic programs and supports recovery efforts July 1, 2021 With a historic year behind, the Scottsdale City Council adopted the Fiscal Year 2021/22 budget that supports sustained commitment to pandemic response and recovery and continues investing in an array of community programs and projects.
Top Project of the Year - Box Hangars June 29, 2021 Airport Business magazine has selected Scottsdale Airport’s North General Aviation Box Hangars as one of their top projects of the year.
Wildfire fighting resources stretched thin in Arizona; SFD Chief implores limiting consumer fireworks use June 29, 2021 Wildfires burning across the state and the imminent danger of brush fires in Scottsdale, especially around the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, has prompted Scottsdale Fire Chief Tom Shannon to call for residents to limit consumer fireworks use this summer.
Departures Take Off June 29, 2021 A recent report published by WingX, which provides data on business aviation flights, shows Scottsdale Airport as the fifth busiest airport by departures for global airports.
Scottsdale Update - June 29, 2021 June 29, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Get the scoop on Fourth of July | Fire Department seeks wreath donations | Get traffic information
Monsoon 2021 - Be prepared June 29, 2021 Learn how to keep safe during a monsoon.
Scottsdale Update - June 25, 2021 June 25, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Celebrate Scottsdale's 70th! | Airport contributes big to economy | Celebrate Canada Day with Sister Cities
Organizations encouraged to donate Memorial Wreaths for 9/11 display June 24, 2021 This year marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks that took the lives of nearly 3,000 people on Sept. 11. In recognition, the city of Scottsdale is hosting a free 9/11 Memorial Tribute, Sept. 3-12, at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
Scottsdale Water receives check for reducing energy June 23, 2021 For the 11th year in a row Scottsdale Water participated in the APS Peak Solutions energy savings program, earning a check worth $121,030. Since program inception in 2009, Scottsdale Water has received $1,235,685 for its energy saving efforts.
Network Security Audit – Audit No. 2106 June 22, 2021 The City Auditor’s Office contracted with Berry Dunn McNeil & Parker, LLC, to perform a network security audit that included an information technology governance controls review and a technical vulnerability and configuration assessment.
Scottsdale Video Network July program guide June 22, 2021 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this July.
Scottsdale Update - June 22, 2021 June 22, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Meetings open to public | Watch this week's Fast Five | From plans to move-in ... we can do a quick turn around
Housing Rehabilitation and Repair Programs – Audit No. 2109 June 22, 2021 The Community Assistance Office can better document Green Housing Rehabilitation projects alignment with the program’s guidelines. Also, its procurement processes can be improved, and additional communication may improve City residents’ awareness of the Emergency Repair program.
Scottsdale Update - June 18, 2021 June 18, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Senior center services resume | City Council hosts blood drive | Celebrate Pride Month
New Captain positions focus on Community Risk Reduction June 17, 2021 Scottsdale Fire Department recently announced the creation of three 56-hour Community Risk Reduction Captain positions.
From plans to move-in, Scottsdale can turn things quickly for businesses June 17, 2021 Scottsdale continues to be a top city for business, and the recent move of Lifestance Health to Scottsdale is a prime example.
Some Scottsdale Senior Center Services to Resume June 17, 2021 Fitness Centers, Card Games and Billiards will resume with reservations required, and limited number of participants allowed per time slot.
Take part in Scottsdale’s Juneteenth Freedom Celebration June 15, 2021 Join the city of Scottsdale and GenerationBLK for Scottsdale’s Juneteenth Freedom Celebration from 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday, June 19, at the beautiful McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, 7301 E. Indian Bend Road. This family-friendly community event is free and open to the public.
City announces July 4 events, activities and general information June 15, 2021 Most city offices will be closed Monday, July 5, in observance of Independence Day (Fourth of July). There is no change in garbage or recycling collection.
Scottsdale Update - June 15, 2021 June 15, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City re-opens for public meetings | Veterans AZ Episode 3 airs | Celebrate Juneteenth Saturday
Scottsdale City Hall re-opens at reduced capacity for public meetings June 15, 2021 Beginning Tuesday, June 22, Scottsdale will re-open City Council and other meetings to the public at reduced capacity.
Healing the hidden wounds of war - Veterans AZ Episode 3 June 14, 2021 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD - is an all-too-common side effect of military service, particularly for our combat veterans. June is National PTSD Awareness Month – Veterans AZ Episode 3 introduces Valley veterans and clinicians helping people confront the disorder.
Excessive heat hits valley; Adjust your hiking plan June 12, 2021 With the announcement of Excessive Heat Warnings this week by the National Weather Service, Scottsdale Fire officials urge the public to adjust outdoor activities -- including hiking plans.
Temporary immigration facility in Scottsdale June 11, 2021 On Friday, May 28, the city was formally notified by U.S. Homeland Security/U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement that a federal contractor would begin operating a temporary hotel facility for immigrant families beginning Saturday, May 29.
Scottsdale Update - June 11, 2021 June 11, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Commemorate Pride Month | Housing vouchers available | High ozone pollution advisory through Monday
Scottsdale proudly celebrates Pride Month June 11, 2021 In honor of Pride Month, the rainbow flag, a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride, will be flown from Monday, June 14 to Monday, June 21, at Scottsdale City Hall, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd.
Scottsdale Airport receives $11 million federal grant for runway rehabilitation June 10, 2021 Scottsdale Airport has officially received an $11 million federal grant from the FAA to rehabilitate its runway. This is the largest federal grant received by the airport ever and will cover the expenses to ensure the airport’s infrastructure is maintained in excellent condition and best serve all aircraft customers.
Scottsdale Update - June 8, 2021 June 8, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Watch Scottsdale Fast Five | City seeks input on Civic Center rebuild | Register for PTSD Summit
24 Valley teens experience Teen Academy, celebrating 14 years of learning June 7, 2021 Scottsdale Police and Fire are hosting 24 teens June 7-11 at the Scottsdale Public Safety Teen Academy.
Scottsdale Update - June 4, 2021 June 4, 2021 Today's highlight: COVID-19 info | General Plan 2035 | June Days kicks off | Club SAR is open
First annual PTSD Summit is June 29 June 3, 2021 The Phoenix VA PTSD Clinical Team has partnered with the Northern and Southern Arizona VA PTSD Clinical Teams along with the Arizona Coalition for Military Families to host the First Annual Arizona Department of Veteran Affairs Summit on Posttraumatic Stress.
Scottsdale Pools Waterparks Open June 11 June 3, 2021 Scottsdale’s McDowell Mountain Ranch and Eldorado Aquatic centers offer Summer Fun for everyone!
Scottsdale Update - June 1, 2021 June 1, 2021 Today's highlight: COVID-19 info | Temporary immigration facility in city | June Days kicks off | Prevent heat related deaths
Scottsdale Update - May 28, 2021 May 28, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City offices closed Monday | Optimize sustainability when home remodeling | Free lunches available for kids
Scottsdale celebrates 70th anniversary May 28, 2021 On June 25, Scottsdale will celebrate its 70th year as a municipality. To commemorate this special anniversary, the city is hosting several family-friendly events and invites the public to join in on the fun and learn some Scottsdale history.
Provide input on Scottsdale Civic Center rebuild May 25, 2021 This project will revamp portions of Scottsdale Civic Center as the community’s signature special event and public gathering space.
Scottsdale Update - May 25, 2021 May 25, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City offices closed Monday | Provide input on Civic Center rebuild | Adaptive Services hosts summer activities
Scottsdale Video Network June program guide May 24, 2021 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this June.
Scottsdale Update - May 21, 2021 May 21, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Watch Fast Five | Summer concerts kick off | Library hosts Summer Reading Program
Scottsdale Update - May 18, 2021 May 18, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Celebrate June Days | NCAA Golf Championships start this week | Discover American roots music at SCPA
SFD Deputy Chief tapped to lead Superstition Fire and Medical May 14, 2021 This May, Deputy Chief John Whitney leaves Scottsdale, where he has spent most of his 25-year career, to lead the Superstition Fire and Medical District in Apache Junction.
Scottsdale Update - May 14, 2021 May 14, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Sign up for Scottsdale 360 | City seeks next poet laureate | View Vision 21 at Performing Arts Center
Scottsdale will remove mask requirement in light of latest CDC recommendation May 13, 2021 In the wake of the latest CDC guidance, Mayor David D. Ortega is withdrawing his Jan. 13 emergency proclamation related to masks. Covering one’s nose and mouth when interacting with others is still encouraged, but masks will no longer be required in city buildings and facilities.
Scottsdale is seeking its next poet laureate May 12, 2021 The mayor's office is working in partnership with Scottsdale Public Library and Scottsdale Arts on the 2021 Poet Laureate Search.
Scottsdale Update - May 11, 2021 May 11, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City seeks input on General Plan Update | Make reservations for Restaurant Week | Court adds new chat feature
Scottsdale Update - May 7, 2021 May 7, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Museum offers free admission for moms | Restaurant Week is May 21-30 | Watch Behind the Businesses
Scottsdale Update - May 4, 2021 May 4, 2021 Today's highlights:COVID-19 info | Comment on General Plan Update | Scottsdale Water updates | Season's final shred event Saturday
The Pony Express @ Appaloosa Library – A new twist on an iconic tradition May 3, 2021 The real Pony Express recently rode through Scottsdale, and the spirit of this important piece of history lives on in the Scottsdale Public Library System in a unique way.
Scottsdale Water recognized at annual AZ Water Conference May 3, 2021 Scottsdale Water was recently honored for multiple awards at the 94th AZ Water Conference and Exhibition held this past April.
Scottsdale residents and businesses will not be affected by anticipated Colorado River cuts May 3, 2021 Although the anticipated Colorado River water shortage will result in cuts to Arizona’s share of the river, Scottsdale residents and businesses will not see any restrictions or changes to their supply.
Attend free June Green Building Webinar - ReVISION House Scottsdale April 30, 2021 Learn how to remodel your home in a sustainable way.
Veterans AZ Episode 2 – Remembering the Fallen April 30, 2021 “All gave some, some gave all” -- the latest episode of Veterans AZ is dedicated to those service members who lost their lives in the line of duty.
Scottsdale Memorial For the Fallen taking shape April 30, 2021 Residents of Scottsdale and the nearby Native American communities have served with distinction in the United States military for more than a century - and some paid the ultimate price for our freedom. While their loss was certainly felt and shared by their families and friends, there has been no permanent public acknowledgement of their individual sacrifices - a new memorial aims to change that.
Scottsdale Update - April 30, 2021 April 30, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City seeks short term rental ideas | City earns budget award | Watch "Remember the Fallen"
Short Term Rental Working Group is seeking ideas April 30, 2021 The ability for city governments to regulate short-term rental properties was pre-empted by the Arizona State Legislature in 2016. Although the city's ability to regulate these properties is severely limited, Scottsdale has convened a community working group to dig into the topic and offer creative solutions for future City Council consideration.
Scottsdale Video Network May program guide April 29, 2021 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this May.
Scottsdale Update - April 27, 2021 April 27, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Ducey appoints water director to key commission | Recycle unwanted electronics | Five fast facts you need to know
Governor appoints Scottsdale Water executive director to prestigious commission April 26, 2021 Gov. Doug Ducey recently appointed Scottsdale Water Executive Director Brian Biesemeyer to serve as a commissioner on the Arizona Water Protection Fund.
Help Scottsdale Seniors Beat the Heat this Summer April 26, 2021 Donations can be dropped of through May 28, 2021.
If you picked up a free tree at the Old Town Farmers Market... READ THIS! April 24, 2021 Thank you to everyone who participated and shared the amazing things you are doing to take care of our planet.
Scottsdale Update - April 23, 2021 April 23, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Scottsdale adopts anti-discrimination ordinance | Bus routes change Monday | Sign up for summer classes
Riots, Racism and Reconciliation – understanding our shared experiences April 22, 2021 Join us for a virtual dialogue hosted by the Scottsdale Human Relations Commission at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 28.
Beginning Monday, bus route 50 extended to Scottsdale Community College April 22, 2021 Upcoming transit changes will improve travel efficiency for regional riders and free up more than $500,000 annually in Transportation 0.2% Sales Tax funding.
Biennial Certified Audit of LUA IIP Development Fees - Report No. 2103 April 21, 2021 A biennial certified audit of the City’s land use assumptions, infrastructure improvements plan and development impact fees. The City’s applicable activity relates to its Water and Wastewater utilities. The contracted auditor, Willdan Financial Services, concluded implementation of the City’s development fees was consistent with its plans and statutory requirements.
Scottsdale adopts anti-discrimination ordinance April 20, 2021 The Scottsdale City Council tonight voted unanimously to adopt an anti-discrimination ordinance, which prohibits discrimination based on actual or perceived race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability.
Scottsdale Update - April 20, 2021 April 20, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Celebrate Earth Day | Summer class registration around the corner | Attend virtual conversation on racism
Summer Fun for Everyone! Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Registration begins April 26 April 20, 2021 Programs for everyone, every age and every interest!
Biennial Certified Audit of LUA IIP Development Fees - Report No. 2103 April 20, 2021 A biennial certified audit of the City’s land use assumptions, infrastructure improvements plan and development impact fees. The City’s applicable activity relates to its Water and Wastewater utilities. The contracted auditor, Willdan Financial Services, concluded implementation of the City’s development fees was consistent with its plans and statutory requirements.
Fire Stations Construction Contracts - Audit No. 2107 April 20, 2021 The audit found that construction phase service contracts could be more consistently managed to minimize unnecessary costs. Further, updated and more complete department policies and procedures would help ensure contract terms are consistently applied. Example areas for clarification and guidance include defining the Force Account and its use, aligning substantial completion practices with contract terms, and documenting contractor time extension requests.
Biennial Certified Audit of LUA, IIP and Development Fees - Report 2103 April 20, 2021 An outside financial services firm concluded the city is appropriately complying with statutory requirements for establishing and using development impact fees.
Volunteer and get vaccinated at WestWorld April 19, 2021 The city is partnering with the Arizona Department of Health Services and Cigna to open a large-scale vaccination distribution site at WestWorld beginning Thursday, April 22.
Companies can support vaccine efforts with “Business Partner for a Day/Week Program” at WestWorld site April 19, 2021 Support efforts to get not only your employees vaccinated, but the Arizona community at-large.
Scottsdale Update - April 16, 2021 April 16, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Volunteer Appreciation Week - April 18-24 | Tune into virtual dialogue on race | Adopt-a-Road
Celebrate Valley Bike Month with Cycle the Arts and Bike to Work Week April 14, 2021 Though modified for COVID, Scottsdale's Cycle the Arts and a Bike to Work event are back this year.
Scottsdale Update - April 13, 2021 April 13, 2021 Today's highlights: Scottsdale Update: COVID-19 info | Cycle the Arts | Prescription Drug Take-Back runs April 24 | Veg out at Old Town Farmers Market
Scottsdale Update - April 9, 2021 April 9, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Boards & Commissions openings | Earth Day events continue | Yeehaw - Western Week starts Saturday
Apply to serve on a city board or commission April 8, 2021 Scottsdale has several openings on various boards and commissions. Residents wanting to institute positive change are invited to apply to serve.
Scottsdale Update - April 6, 2021 April 6, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Know signs of heat stress | City wants more input on General Plan | Old west meets the new west for Western Week
Feedback requested on laser and tactical light ordinance April 2, 2021 The Scottsdale City Council will consider adopting an ordinance which will prohibit intentionally or knowingly aiming a laser pointer, laser emitting device or tactical light at a peace officer, law enforcement employee or firefighter.
Scottsdale Update - April 2, 2021 April 2, 2021 Today's highlights: Scottsdale Update: COVID-19 info | Celebrate Earth Day all month | In-person programs begin | Kudos to city employees
Career Services: The First Job April 1, 2021 As a teen, getting the first job can be intimidating. But now...considering all the things happening in the world, it may seem scary for the teen and the parent. Most would agree, a teen’s first job is an important life milestone. Many lessons that can be learned from that first job.
No early retirement for Scottsdale Fire Deputy Chief April 1, 2021 There was no early retirement from the fire service for Scottsdale Deputy Chief Joseph Early. His tenure spans 45 years, beginning in 1976 with the City of Chicago.
Scottsdale celebrates Earth Day all month long March 31, 2021 From learning about eco-friendly simple solutions you can do in your everyday life to keeping track of how much waste you create in your own home, there are plenty of ways to get involved and learn how we can all help our planet.
Scottsdale Update - March 30, 2021 March 30, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City refinances bonds - saves $25 million | Veterans AZ spotlights local vets | Get $ to spruce up neighborhood
Mayor Ortega issues Asian-American statement of support March 30, 2021 “Over the past year the Asian and Asian-American community in the United States has suffered an increasing number of hate crimes,” said Mayor David D. Ortega.
Scottsdale Video Network April program guide March 30, 2021 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this April.
Veterans AZ spotlights local veterans March 29, 2021 Hundreds of thousands of veterans call Scottsdale and other Arizona communities home - but many do so with little attention or fanfare. Veterans AZ is a new video and podcast series that will share their stories, and focus attention on the many organizations and programs that serve veterans in the Valley of the Sun.
Scottsdale refinances bonds, saving nearly $25 million March 29, 2021 Scottsdale has taken advantage of low interest rates and the city’s excellent bond ratings to refinance portions of the city’s debt, saving taxpayers an estimated $24.7 million over the life of the bonds.
Scottsdale Update - March 26, 2021 March 26, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Adaptive Services adjusts programs during pandemic | April is Valley Bike Month | Sign up for Tents on the Tracks
Governor rescinds executive orders – here’s what that means in Scottsdale March 25, 2021 Governor Ducey today issued an executive order that rescinds his previous executive orders concerning the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Scottsdale’s Adaptive Services adjusts programs to accommodate people with disabilities March 24, 2021 The pandemic has upended many of our lives. But none more so than people with disabilities and their caretakers.
SFD EMS Captain named lead to national disaster aid team March 23, 2021 Scottsdale Captain Mike Norling, who was recently named as the department’s EMS Captain, has been named as AZ-1 DMAT Team Commander for the National Disaster Medical System.
Scottsdale Update - March 23, 2021 March 23, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Provide feedback on General Plan | All aboard for Tents on the Track | Summer Concert Series resumes in May
McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park Summer Concerts and Mighty Mud Mania Event Update March 22, 2021 The city of Scottsdale has finalized its community events planning for Summer 2021, and is pleased to be able to offer fun, family friendly programs in a modified setting.
Public Notice - Water: Land Use Assumptions & Infrastructure Improvement Plan March 19, 2021 The City of Scottsdale hereby gives notice of a public hearing to be held at the regularly scheduled City Council meeting on May 18, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. in the Kiva in City Hall, 3939 Drinkwater Boulevard, Scottsdale, Arizona in connection with the City’s intention to modify the Land Use Assumptions report and Infrastructure Improvement Plan report.
Scottsdale Update - March 19, 2021 March 19, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | City names new treasurer | Provide feedback on General Plan | Celebrate Earth Day with upcoming events
Planning Commission to hear case pertaining to General Plan March 18, 2021 The purpose of this meeting is to get additional public input on the draft plan.
Scottsdale hires Sonia Andrews as city treasurer March 17, 2021 Following a national recruitment, the Scottsdale City Council has appointed Sonia Andrews as Scottsdale’s next city treasurer.
Scottsdale Update - March 16, 2021 March 16, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | McDowell Mt Ranch Aquatic Center closure | Comment on proposed ordinance | Gather items for "Beat the Heat"
Comment on proposed ordinance related to camping locations March 15, 2021 The Scottsdale City Council will consider adopting an ordinance which will prohibit persons from camping in areas subject to flooding or within a watercourse.
SFD working to get ahead of wildfire season March 12, 2021 The experience of the hot, dry summer of 2020 is expected to trouble Scottsdale and its neighbors again this year, according to fire officials.
Scottsdale Update - March 12, 2021 March 12, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Appaloosa Library introduces "Pony Express" | Watch for wildfire season | Arts center hosts variety of events
Scottsdale Update - March 9, 2021 March 9, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Participate in General Plan process | Neighborhood Bikeway Study underway | March Shred It event
Introducing the Pony Express @ Appaloosa March 9, 2021 Registered Scottsdale Public Library cardholders will soon have access to the Appaloosa Library building for limited, self-directed services.
Second open house for 70th Street Neighborhood Bikeway Study is underway March 8, 2021 Questionnaire results from the project’s first open house held in November will be shared.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving honors city prosecutors March 5, 2021 Assistant City Prosecutors Ed Schoeler and Jared Johnson recently received Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) DUI Enforcement Prosecutor of the Year Awards for their work in prosecuting hundreds of DUI cases in their time with the city.
Scottsdale Update - March 5, 2021 March 5, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Participate in General Plan process | Council to consider nondiscrimination ordinance | March Shred It event
Spirit of Scottsdale award winners showcase community soul March 5, 2021 The Spirit of Scottsdale awards, sponsored by the city’s Neighborhood Advisory Commission, recognize people and places that embody the spirit of our community by preserving, improving and strengthening neighborhoods.
Walther named to lead Scottsdale Police Department moving forward March 5, 2021 Scottsdale City Manager Jim Thompson has named Jeff Walther as Scottsdale police chief. Walther, a former Scottsdale assistant chief, came out of retirement to lead the department on an interim basis after Chief Alan Rodbell retired in November.
Be a part of Scottsdale’s vision - provide feedback on the General Plan 2035 Update March 5, 2021 Residents have plenty of opportunities to provide input on Scottsdale’s General Plan Update.
Scottsdale considering ordinance to promote equality and prohibit discrimination March 4, 2021 The Scottsdale City Council will consider adopting an anti-discrimination ordinance as recommended by the city's Human Relations Commission after hearing a presentation on the topic at their Feb. 23 retreat.
Scottsdale Update - March 2, 2021 March 2, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Hazardous waste disposal | March is National Reading Month | Western Week slated for April
Career Services: Networking on the Net March 1, 2021 Online Networking is one of the best strategies for your job search, enabling you to find new opportunities. There is truth in the saying “getting a job is based on who you know not what you know.” This is where networking comes in.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 26, 2021 February 26, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Survey says ... | Spring training safety plan finalized | Mustang Library building reopens Monday
Scottsdale residents report high satisfaction in community survey February 26, 2021 Residents of Scottsdale selected by random sample recently completed a survey asking their opinion about city services and community characteristics - results show the city earning high marks in livability, economy, city services and quality of life.
Scottsdale spring training safety plan limits attendance February 25, 2021 The city of Scottsdale has approved the COVID-19 safety plan for San Francisco Giants spring training baseball at Scottsdale Stadium. The plan limits ticket sales to less than 10 percent of stadium capacity and includes a host of other COVID-19 safety precautions.
E-Verify Compliance During FY 2019-20, Audit No. 2102 February 24, 2021 Based on their submitted records, the selected city contractors and their selected subcontractors generally used the federal E-Verify program to confirm the employment eligibility of their employees working on city contracts. State law requires the City to randomly verify that its service contractors and their subcontractors use the program.
City Court Minimum Accounting Standards, Report No. 2104 February 24, 2021 This report details the agreed-upon procedures required by the Arizona Supreme Court Administrative Office of the Courts and the results of each procedure. The City Auditor, a certified public accountant independent of the City Court, conducted this 3-year review covering calendar years 2018 through 2020.
Mustang Library Building reopens March 1, 2021 February 24, 2021 The Library closed its physical building to patrons in December 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Code Enforcement Operations, Audit No. 2108 February 24, 2021 Code Enforcement’s performance measures are not appropriately designed to measure program effectiveness, and activity levels are not managed effectively. As well, the program has a high management and administrative staff to field staff ratio, and it has not been working effectively to collect unpaid amounts due, manage system access and calculate performance measures.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 23, 2021 February 23, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Celebrate founder's birthday | Dog park closed | Your irrigation system is your landscape's lifeline
Scottsdale Video Network March program guide February 23, 2021 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this March.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 19, 2021 February 19, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Water wins $1.5 million grant | Parks & Rec class registration starts Monday | Celebrate the Chinese New Year
Scottsdale Water awarded $1.5 million sustainability grant February 17, 2021 Scottsdale Water – the city’s municipal water and sewer utility – has been awarded a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to support the city’s long-term water supply sustainability program.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 16, 2021 February 16, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Register for Parks & Rec classes | Celebrate Founder's Day | Watch virtual history programs
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 12, 2021 February 12, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Utility assistance available | City offices closed Monday | Scottsdale Arts cancels annual arts festival
Please Help Us Catch Two Residential Burglary Suspects February 12, 2021 Two suspects committed residential burglary January 3rd, 2021
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 9, 2021 February 9, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Council selects new city clerk | Participate in General Plan process | Veg out at Old Town Farmers Market
Scottsdale Career Center’s “Core Four" assist those looking for jobs February 9, 2021 The center assists job seekers navigating the evolving and competitive job market with the latest job seeking techniques and strategies.
Council selects Ben Lane as Scottsdale’s next City Clerk February 5, 2021 After a national recruitment, the Scottsdale City Council has selected Ben Lane as Scottsdale’s next city clerk.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Commemorate Black History Month | Run to Thursday's ArtWalk | Participate in General Plan process
Participate in a virtual General Plan Update Open House February 4, 2021 Scottsdale’s General Plan defines the community’s goals for growth, development, character, mobility and a variety of other community aspects.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 2, 2021 February 2, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Electronics Recycling Collection Day Saturday | Sr. Center offers lively online discussions | Meet Rocket the dog
Introducing Rocket PCIS Canine February 1, 2021 Introducing Rocket, SPD's first School Resource Unit's Canine
Career Services: Refresh Your Resume February 1, 2021 Scottsdale Career Services Coaches offers expertise with resumes, cover letters and other career tools.
Waste Management Phoenix Open safety plan limits daily fan attendance to 5,000 January 29, 2021 The COVID-19 event safety plan for the Waste Management Phoenix Open has been approved. The plan caps daily fan attendance at 5,000, requires face coverings throughout the 192-acre venue, and provides temperature checks for everyone entering the event.
Utility assistance is available for Scottsdale residents in need January 29, 2021 Residents with past-due balances for city water, wastewater and solid waste service should contact the city to see if they qualify.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 29, 2021 January 29, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Phoenix Open limits attendance | City offers assistance to utility customers | April Parada events canceled
Scottsdale Video Network February program guide January 27, 2021 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this February.
Scottsdale is seeking resident feedback - community survey closes Feb. 4 January 27, 2021 An online survey is open to all city residents as part of Scottsdale's bi-annual effort to collect opinions and feedback from the community.
Tom’s Thumb Trailhead will reopen Thursday, Jan. 28 January 27, 2021 After a temporary closure due to snow conditions, the Tom’s Thumb Trailhead and surrounding trails will reopen for normal hours of operation on Thursday, January 28.
Please Help Us Catch Suspects Who Committed Felony Flight January 27, 2021 Scottsdale Police is requesting assistance from the public in identifying three suspects.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 26, 2021 January 26, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Some preserve trails/trailheads close due to rain | Learn about edible gardening | Shred It events resume
Temporary closure of the Tom’s Thumb Trailhead to continue; other trailheads in the northern region of the Scottsdale McDowell Sonoran Preserve set to reopen January 25, 2021 The Tom’s Thumb Trailhead and surrounding trails will remain closed on Wednesday, Jan. 27, due to continued snow conditions on the north-facing slope of the McDowell Mountains.
Scottsdale prepares for potential weather impacts January 25, 2021 Potential overnight and morning snowfall is forecast in northern Scottsdale, along with continuing severe thunderstorms, and the city is preparing accordingly.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 22, 2021 January 22, 2021 COVID-19 info | Conserve water during rain | Learn about edible gardening | Regional Unity Walk runs through January
Join us for a virtual Green Building Education Series class on edible gardens January 21, 2021 Gardening is fun, gets you outdoors to enjoy nature and provides a rewarding opportunity to share with others.
Runway Rehabilitation Project Starts July 6 January 20, 2021 This is an exciting announcement -- the largest federally grant-funded project for Scottsdale Airport - Runway 03-21 Rehabilitation -- will begin on July 6.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 19, 2021 January 19, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Last day to recycle Christmas trees | Take the city survey | Make a resolution to save water
Career Services: The interview process has gone virtual January 19, 2021 Chances are that your next interview will be virtual. Good news. Some techniques for a successful interview you know well, and some may be new. Either way, if you really want the job, be ready!
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 15, 2021 January 15, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Meet your new City Council | City closed Monday for MLK Jr. Day | Take the city survey
CDC Requiring Negative COVID-19 Test for International Arrivals January 13, 2021 Effective January 26, 2021, the CDC has issued an order requiring a negative pre-departure COVID-19 test for all passengers arriving to the United States (including those arriving at the Scottsdale Airport Customs User Fee Facility) from any international destination including commercial, private or charter.
Scottsdale's new mayor and three new City Council members are sworn-in January 12, 2021 Scottsdale welcomed its first new mayor in 12 years today, when David D. Ortega was sworn-in and took office. He was joined by three new City Council members, who all earned their seats at the Nov. 3 General Election.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 12, 2021 January 12, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Take citizen survey | Learn about Scottsdale's car show history | Gold Palette ArtWalk benefits 100 Club
Mayor Ortega issues emergency proclamation to continue city response efforts January 12, 2021 Scottsdale Mayor David D. Ortega issued an emergency proclamation to continue the city's ongoing efforts in response to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Scottsdale community survey available for all residents January 11, 2021 The National Community Survey allows residents to rate their overall quality of life and provide specific feedback about municipal services, public safety, customer service and their level of participation in community events and activities.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 8, 2021 January 8, 2021 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Programs honoring MLK kick off | Last chance to attend Holiday Lights | Kudos to city employees
Scottsdale's new mayor and City Council members will be sworn-in Jan. 12 January 6, 2021 Mayor-elect David D. Ortega and incoming City Council members Tammy Caputi, Tom Durham and Betty Janik will be sworn-in and take office at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12.
City statement regarding garbage truck fires January 6, 2021 At approximately 3 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 3, a fire started in a City of Scottsdale solid waste truck, which was parked at the city's North Corporation Yard alongside other vehicles.
Jet Aviation is open for business January 6, 2021 Scottsdale Airport is happy to welcome Jet Aviation, a globally-recognized leader in the FBO industry, to the field. Jet Aviation prides itself on providing outstanding and personalized service.
Scottsdale Police Assistant Chief Announcement January 5, 2021 The Scottsdale Police Department would like to announce the promotion of Commander Joseph LeDuc to the rank of Assistant Chief
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 5, 2021 January 5, 2021 Today's highlights: Scottsdale Update: COVID-19 info | Mayor's message | Recycle Christmas trees | Libraries are fine-free
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 29, 2020 December 29, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 info | Offices closed for New Year's | Fire Department warns of fireworks use | Register for virtual MLK Jr. event
Scottsdale Video Network January program guide December 28, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this January.
SFD Toy Drive Collects 15,000 Toys December 26, 2020 Toys were collected at each of Scottsdale’s fire stations, police district offices, Public Safety Headquarters and a variety of local businesses.
Usher in 2021 safely; Limit consumer fireworks use December 22, 2020 We are all ready for 2020 to end and some would like to welcome 2021 with a bang. However, some activities like setting off fireworks has officials concerned.
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 22, 2020 December 22, 2020 Today's highlights: Scottsdale Update: COVID-19 information | Employees named top influencers | Offices closed for holidays | Yule Log returns to Scottsdale Video Network
Scottsdale Update- Dec. 18, 2020 December 18, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Understanding recreational marijuana use | Commemorate 8th annual Cure Corridor | Register for Neighborhood College classes
Scottsdale seeks input on Old Town Scottsdale Bicycle Master Plan December 15, 2020 Participate in a virtual public meeting to help improve biking into and within Old Town Scottsdale.
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 15, 2020 December 15, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | City employees bring cheer to neighborhoods | Provide input on Old Town bike plan | Learn about Scottsdale's art history
Understanding Scottsdale’s Recreational Marijuana Ordinance December 15, 2020 With November’s passage of Proposition 207, recreational marijuana is legal to use in Arizona. The City of Scottsdale adopted a recreational marijuana ordinance (No. 4484) on Nov. 30 while statewide regulations are still being developed.
Apply to serve on a city board or commission December 11, 2020 Residents who want to institute positive change in the city can apply to serve on advisory boards or commissions.
Scottsdale Transit Program’s National Transit Database Financial Data Review, Report No. 2110 December 9, 2020 This report is an attestation rather than a financial or performance audit. An attestation report comprises the results of agreed-upon procedures performed on the city’s Transit program data submitted to the National Transit Database (NTD). The Federal Transit Administration required this report as part of its assessment of whether the City’s submitted data complied with the NTD Uniform System of Accounts.
Scottsdale honors its employees December 9, 2020 In all, 53 employees and a group of volunteers were honored at the city’s virtual Employee Awards Program. The winners were among 561 employees nominated in several categories.
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 8, 2020 December 8, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | General Plan meeting rescheduled | Gold Palette ArtWalk runs Thursday | Learn about Temporary Hotel Shelter Program
Temporary Hotel Shelter Program provides hope to Scottsdale’s homeless December 7, 2020 More than 25 homeless people facing harsher than normal times during the COVID-19 pandemic are now safely housed thanks to a partnership between the city of Scottsdale’s Human Services Department, the Phoenix Rescue Mission and Community Bridges.
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 4, 2020 December 4, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Date correction - Christmas tree recycling | Police raise money for breast cancer | We need toy donations
General Plan Citizen Review Committee meeting rescheduled to Dec. 14 December 4, 2020 The General Plan Citizen Review Committee will be reviewing the draft General Plan 2035 on Dec. 14 (previously scheduled Dec. 7); public comments on the draft plan will be accepted through noon Friday, Dec. 11.
Help us catch an armed robbery suspect December 4, 2020 Scottsdale Police are seeking help to identify a suspect of an attempted armed robbery.
Scottsdale Airport and Airpark under construction December 1, 2020 Scottsdale Airport is adding footing as one of the top business aviation facilities in the nation with a groundswell of construction projects boasting direct construction costs of more than $92 million.
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 1, 2020 December 1, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Palo Verde conducts emergency test | Holiday events continue w/safety protocols | Green Building Program is back!
Palo Verde to conduct warning test Dec. 2 November 30, 2020 Palo Verde Generating Station, in cooperation with local and state agencies, will test its outdoor warning sirens at noon and again at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2. Palo Verde is a nuclear generating facility located about 45 miles due west of downtown Phoenix.
How the city is putting CARES Act funding to work: Brown Bag Program November 30, 2020 The senior centers’ Brown Bag Program supplies protein, bread, fruits and vegetables to 240 eligible residents the first and third Thursday of each month.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 24, 2020 November 24, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Citizen survey hitting certain households soon | Leave no trace in the preserve | Class registration begins Monday
SFD Toy Drive Underway November 24, 2020 Unwrapped toys and gift cards are accepted at all SFD fire stations and headquarters through Dec. 22.
Scottsdale Video Network December program guide November 23, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this December.
Scottsdale’s bi-annual community survey will be reaching households soon November 23, 2020 The city will use feedback provided through the survey to prioritize initiatives, services and programs.
Winter Registration begins Monday, Nov. 30 November 20, 2020 Winter programs take place from January - March, 2021.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 20, 2020 November 20, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | City offices close for Thanksgiving | Scottsdale by the numbers | Scottsdale Shares assists families in need
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 17, 2020 November 17, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | City names interim police chief | Get Scottsdazzle details | Veg out at Old Town Farmers Market
Scottsdale seeks input on 70th Street biking November 17, 2020 Participate in a virtual public meeting to provide input on 70th Street design ideas for biking safety and comfort.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 13, 2020 November 13, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Canal Convergence continues |Register for virtual town hall | Safety manager receives ADA certification
Scottsdale names an interim police chief November 13, 2020 Scottsdale City Manager Jim Thompson has selected Jeff Walther to serve as interim police chief. Current Police Chief Alan Rodbell will retire Nov. 30, and Walther will guide the department while a national search and recruitment is conducted to select Rodbell's replacement.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 10, 2020 November 10, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Canal Convergence continues | City to host virtual Veterans Day Commemoration | Libraries offers unique programs
SFD: Prep your fireplace before sparking up the logs November 10, 2020 Keep your holidays and winter season from getting smoked out by following these simple steps from Scottsdale Fire and the NFPA to prep your fireplace before sparking up the logs.
Virtual Town Hall - What is Scottsdale's Story? November 9, 2020 This live conversation will allow attendees to listen and consider the many ways community stories might reveal something unexpected and enlightening.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 6, 2020 November 6, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Get election results | City to host virtual Veterans Day Commemoration | Register for online town hall
Scottsdale’s preliminary general election results November 4, 2020 The Maricopa County Elections Office has provided the city’s preliminary unofficial general election results, which include results from all 175 Maricopa County voting centers and results from the early ballots that have been verified and counted to date.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 3, 2020 November 3, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Still time to vote! | City to host virtual Veterans Day Commemoration | Canal Convergence kicks off Friday
Where to vote on Election Day – Nov. 3 November 2, 2020 While Maricopa County, and the country as a whole, are setting a record for early voting, there are still those who enjoy the tradition of casting their ballots on Election Day.
Scottsdale Police is asking for help with locating a 2015 Hit and Run driver November 2, 2020 Scottsdale teacher Maureen Brown was seriously injured in 2015 by a hit and run driver.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 30, 2020 October 30, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Still time to vote! | City to host virtual Veterans Day Commemoration | Hear the sweet sound of Scottsdale Serenade
Runway 03-21 Rehabilitation Project - Coming this Summer October 30, 2020 Scottsdale Airport has one runway designated as 03/21. Since its original construction, the runway has not undergone any major rehabilitation. It's now time! Coming this summer, the runway will be rehabilitated. This will not increase the weight capacity or increase it's size -- this is solely a rehabilitation.
Scottsdale seeking its next City Treasurer October 29, 2020 The City Treasurer is Scottsdale's chief financial officer and trusted advisor, responsible for providing timely financial reports and analysis in addition to managing Scottsdale’s budget, finance, accounting, and business services to include utility billing. The City Treasurer is a Charter Officer, reporting directly to the Mayor and City Council.
ADOT seeks community input on interchange design concepts for the Loop 101 Pima Freeway October 29, 2020 The Arizona Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the city of Scottsdale and the Maricopa Association of Governments, is seeking the community’s input on four proposed new interchange concepts for the Loop 101 (Pima Freeway), Princess Drive to Shea Boulevard widening project.
VIDEO: The Great Desert Escape from Papago Park prisoner of war camp October 29, 2020 The largest escape of prisoners of war in North America during World War II happened right here in Scottsdale. Join historian and author Keith Warren Lloyd as he explores the factors leading up to the escape, the escape itself, and the aftermath.
Scottsdale Video Network November program guide October 27, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this November.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 27, 2020 October 27, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Suggested last day to mail voted ballot | Canal Convergence continues this year | Learn about this week's traffic restrictions
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 23, 2020 October 23, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Find out where to vote | Film festival resumes ... virtually | Make plans to attend railroad park's Holiday Lights
Apply now! Scholarships available to support National Disability Employment Awareness Month October 21, 2020 These scholarships support college or college-bound students who have demonstrated personal educational resiliency and motivation in living with a disability.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 20, 2020 October 20, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Find out where to vote | Participate in Adopt-a-Road clean up | It's the perfect time for planting
Ambulance Services Contract, Audit No. 2009 October 20, 2020 This audit was conducted to assess management controls over and contract administration of the City's contracted ambulance services. This contract provides Basic Life Support (BLS) services and patient transportation to the hospital from the Scottsdale Fire Department's emergency calls. The contractor’s Priority 1 response time compliance was not being documented as required. During the audit, the department and contractor researched enough calls to demonstrate compliance for the months that had appeared noncompliant. The department should retain original dispatch files, reevaluate its BLS transport policy, and improve contract administration, billing and data controls.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 16, 2020 October 16, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Commemorate Cities & Towns Week | Pink patches available for Breast Cancer Awareness Month | Food bank needs donations
Scottsdale Fire drone program lifts off October 13, 2020 Scottsdale Fire Department has recently deployed three small Unmanned Aircraft Systems, aka drones, after 14 individuals completed their FAA certification requirements.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 13, 2020 October 13, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Where to vote in Scottsdale | Wear purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month | New drone program assists fire department
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 9, 2020 October 9, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Where to vote in Scottsdale | GAIN by getting together with your neighbors | ArtWalks resume
Where to Vote in Scottsdale October 9, 2020 Early voting is underway in Maricopa County, and as the Nov. 3 General Election draws near, a number of voting centers in Scottsdale will open in phases between now and Election Day.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 6, 2020 October 6, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Chief Rodbell retires Dec. 1 | Get a free flu shot | Census deadline moves to Oct. 31
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 2, 2020 October 2, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Celebrate the McDowell Sonoran Preserve | Western museum open | Find election and census deadlines
Scottsdale Police is asking for help with identifying Hit & Run driver October 2, 2020 Scottsdale Police seek help with identifying a dark four door sedan involved in a Hit & Run on 09-26-2020
Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell retiring October 2, 2020 Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell retiring December 1st 2020 to pursue career in the private sector
Regular U.S. Customs service hours are back September 30, 2020 Scottsdale Airport will return to its regular hours for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) service. Starting Thursday, Oct. 1, the service will be offered daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 29, 2020 September 29, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Important election info and deadlines | Old Town Farmers Market opens Saturday | Veterans - let us celebrate your service
Scottsdale Video Network October program guide September 28, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this October.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 25, 2020 September 25, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Calling all veterans | Spirit of Scottsdale nominations open | Register for Neighborhood College classes
Brush fires keep SFD wildland firefighters busy in 2020 September 25, 2020 The significance of the dry, hot summer and missing monsoon season created a hotbed of problems in the north part of the city, creating the most overgrown brush and vegetation fuels season this area has seen in years.
Scottsdale releases COVID-19 Resilience and Recovery Report September 24, 2020 Innovative. Helping. Steadfast. These three words form a common theme around the stories and actions highlighted in the city's Resilience and Recovery Report, presented to the Scottsdale City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Face coverings are still required in Scottsdale September 24, 2020 Under the countywide order, face coverings remain required in public places including grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants and bars, gyms and similar facilities, retail stores, special events and public transit.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 22, 2020 September 22, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Low Census count = less $ for services | Thanks a Water Hero Day | Find out about traffic restrictions
Public health precautions in place for Arizona Bike Week at WestWorld September 22, 2020 Arizona Bike Week will take place in the outdoor areas at WestWorld Oct. 7-11. This event is proceeding under state guidelines and with a city-approved safety plan that details the numerous safety precautions that will be in place.
Scottsdale celebrates Thank a Water Hero Day September 21, 2020 While millions of Americans were under a stay-at-home order, water employees throughout Arizona continued to provide our communities the most essential service – water.
Scottsdale face covering order is rescinded; countywide requirement remains in effect September 21, 2020 Scottsdale Mayor W.J. “Jim” Lane issued a proclamation rescinding the city face covering order that first went into effect June 19. While the local order is no longer in place, Maricopa County’s order remains in effect, which means face coverings are still required in most public places in Scottsdale.
Events in Scottsdale in the COVID-19 environment September 18, 2020 While many restrictions on gatherings and activities remain in place as part of statewide efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19, some special events in Scottsdale have been approved under guidelines established by Arizona Governor Doug Ducey.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 18, 2020 September 18, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Broken record - Fill out your Census form | SMoCA to reopen Oct. 3 | Celebration National Hispanic Heritage Month
SFD Captain returns from Hurricane Laura deployment September 17, 2020 Scottsdale Fire Captain Mike Norling returned from deployment in Lake Charles, La., where he had joined a team of medical professionals to assist after Hurricane Laura.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 15, 2020 September 15, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Let's get our fair share - Census | Dish up deliciousness for AZ Restaurant Week | Library offers various services and programs
Passing of SPD K9 Castro September 15, 2020 Scottsdale Police says goodbye to PSD K9 Castro
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 11, 2020 September 11, 2020 Today's highlights: COVID-19 information | Never forget - 9/11 anniversary | Food bank needs donations | What's in your wallet - a library card?
Scottsdale Update- Sept. 8, 2020 September 8, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Election info & deadlines | Census deadline approaching | Know before you throw
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 4, 2020 September 4, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Most city offices closed Monday | Census deadline approaching | Court offers virtual services
Scottsdale City Court offers virtual civil traffic hearing court and other online services September 3, 2020 Scottsdale City Court continues to expand its use of technology and increase accessibility to the City Court amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 1, 2020 September 1, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | It's National Preparedness Month | Most city offices closed Labor Day Monday | Follow brush and bulk guidelines
Scottsdale Water helping APS keep the power on September 1, 2020 If you think turning down your thermostat when it’s 117 degrees outside is tough, imagine reducing the load of the largest electricity user of all city departments combined – Scottsdale Water.
Maricopa County's preparedness survey is now open September 1, 2020 Each year the Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management conducts a Community Preparedness Survey to gauge the preparedness of county residents and to determine the effectiveness of its public messaging.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 28, 2020 August 28, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | City celebrates 105-year-old Army Vet | Adaptive Services updates | Lone Ranger tricycle debuts
Scottsdale Police is asking for help with identifying burglary and criminal damage suspect August 28, 2020 Police are asking for help in identifying a criminal damage & burglary suspect
Provide feedback on ways we can make Scottsdale a Smart(er) City August 27, 2020 Modern city infrastructure is more than just roads, bridges and buildings. It is also made up of digital platforms, data and policies designed to help address the challenges of population growth.
Scottsdale Police is seeking help with a cold case sexual assault August 26, 2020 Scottsdale PD is asking for help in solving a 2003 sexual assault case.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 25, 2020 August 25, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Please fill out your Census form | High pollution advisory through Thursday | Get traffic restriction information
Scottsdale Video Network September program guide August 25, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this September.
October 2020 Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Event Update August 24, 2020 The city's annual Fall Festival, Railfair and Halloween 'Spook-Track-Ula' events have been cancelled.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 21, 2020 August 21, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Southern preserve trailheads closed | Join the 9/11 Pledge | Clock ticking on Census
Fleet Operations, Audit No. 2008 August 19, 2020 Fleet Operations can improve its replacement rate methodology and the accuracy and consistency of its application. As well, about 42% of replacement fees were not correctly or consistently calculated. Further, cost savings or avoidance may be achieved by reducing low-use vehicles and ensuring timely preventative maintenance.
Police Technology Services, Audit No. 2003 August 19, 2020 More formalized roles and responsibilities between the Police Technology Services Division and the City’s Information Technology department would help strengthen technology controls. As well, the existing continuity of operations plan could be updated and expanded, including incident response policies and procedures. Additionally, controls related to access and change management could be improved.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 18, 2020 August 18, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Get heat safety tips | High pollution advisory in effect | New library public art exhibit available virtually
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 14, 2020 August 14, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Final primary election results | Police policies online | Learn about two new fire stations
Learn about and comment on the Bell Road Sports Complex August 13, 2020 Participate in a virtual public meeting on the Bell Road Sports Complex which will be located on Bell Road just west of 94th Street.
Scottsdale welcomes new Transportation and Streets Director August 13, 2020 Mark Melnychenko brings more than 24 years of municipal transportation experience to lead Scottsdale’s Transportation and Streets Department.
Scottsdale Police publish policies online August 12, 2020 The Scottsdale Police Department recently created a new Transparency and Accountability webpage that provides open access to its policy manual.
Final Scottsdale Primary Election results August 12, 2020 Maricopa County Elections provided the final results from Scottsdale’s Aug. 4 Primary Election. No candidates received enough votes to be elected outright at the primary, so the top two candidates for mayor and the top six candidates for council move on to the city’s Nov. 3 General Election.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 11, 2020 August 11, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Election results expected tonight | Stop the knock | Learn about new sports complex
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 7, 2020 August 7, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Unofficial election results | Know what's below before digging | Scottsdale is open for business
Scottsdale’s preliminary primary election results August 5, 2020 The Maricopa County Elections Office provided the city’s preliminary unofficial primary election results.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 4, 2020 August 4, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Polls open til 7 p.m. today | Trolley service resumes | Come to your census
Scottsdale offering 'After-School' camp beginning Aug. 10 August 3, 2020 Programs are offered for students in grades 1 - 8 at various locations from 2 to 6 p.m.
Scottsdale Trolley service resumes August 3, 2020 Trolley service resumes with limited hours on all routes except Old Town as part of a phased return to service.
Scottsdale Update - July 31, 2020 July 31, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Excessive heat warning | Join the 9/11 challenge | Bag & Tie garbage and grass
Scottsdale Update - July 28, 2020 July 28, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | High pollution advisory thru Friday | City distributes 760+ back-to-school packs | Trailhead wins architectural award
Scottsdale Video Network August program guide July 28, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this August.
Scottsdale launches Arts and Culture Coronavirus Grant Program July 27, 2020 The Scottsdale City Council has approved $1.5 million from the city’s Federal CARES Act funding to help nonprofit arts and culture organizations affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Scottsdale Update - July 24, 2020 July 24, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Today is last day to get early ballot | Parks & Rec class registrations starts Monday | We make a difference for seniors
Scottsdale Update - July 21, 2020 July 21, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Monsoon upon us; be prepared | Get voting deadlines & info | Just do it - fill out your census forms
Monsoon weather (finally) expected this week July 21, 2020 Although the monsoon season officially started June 15, we still haven’t seen it roll in. According to the National Weather Service, that’s about to change, and we should see rain and thunderstorms this week.
Aviation Business Center Earns LEED Gold July 20, 2020 The U.S. Green Building Council has recognized the City of Scottsdale’s Aviation Business Center with the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification.
Scottsdale Update - July 17, 2020 July 17, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | Mask mandate extended to Aug. 20 | Library hours change | WestWorld hosts drive-in concerts | Fill out census forms
Scottsdale Update - July 14, 2020 July 14, 2020 This edition's highlights: COVID-19 information | State issues high pollution advisory | Learn about primary election | Get water rebates
CARES Act funding is being put to work for Scottsdale July 14, 2020 Helping residents and businesses that have been hit hard economically top the list of ways that the City Council has approved more than $29 million in federal CARES Act funding be put to work in Scottsdale.
Save money and water with rebates from Scottsdale Water July 13, 2020 Scottsdale Water has rebates available to help customers save water and money inside and outside their homes.
Scottsdale Update - July 10, 2020 July 10, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 information | Public hours change at One Civic Center | Monsoon season means less watering | Avoid the knock - fill out Census form
May 30th, 2020 Downtown Scottsdale Riots and Looting Event Council Debrief July 9, 2020 Debriefing to Mayor & City Council for May 30 2020 Downtown Incident
Scottsdale Update - July 7, 2020 July 7, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 information | City reopenings | Get election information | Libraries are now fine-free
Scottsdale Update - July 2, 2020 July 2, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 numbers | July 4 events & activities | Fireworks restrictions in place | School supplies needed
City announces July 4 events, activities and general information July 1, 2020 Most city offices will be closed to observe Independence Day Friday, July 3. There is no change in garbage or recycling collection.
Fireworks restrictions in place July 1, 2020 Although use of some consumer fireworks is permitted by state law in Scottsdale this holiday, their use in and near many sensitive desert areas remains illegal and violators are subject to substantial fines.
Fireworks sales skyrocket; Officials send reminder of danger June 30, 2020 The pandemic this year has significantly limited the number of professional firework shows in the valley. Fire officials suspect this is why fireworks purchased for personal use has skyrocketed.
Scottsdale gym cited for not complying with Governor's executive order June 30, 2020 The Mountainside Fitness at 11611 E. Sahuaro Drive was cited for violating the Governor’s June 29 Executive Order mandating the closure of gyms.
Scottsdale Update - June 30, 2020 June 30, 2020 This week's highlights: Order pauses certain operations to slow the spread | COVID-19 by the numbers
What powers do the Mayor and City Council have to remove a sitting council member? June 28, 2020 The City Council does not have the authority to remove a council member from office unless that person is convicted of a crime involving "moral turpitude” (Scottsdale City Charter Article 2, Section 4). The power to select, retain or remove City Council members lies with the voters of Scottsdale through the election and recall process.
Scottsdale Video Network July program guide June 26, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this July.
Scottsdale Update - June 26, 2020 June 26, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 numbers | July 4 events & activities
Vote in Scottsdale’s primary election June 26, 2020 Scottsdale’s Tuesday, Aug. 4, primary election is the first step toward selecting a mayor and three City Council members in November.
Old Town business charged for not complying with governor's executive order June 25, 2020 An Old Town Scottsdale business was charged yesterday for violating for the Governor’s Executive Orders which are intended to control the spread of COVID-19 while allowing restaurants to remain open to the public.
Scottsdale Update - June 23, 2020 June 23, 2020 This week's highlights: Mask requirement reminder | When to wear gloves | COVID-19 numbers | Donate to Back to School program
Scottsdale face covering Q and A June 19, 2020 Read questions and answers about how Scottsdale's mandatory face covering order applies to dining in restaurants, exercising, participating in team sports and other activities.
Scottsdale Update - June 19, 2020 June 19, 2020 This week's highlights: Face coverings are mandatory in Scottsdale | COVID-19 data | Hospital capacity | Valley Metro seeks rider input
Mandatory public mask ordinance in development June 18, 2020 Given the rise in COVID-19 cases throughout Maricopa County, Scottsdale Mayor W.J. “Jim” Lane is working with the city’s legal team to develop a mandatory public mask ordinance in Scottsdale.
Masks mandatory in Scottsdale beginning June 19 June 18, 2020 Given the rise in COVID-19 cases throughout Maricopa County, Scottsdale Mayor W.J. "Jim" Lane has issued an emergency proclamation that requires people to cover their nose and mouth in most public areas except for individuals or small groups in parks or for outdoor exercise when physical distancing can be maintained.
Scottsdale Update - June 16, 2020 June 16, 2020 This week's highlights: What COVID-19 data shows | Contact tracing update | Final budget public hearing tonight | Solid Waste brings birthday surprise
E-Verify Compliance 2018-19, Audit No. 2002 June 16, 2020 Based on the records submitted by the five selected contractors and 11 subcontractors, auditors found that the selected companies generally comply with the State requirement to use the Federal E-Verify program to confirm the employment eligibility of their employees working on City contracts.
Airport Terminal Area Redevelopment Construction Contract, Audit No. 2004 June 16, 2020 During development of the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP), supporting details for proposed general conditions costs were not obtained and reviewed, and cost negotiations were not documented. As well, additional controls for monitoring and verifying construction costs should be adopted. Supporting documentation showed the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) billed approximately $379,000 more than its subcontractor costs, including change orders. As well, Aviation’s contract administration records retention practices should be expanded.
Scottsdale Update - June 12, 2020 June 12, 2020 This week's highlights: Second wave of COVID-19? | Wearing a mask prevents the spread | Freeway closures | Census workers hit the streets
Scottsdale Update - June 9, 2020 June 9, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 cases rose sharply over the weekend | A Healthy Scottsdale starts with you | Pollution advisory in effect | Be prepared when hiking
March planned 5 p.m. Sunday in downtown Scottsdale June 7, 2020 The Scottsdale Police Department would like to advise the public that there is a planned march that is set to occur at 5 p.m. Sunday, June 7, in downtown Scottsdale, that will include multiple road closures.
Scottsdale Update - June 5, 2020 June 5, 2020 This week's highlights: A statement for the community | Statewide curfew remains in effect | More city buildings reopen | Monsoons are upon us
A statement for the Scottsdale community June 4, 2020 Scottsdale joins our nation in expressing outrage over the senseless death of George Floyd on the streets of Minneapolis, and our compassion and support for his family and those left behind. We share the community’s anger over the senseless attack on Scottsdale this past weekend.
Downtown Traffic Restrictions June 4, 2020 Scottsdale downtown will have traffic restrictions in place until Monday June 8, 2020
Monsoons are upon us; Be prepared June 3, 2020 The monsoon begins June 15. Prepare now so you know what actions you should take when a major storm rolls in.
Scottsdale Update - June 2, 2020 June 2, 2020 This week's highlights: Statewide curfew in effect | City reopens in phases | High ozone pollution advisory extended | Meet City Council candidates
Aviation Business Center Meeting Rooms Taking Reservations June 1, 2020 We are happy to announce that reservations are once again being taken! Let us host your next meeting or event with the airport as your backdrop.
Scottsdale emergency declaration May 31 May 31, 2020 The emergency declaration supports Governor Ducey's statewide emergency and curfew.
City of Scottsdale “Truth in Taxation” notice May 29, 2020 This “Truth in Taxation” hearing notice regarding the City of Scottsdale primary property tax levy is being published as required by Arizona state law. A public hearing on Scottsdale’s proposed property tax levy will occur before final budget adoption, scheduled at 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 16, 2020.
Scottsdale Police Department Building Reopening May 29, 2020 Scottsdale Police is reopening buildings starting May 26th 2020
Scottsdale Update - May 29, 2020 May 29, 2020 This week's highlights: City prepares to reopen some facilities | Effective ways to slow the spread | Dangerous temps this weekend | Meet City Council candidates
The city is preparing to reopen some facilities May 29, 2020 As statewide restrictions are lifted, Scottsdale will reopen City Hall and One Civic Center to the public Monday, June 1.
Scottsdale Police and Fire HQ lobby opens May 26, 2020 The lobby at the Police and Fire Headquarters reopens on Tuesday, May 26, by appointment. At this time, fire stations still remain closed to the public.
Scottsdale Video Network June program guide May 26, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this June.
Mayor Lane statement about crowds in Old Town May 26, 2020 The images from Old Town Scottsdale this weekend are disturbing, and frankly show a real lack of common sense and civic responsibility.
Scottsdale Update - May 26, 2020 May 26, 2020 This week's highlights: Mayor comments on Old Town crowds | More city buildings, amenities open| County launches text outreach | Fight the bite
Scottsdale Water recognized for safety, professional achievements May 19, 2020 Eight facilities and teams honored for not losing more than one workday due to injury.
Scottsdale Update - May 19, 2020 May 19, 2020 This week's highlights: Small business funds available | Railroad Park reopens | City Council to discuss budget, rates/fees | Sip, Shop & Save
Scottsdale Road water line project begins May 18 May 15, 2020 This project will require traffic restrictions on Scottsdale Road from Princess Blvd. to Mayo Blvd.
Sections of Scottsdale paths will be temporarily closed at night for restriping May 15, 2020 Scottsdale is restriping 25 miles of paths throughout the city.
Scottsdale Update - May 15, 2020 May 15, 2020 This week's highlights: City's reopening plans in motion | Stay at home order expires | Scottsdale galleries are open | Path restriping underway
Mayor’s May 15 proclamation sets city reopening plans in motion May 15, 2020 In amendment number one to his March 18 emergency declaration, Mayor W.J. “Jim” Lane has directed that city facilities and amenities begin to reopen under Arizona’s Stay Healthy, Return Smarter, Return Stronger plan.
Scottsdale Mayor's Youth Council is looking for applicants May 14, 2020 Scottsdale Mayor's Youth Council is looking for high school students who have an interest in learning more about city government.
Scottsdale playgrounds will open May 18 and work to reopen basketball and volleyball courts will begin May 14, 2020 Scottsdale playgrounds and spray pads at city parks will reopen to the public for normal operating hours beginning Monday, May 18. Basketball and volleyball courts will reopen when ready during the course of the week.
Scottsdale Update - May 12, 2020 May 12, 2020 This week's highlights: Stay at Home order expires Friday | Local COVID-19 health care impacts | Mask guidance | Beat the Heat
Scottsdale Update - May 8, 2020 May 8, 2020 This week's highlights: Tennis, pickleball and skatepark reopen | Shop Scottsdale! | Mask guidance | Pollution advisory
Scottsdale tennis, pickleball courts and skatepark will re-open Friday, May 8 May 6, 2020 Scottsdale’s outdoor tennis courts, pickleball courts and the McDowell Mountain Ranch skate park will reopen for the public Friday, May 8.
Industrial Development Authority creates financial lifeline for small businesses during COVID-19 May 5, 2020 The Scottsdale Industrial Development Authority is stepping up with an innovative infusion of capital for small businesses affected by COVID-19.
Scottsdale Update - May 5, 2020 May 5, 2020 This week's highlights: Barbershops, cosmetologists to open | Watch tonight's council meeting | Excessive heat warning | Beware of census scams & frauds
Scottsdale Update - May 1, 2020 May 1, 2020 This week's highlights: “Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected” order extended | Military flyover tribute | Recognize Travel & Tourism Week | Commemorate Municipal Clerks Week
Youth and Family Services announces May is Mental Health Month May 1, 2020 Mental Health America and Scottsdale's Youth and Family Services are here to support you during these challenging and difficult times
SFD warns: Know signs of heat stress, avoid outside activity as excessive heat hits the valley April 28, 2020 Scottsdale Fire officials urge the public to know signs of heat-related stress and avoid strenuous outdoor activity as the National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning this week.
Scottsdale Update - April 28, 2020 April 28, 2020 This week's highlights: Business resources | Solid Waste sees uptick amid COVID-19 | The heat is on
Scottsdale Video Network May program guide April 27, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this May.
Scottsdale Update - April 24, 2020 April 24, 2020 This week's highlights: Support Scottsdale | Summer recreation postponed | Census update | Phishing attempts increase
Scottsdale Police is requesting assistance to identify arson suspect April 24, 2020 Arson suspect also commits burglary at a jewelry store.
Summer expected to repeat last season's fire danger April 23, 2020 The desert is a pretty green this Spring, but it turns into perfect fuel for a brush fire as temps rise and humidity falls.
Scottsdale Update - April 21, 2020 April 21, 2020 This week's highlights: Food assistance and support| Happy Earth Day | Census update | Hiking tips
Scottsdale names student art contest winners to celebrate Earth Day 2020 April 21, 2020 When Scottsdale announced a youth art contest to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, more than 100 students responded with submissions to celebrate the April 22 global event.
Scottsdale Update - April 17, 2020 April 17, 2020 This week's highlights: Hospitalizations are flattening| COVID-19 testing increases | Senior meal delivery | Lunchtime law
Scottsdale Police Department Building Closures April 14, 2020 List of Scottsdale PD Building Closures
Scottsdale Update - April 14, 2020 April 14, 2020 This week's highlights: “Good to Go” map | Victims Assistance available | #LightItBlue for frontline workers | Help prevent wildfires
Scottsdale celebrates Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation Week April 13, 2020 To celebrate the people at the center of one of our most essential industries, Scottsdale is proud to acknowledge the week of April 13, 2020, as Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation Week.
Scottsdale Update - April 10, 2020 April 10, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 updates | Important Easter holiday information| Scam alert| Valley Metro service changes
Support Scottsdale site offers business, resident resources April 9, 2020 The city of Scottsdale’s Tourism & Events and Economic Development departments, Experience Scottsdale and the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce have partnered on a resource microsite to help businesses, employees, and residents navigate the COVID-19 outbreak.
Indian Bend Wash Path restricted for repairs April 9, 2020 Indian Bend Wash Path will be restricted weekdays April 15 to May 1 for concrete repair.
COVID-19 SCAM Alert April 8, 2020 Scottsdale Police issue warning for a COVID-19 scam letter
Scottsdale Update - April 7, 2020 April 7, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 resources | Support Scottdale microsite launches| CDC face mask recommendations | Water Awareness Month
The New Scottsdale Small Business Assistance Center Looks to Offer Guidance to Businesses in Need April 6, 2020 Scottsdale’s Economic Development Department has launched a new initiative aimed at assisting Scottsdale small businesses.
Basketball, volleyball, tennis, and pickleball courts are closed April 3, 2020 Per Executive Order of the Governor, all playgrounds, basketball, volleyball, tennis, and pickleball courts at Scottsdale parks will be closed as of 5 p.m. Saturday, April 4.
Scottsdale Update - April 3, 2020 April 3, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 updates | Proposed FY 2020/21 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Plan | April is Safe Digging Month | 2020 Census is happening now
Scottsdale Update - March 31, 2020 March 31, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 | Governor issues "stay at home" order | Donate to emergency food drive | SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans available
The General Plan Update Citizen Review Committee 2020 begins - online March 27, 2020 A General Plan Update Citizen Review Committee 2020 (CRC) composed of representatives from each of the General Plan relevant city boards and commissions has been formed to review the draft 2035 General Plan as an initial step prior to the document moving through a community review and public hearing process as part of Scottsdale’s ongoing compliance with state statutes.
Scottsdale Video Network April program guide March 26, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this April.
Scottsdale Update - March 26, 2020 March 26, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 | Most city buildings closed | Trolley service suspended | Public facilities, events & programs info
Scottsdale Fire closes buildings to public, suspends programs during COVID-19 crisis March 24, 2020 Due to health concerns with COVID-19, Scottsdale Fire Department has taken measures to protect the health and safety of employees and the public.
Special City Council meeting called March 24 March 23, 2020 The Scottsdale City Council will meet – via telephone only – at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 24, in a special session. The sole agenda item is to consider continuing or revoking the emergency proclamation declared by Mayor Lane March 18. The action is required by Scottsdale Revised Code Section 10-3.
Scottsdale suspends trolley service starting March 25 March 23, 2020 Scottsdale suspending trolley service beginning Wednesday, March 25, in response to COVID-19.
Scottsdale closes most buildings to the public beginning March 24 March 23, 2020 Beginning Tuesday, March 24, all city buildings except the City Court, Granite Reef Senior Center, and Vista del Camino Food Bank will be closed to the public as Scottsdale scales its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Crime Prevention Tips for Businesses During the Corona virus Situation March 20, 2020 Scottsdale Police provide tips for businesses during the Corona Virus Situation
A message from Mayor Jim Lane March 20, 2020 Mayor W.J. "Jim" Lane speaks about COVID-19, the city's response and the impact on the community.
Scottsdale, community groups team up to hold an emergency food and supply drive March 20, 2020 Access to safe and nourishing food is needed now more than ever. If you are healthy and able, please consider donating to our emergency food and supply drive taking place 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 21, and Sunday, March 22.
Scottsdale Update - March 19, 2020 March 19, 2020 This week's highlights: COVID-19 | Mayor issues Declaration of Emergency| Essential services available | Public facilities, events & programs
Scottsdale issues a declaration of emergency in response to COVID-19 March 18, 2020 Mayor W.J. “Jim” Lane has issued a declaration of emergency in Scottsdale as part of the city’s ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Scottsdale’s Museum of the West Contract, Audit No. 2006 March 17, 2020 While generally effective, contract administration can be improved. Specifically, the City continued to make utility payments for the museum’s administrative building, totaling about $77,000 for 5½ years. Also, responsibility for certain maintenance items can be clarified, and reporting requirements can be met more completely and timely.
An important Do and Don’t from Scottsdale Water during COVID-19 pandemic March 17, 2020 In this time of uncertainty and misinformation, Scottsdale Water is issuing two big Dos and Don’ts for customers during the coronavirus pandemic.
March 18 Update - COVID - 19 March 17, 2020 The Scottsdale Public Library has closed all branches until further notice. Limited library services will be available. The city is working on ways to serve customers in "social distancing" appropriate ways, including drive through window service, call center and the "Ask A Librarian" online service.
Scottsdale PD Continues To Serve During The Coronavirus Situation March 16, 2020 Scottsdale first responders are dedicated to handling all of your law enforcement, fire and EMS needs as usual.
Scottsdale City Court offers online services; cancels jury service March 16, 2020 To prioritize the health and wellness of court visitors, Scottsdale City Court has suspended jury service through March 27 and is offering online services to address cases.
View the March 17 City Council meeting remotely March 16, 2020 The 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 17, Scottsdale City Council meeting will be held as scheduled, although the 4 p.m. Board and Commission interview meeting is postponed until May. The City Council will determine plans for future meetings after that.
Scottsdale Update - March 12, 2020 March 12, 2020 This week's highlights? COVID-19 information | Short-term rental update | Apply to serve on city board, commission | Domestic violence myths - get the facts
Be prepared as severe weather continues to impact Scottsdale March 12, 2020 A slow-moving storm system will continue to bring showers and thunderstorms into Scottsdale Thursday afternoon into night with showers lingering into Friday, according to a forecast from the National Weather Service in Phoenix.
Apply to serve on a city board or commission March 10, 2020 Scottsdale has several openings on various commissions – residents wanting to institute positive change are invited to apply to serve. Volunteers are needed for six boards and commissions, which will be filled in May.
Short-term rental owner information available in searchable database; reminder to register March 10, 2020 Last fall, the Scottsdale City Council adopted an ordinance that requires owners of short-term or vacation rentals to provide the city with emergency and complaint contact information. The database for this information has been updated
SPD Vehicles get new graphics March 5, 2020 As new SPD vehicles replace the old, they will get updated graphics
Scottsdale Update - March 5, 2020 March 5, 2020 This week's highlights: ArtWalk - Tonight! | Census 2020 participation vital | Visit Cactus League exhibit | Free legal services at Paiute
Scottsdale Fire crew transported a patient who was later diagnosed with coronavirus March 5, 2020 Within the past week a Scottsdale Fire Department engine company was called to evaluate a man who later tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19).
Library Programs are Essential for Early Literacy March 2, 2020 Scottsdale Public Library offers many different programs with a focus on early literacy development for children up to age 5.
BYORB at McDowell Sonoran Preserve March 2, 2020 Scottsdale McDowell Sonoran Preserve celebrates Sustainability Day with their Bring Your Own Reusable Bottle event!
Your participation in the 2020 Census is vital March 2, 2020 Census notices will begin arriving in Scottsdale mailboxes March 12—a key point in the once-a-decade process to count everyone in the United States.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 27, 2020 February 27, 2020 This week's highlights: Attend Parada Rodeo, March 5-8 | Movie Mania starts Friday | Gold Palette ArtWalk features Native Spirit | Art contest celebrates Earth Day
Seniors and students make the perfect study buddy pairs February 27, 2020 The city of Scottsdale has partnered with Scottsdale Unified School District (SUSD) and Scottsdale Parent Council to launch an Intergenerational Literacy and Leadership pilot program to help at-risk children who could benefit from having a positive adult role model and tutor.
Scottsdale Video Network March program guide February 24, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this March.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 20, 2020 February 20, 2020 This week's highlights: Spring training returns to Scottsdale Stadium | Celebrate Scottsdale's founder's birthday | Enjoy Scottsdale ArtWalk | Register now for Neighborhood College
Art contest celebrates 50th anniversary of Earth Day; offers prizes and praise February 19, 2020 Scottsdale students are invited to participate in an Earth Day 2020 Art Contest to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 13, 2020 February 13, 2020 This week's highlights: City offices closed Monday | Attend sign ordinance open house | Borrow block party supplies | Join a company wellness league
Police Cadets shred event is Saturday, Feb. 15 February 12, 2020 Bring your documents to the February 2020 shred event.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 6, 2020 February 6, 2020 This week's highlights: Airport $$$ asset to city | Ride into Western Week | Get reel at film fest | Free health screenings
Scottsdale Airport is an economic powerhouse February 4, 2020 Scottsdale Airport, the busiest single runway general aviation airport in the country, continues to be a significant asset for the city of Scottsdale and the entire region. This was confirmed recently by an economic analysis.
Scottsdale Parks Playgrounds Undergoing Renovations January 31, 2020 Five Scottsdale parks are being updated with brand new playgrounds.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 30, 2020 January 30, 2020 This week's highlights: WestWorld named "Facility of the Year" | Phoenix Open runs through Sunday | Ride into Western Week | RR Park seeks exhibitors for expo
Facilities Management Contract Administration, Audit No. 2005 January 29, 2020 Facilities Management annually allocates about $3 million to contract certain services, such as custodial and specialized services. The audit determined that Facilities Management had not ensured payments matched the contracted prices, overpaying one tested contractor by about $164,000 from July 2017 through November 2019. Also, contractor performance was not effectively monitored and performance problems effectively addressed. Further, relevant documents were not consistently retained in contract files, and the files regularly reviewed for completeness and accuracy.
Police Special Revenues, Audit No. 1907 January 29, 2020 As of July 1, 2019, Police Department special program balances totaled more than $680,000, with an additional $4 million held by a county and a state agency. RICO community grants appear to be donations, and other RICO program aspects can be better managed. Also, the department’s Cadet program maintained a bank account outside of the City treasury, and controls over revenues, expenses and records retention were not adequate. Further, the department’s controls over donations, cash handling and expenditure approvals can be improved.
Scottsdale Video Network February program guide January 28, 2020 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this February.
Rideshare moved to WestWorld for 2020 Open January 27, 2020 Buses will continuously shuttle people between WestWorld and the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Video: Behind the Badge - 2020 Waste Management Phoenix Open January 27, 2020 The "Greatest Show on Grass" is back for 2020. Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell talks with public safety officials and a member of the Phoenix Thunderbirds about everything they do to ensure attendees are safe and have fun.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 23, 2020 January 23, 2020 This week's highlights: Car shows bring in bucks | Phoenix Open tees off Monday | Help for domestic violence victims | Scottsdale by the numbers
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 16, 2020 January 16, 2020 This week's highlights: MLK Jr holiday schedule| Car show runs through Sunday | Marathon affects traffic | Check out library's book (& more!) sale
10 tips to keep special event goers prepared, safe January 14, 2020 As the city gears up for major events like Barrett-Jackson and the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Scottsdale Fire urges attendees to follow simple tips to be prepared and be safe.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 9, 2020 January 9, 2020 This week's highlights: Tell us which city entry markers you like best | Last chance to nominate an "All Star" | Register for Government 101 | Take a jab at getting fit
SFD highlights outstanding service, promotions January 7, 2020 Scottsdale Fire Department recognized outstanding employee and volunteer achievements and promotions at its annual ceremony in December at the Fountain Stage near the Scottsdale Center of the Performing Arts.
SFD toy drive collects 12,000+ toys January 7, 2020 Scottsdale Fire Department wrapped its 2019 Toy Drive with more than 12,000 toys collected throughout November and December.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 2, 2020 January 2, 2020 This week's highlights: iCount - Census 2020 | Recycle Christmas trees | Last chance for RR park's Holiday Lights | Attend MLK Jr. celebration
Census 2020 - What's at stake for Scottsdale? December 31, 2019 April 1 is Census Day across the nation. In every community, residents are asked to complete a short questionnaire.
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 26, 2019 December 26, 2019 This week's highlights: Trash/recycling schedule | City honors employees | If it rains, please refrain | A new year, a new you
Scottsdale honors its employees December 20, 2019 Improving a park and creating a butterfly exhibit. Developing a system to provide faster medical service to Phoenix Open attendees. Helping the homeless learn about and locate resources. Those are just some of the actions over the past year by Scottsdale employees honored for outstanding performance in 2019.
Mumps is on rise in Maricopa County December 20, 2019 Maricopa County is experiencing a community-wide outbreak of mumps, a contagious disease that can lead to serious consequences.
Scottsdale Update - Dec.19, 2019 December 19, 2019 This week's highlights: Trash/recycling schedule | Watch the annual Yule Log | Holiday Lights continues | Burn Cleaner, Burn Better
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 12, 2019 December 12, 2019 This week's highlights: Scottsdale earns Resilience award | Holiday events continue! | Beware of frost damage | Parents night out
Scottsdale Police is Hiring Dispatchers December 9, 2019 Scottsdale Police is hiring for dispatchers and is extending the invitation to veterans.
Scottsdale Video Network January program guide December 9, 2019 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this January.
Scottsdale Update - Dec. 5, 2019 December 5, 2019 This week's highlights: Nominate an "All Star" | Holiday events galore! | Reduce your winter water use | Plug into Electronics Recycling Collection Day
Scottsdale named a Gold-level Bicycle Friendly Community December 2, 2019 Scottsdale is one of only 39 communities nationwide to earn a gold-level or higher designation by the League of American Bicyclists.
Police crisis K9 Chase’s 3rd birthday fundraiser November 26, 2019 Crisis Response K9 Chase is asking you to help celebrate his 3rd birthday by making a donation to the Arizona Humane Society.
Black Friday kicks off 2019 SFD Toy Drive November 26, 2019 Black Friday is the official kick-off for the Scottsdale Fire Annual Toy Drive. Unwrapped toys and gift cards are accepted at all SFD fire stations and headquarters through Dec. 20.
Scottsdale’s Civic Center reopens to pedestrians November 22, 2019 ArtFest of Scottsdale patrons will be the first to experience Scottsdale Civic Center’s new pedestrian walkways and lawn as the popular area fully reopens to pedestrians.
Scottsdale is seeking input to create a “Smart City” roadmap November 21, 2019 Scottsdale is creating a “Smart City” roadmap to explore and identify ways that new technology could enhance the community’s quality of life.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 21, 2019 November 21, 2019 This week's highlights: Holiday closures | Seeking "Smart City" innovators | Fetch fun at Day of the Dog Festival | Scottsdazzle events begin!
We're seeking senior volunteers to tutor Scottsdale youth November 20, 2019 Volunteer recruitment is now underway for a new after school tutoring program that aims to connect senior volunteers with elementary school students.
Scottsdale Video Network December program guide November 18, 2019 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this December.
Warehouse Operations, Audit No. 2010 November 14, 2019 Warehouse can improve recordkeeping and inventory controls for its Stores operation. Also, surplus property policies and procedures are not consistently followed and can be improved. Further, surplus property transfers between City departments should be prioritized and efficiently promoted.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 14, 2019 November 14, 2019 This week's highlights: Register for the Cure Corridor | Last chance to attend Canal Convergence | Try some trail etiquette | Product rebate$ available
Long-time fire service leader ready to ride off into retirement November 12, 2019 Scottsdale Fire Department is celebrating the retirement of Deputy Chief Steve Randall after nearly 40 years of service at 9 am, Nov. 13, at Scottsdale Fire Station 608, 9598 E. Cactus Rd.
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 7, 2019 November 7, 2019 This week's highlights: Get election results | Attend Veterans Day commemoration | Converge to the canals | Nominations open for Spirit of Scottsdale Awards
Scottsdale Special Election results November 5, 2019 Unofficial results indicate that Scottsdale voters have approved three bond questions in the city’s Nov. 5 Special Bond Election.
Scottsdale begins tracking international visitors as tourism continues to rise November 1, 2019 Scottsdale remains a tourist destination of choice – a fact confirmed in a recently-released tourism study conducted by the city’s Tourism and Events Department.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 31, 2019 October 31, 2019 This week's highlights: Make sure your vote counts | Explore the Story of Water | Watch how the McDowells became "People's Preserve" | Film Festival reels in great movies
VIDEO: Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve turns 25 October 30, 2019 On Oct. 3, 1994, the Scottsdale City Council took a historic step when it passed Resolution No. 4103, formally establishing the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. This is a video tribute to the Preserve Pioneers who helped lead the community in this historic achievement.
Cheers! Breweries serving craft beer from recycled water October 29, 2019 Ten of the Valley’s most popular craft breweries are now serving specialty beers brewed with recycled water.
Mountain View Park is getting a new playground October 29, 2019 The community center, outdoor restrooms and fields will remain open during construction.
Nov. 5 Special Election Update – make sure your vote counts October 29, 2019 Maricopa County must receive your voted ballot by Tuesday, Nov. 5 (postmarks do NOT count).
Short-term/vacation rental owners now required to provide contact information October 24, 2019 Starting today those not submitting the information may be cited for noncompliance and fined.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 24, 2019 October 24, 2019 This week's highlights: New requirement for vacation rental owners | Safely dispose of unneeded prescription drugs | Election information | World Gay Rodeo comes to WestWorld
Senator Martha McSally slated to be keynote speaker for Veterans Day commemoration October 24, 2019 The event takes place at 3 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11, at McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, 7301 E. Indian Bend Road. It is free and open to the public.
Scottsdale Video Network November program guide October 23, 2019 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this November.
SFD first in state to train in urban structure protection for wildland fires October 23, 2019 SFD Firefighters will be training within the Rio Montaña community on Oct. 24. The training develops skills for protection of homes and buildings in an urban setting against wildfires.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 17, 2019 October 17, 2019 This week's highlights: Loop 101 closures | Watch video on Special Election | Attend trailheads dedication | October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Data help Scottsdale Transportation improve driving safety October 14, 2019 Scottsdale is top 15 in the nation for safest drivers according to a recent Allstate report. Learn how the city uses data and infrastructure to encourage safer driving.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 10, 2019 October 10, 2019 This week's highlights: County mails ballots | Attend trailheads dedication | Gold Palette ArtWalk tonight | Nominations open for Diversity Champs
Hiking season is here October 10, 2019 The cool temps are back, and we are hitting the trails. But as you set off to enjoy one of Scottsdale’s many trails there are predators lurking. Not of the wild animal type, but opportunistic thieves looking to break into your car.
Maricopa County mailing Scottsdale's Nov. 5 Special Election ballots Wednesday October 7, 2019 The Nov. 5 Special Election will be Scottsdale’s first election conducted completely via mail.
Attend trailheads dedication as part of McDowell Sonoran Preserve's 25th anniversary October 7, 2019 Join the community at 9 a.m. Friday, Oct. 18, to officially open Fraesfield and Granite Mountain trailheads.
Scottsdale City Council hires Sherry R. Scott as city attorney October 4, 2019 The Scottsdale City Council voted unanimously Thursday to hire Sherry R. Scott as the next city attorney, effective Oct. 4. Scott has more than 20 years of municipal legal experience and has served as Scottsdale’s deputy city attorney since 2006.
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 3, 2019 October 3, 2019 This week's highlights: Water captures Crescordia award | Get your caboose to Railfair | Veg out at Farmers Market | Fire Prevention Week
Scottsdale Police Support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month September 30, 2019 Police employees donate to local non-profit organization for awareness and education on breast cancer
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 26, 2019 September 26, 2019 This week's highlights: Preserve turns 25 | Register to vote | See planning projects in your area | Get schooled at Neighborhood College
Scottsdale City Council adopts amendment, ordinance protecting neighborhoods September 25, 2019 If you own a short-term or vacation rental in Scottsdale, be aware that some rules will be changing.
Scottsdale Water Recognized for Championing Sustainability September 24, 2019 Scottsdale Water was recognized with the Sustainability Champion Award on Sept. 21 at Arizona Forward’s 39th Annual Environmental Excellence Awards and 50th anniversary gala in Phoenix, Arizona.
Sandbags available for residents as remnants of Hurricane Lorena approach September 23, 2019 Rain, wind and hail are possible as what remains of Hurricane Lorena makes its way through Arizona. Storms are expected to develop rapidly and may cause severe localized winds and flooding. The city offers a variety of safety tips and resources to help you better prepare.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 19, 2019 September 19, 2019 This week's highlights: 2019 annual report ready | Drinkwater Boulevard open | Name the Book Bike | Help with holiday donations
City Council to consider three finalists in search for new city attorney September 18, 2019 The search for Scottsdale’s next city attorney is nearing a potential conclusion, with three finalists moving forward to interview with City Council members and present at a public meeting, after which one could be selected for the job.
Learn about non-major General Plan amendment request to add state statute requirements September 17, 2019 The public is invited to learn about and provide feedback on a request for a non-major amendment to the city's General Plan 2001.
The McDowell Sonoran Preserve turns 25 September 17, 2019 On Oct. 3, 1994, the Scottsdale City Council took a historic step when it passed Resolution No. 4103, formally establishing the McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
October Green Building program kicks off 21st season with discussion on electric vehicles September 17, 2019 The road ahead is electric.
Landfill Recycling Cost Review, Audit No. 1917 September 17, 2019 City management requested this audit to validate financial information related to the City’s current recycling contract as the recycling subcontractor wants to renegotiate the contract terms. The audit found the recycling facility financial analysis and accounting data included some unsupported and questionable costs. Further, the subcontractor contributed a higher percentage of rejected recyclables, which increases its processing costs.
Scottsdale Video Network October program guide September 17, 2019 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this October.
Revenue Recovery, Audit No. 1911 September 17, 2019 Revenue Recovery can improve efforts to identify and collect delinquent accounts. For example, an accounts receivable aging analysis is not used, and documented collection efforts were inconsistent and often untimely. As well, program management and oversight could be improved, including effective collection and activity data tracking.
Scottsdale Water issued Arizona’s first permit for direct use of recycled water September 13, 2019 Upcoming event will showcase the purity of advanced treated recycled water.
National Suicide Prevention Week highlights need to "listen, refer, support" September 12, 2019 Death by suicide in the fire service is higher than the average of non-public safety personnel. However, no matter the occupation, understanding the warning signs may get help to those who need it before it's too late.
Renovated Drinkwater Underpass reopens September 12, 2019 The renovated underpass now consists of two tunnels with improved lighting.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 12, 2019 September 12, 2019 This week's highlights: Last chance to enter Constitution Contest | Get your free museum tix | Holiday donation programs gear up | Learn basic emergency skills
Registration for Fall CERT class now open September 9, 2019 Scottsdale CERT is for those who want to learn basic emergency response skills so they can better help their families, friends, neighbors and co-workers. Class begins Oct. 10.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 5, 2019 September 5, 2019 This week's highlights: Show up for Show & Tell Saturday | Learn about General Plan amendment requests | We're a city of good sports | Get schooled at Neighborhood College
Public invited to learn about sole major General Plan amendment request August 29, 2019 An applicant is requesting to change the land use designation for a project called "Gentry on the Green."
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 29, 2019 August 29, 2019 This week's highlights: Labor Day closures | Sole major GP amendment request | Show up for Show & Tell | Take survey on access for those with disabilities
New follow-up survey seeks input on biking in Scottsdale August 28, 2019 A survey conducted by the League of American Bicyclists is the next step in Scottsdale’s application for “Bicycle Friendly Community” status.
Scottsdale Video Network September program guide August 23, 2019 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this September.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 22, 2019 August 22, 2019 This week's highlights: Students can enter Constitution Day Contest | City Council resumes meetings | Register for Water Citizen Academy | Nonprofits can apply for funding
Scottsdale examines accessibility to city programs and services August 22, 2019 Scottsdale is seeking public input through a short online survey to evaluate access to city programs, services and buildings for those with disabilities.
Water rebate program updates mean more money for customers August 19, 2019 Scottsdale Water is increasing warm-season turf removal rebate maximums for both residential and commercial customers
Video: Behind the Badge - Commitment to Professionalism August 19, 2019 Accreditation is a mark of excellence for public safety agencies. Police Chief Alan Rodbell leads a discussion on the process and what it means.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 15, 2019 August 15, 2019 This week's highlights: Pima Free construction update | Living with native wildlife | Police host Cadet open house | Cab Connection serves seniors
2019 Scottsdale Police Cadet Open House August 8, 2019 The Scottsdale Police Department Cadet Program announces the 2019 Cadet Open House: Tuesday, Aug. 27, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 8, 2019 August 8, 2019 This week's highlights: Get election info at Scottsdale.Vote | Drinkwater bridge nearing completion | Top 30 mysteries in astronomy | Donate blood
Drinkwater bridge and underpass nearing completion August 6, 2019 Repairs to Drinkwater bridge and underpass, including the reconstruction of the bridge area of Civic Center, are nearing the final phase of construction.
An updated website and web address make finding city election information easy August 5, 2019 A new city election website makes information easier to find – and the site itself is easy to find too – just visit Scottsdale.Vote.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 1, 2019 August 1, 2019 This week's headlines: Comment on "nuisance parties" ordinance | Dig it? | Slide the Rails | Focus on safety as kids head back to school
Scottsdale recognized for performance management leadership July 31, 2019 The International City/County Management Association (ICMA) – an organization aimed to advance professional local government management worldwide -- recognized Scottsdale for its data-driven management and reporting efforts with a Certificate of Excellence in Performance Management.
Scottsdale Video Network August program guide July 23, 2019 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this August.
Video: Behind the Badge – Human Trafficking July 11, 2019 Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell leads a discussion about what Scottsdale PD is doing to combat Human Trafficking.
Scottsdale Police are asking for help identifying a burglary suspect July 9, 2019 The Scottsdale Police Department is asking for assistance identifying burglary suspect
Love Scottsdale? You’re invited to become an Old Town Ambassador July 5, 2019 Our volunteer ambassadors number more than 100. Their mission is to be a welcoming face to all who visit Old Town Scottsdale.
City Council approves more than $2.1 million for social service agencies and programs July 2, 2019 The Scottsdale City Council recently approved $2.146 million for nonprofit agencies that provide programs and services to assist thousands of residents at risk and in need.
Infrastructure Condition Assessment, Audit No. 1905 June 28, 2019 This audit evaluated and recommends improvements in the management processes and controls relating to condition assessments of City infrastructure. The reviewed infrastructure assessments included bridges, parking garages, sidewalks, streetlights, parking lots, and stormwater drainage assets.
Active Shooter Training with SMIL Medical Imaging June 28, 2019 Reality-based Active Shooter Training
Scottsdale Update - June 20, 2019 June 20, 2019 This week's highlights: High five - businesses finalists for innovation awards | Be red, white and cool July 4 | "Beat the Heat" serves seniors | Donations needed
Flood map changes save residents money June 19, 2019 Hundreds of Scottsdale residents living within the Rawhide Wash floodplain in the Grayhawk master-planned community will benefit from revisions to the city’s flood insurance rate maps.
2019 Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command (SPSC) Graduates June 11, 2019 Lt's Coffee and Evans graduate from Northwestern University's School of Police and Command
Scottsdale Update - June 6, 2019 June 6, 2019 This week's highlights: Participate in city blood drive | Pinnacle Peak Park closed June 10-11 | Swim under the stars | Wash away your library fines
Scottsdale encourages residents to direct dollars to social service agencies May 30, 2019 City staff are working to direct those in need to appropriate resources while accommodating citizens' concerns about excessive panhandling and related issues.
City of Scottsdale “Truth in Taxation” notice May 24, 2019 This “Truth in Taxation” hearing notice regarding the City of Scottsdale primary property tax levy is being published as required by Arizona state law. A public hearing on Scottsdale’s proposed property tax levy will occur before final budget adoption, scheduled at 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 11, 2019, at Scottsdale City Hall, 3939 N. Drinkwater Boulevard.
ActiveNet Application Controls, Audit No. 1904 May 22, 2019 The audit of ActiveNet Application Controls was performed to evaluate the effectiveness of the system’s application controls, including management of its cloud-related risks.
Scottsdale Transit Program’s National Transit Database Financial Data Review, Report 1916 May 22, 2019 This agreed-upon procedures review is required as an independent review of the Transit program’s conformance with uniform reporting standards for data submitted to the National Transit Database (NTD) program.
Fleet Parts Operation, Audit No. 1912 May 22, 2019 This audit was conducted to assess management controls over and cost­effectiveness of Fleet's parts inventory operation.
Scottsdale Police Arrest Murder Suspect May 14, 2019 On May 13th, 2019, Scottsdale Police arrest murder suspect of 79 year old woman.
Waste turned to energy May 7, 2019 New RNG facility that turns wastewater solids into clean, renewable gas begins selling natural gas.
Jet Aviation acquires stake in Scottsdale Jet Center; New FBO to open in late 2020 May 3, 2019 Jet Aviation announced today that it has acquired a stake in Scottsdale Jet Center, with the intent to build and operate a new, state-of-the-art Jet Aviation branded FBO and tenant hangar by late 2020.
68th Street bridge reopens after 15-month closure May 2, 2019 Following a 15 month emergency closure, the 68th Street bridge over the Arizona Canal reopened to traffic Wednesday. The closure began in late 2017, when an unexpected degree of deterioration was discovered during a routine inspection.
Taking steps to keep a wet spring from becoming a dangerous summer April 29, 2019 By establishing defensible space around your home, you could help the Fire Department protect your property from brush fires.
Desert Mountain, Cactus Shadows students crash in mock distracted driving event April 26, 2019 On April 26, Desert Mountain and Cactus Shadows high school students got a firsthand look at the results of a deadly crash during a mock presentation on the football field.
Bloomberg Philanthropies announces Scottsdale as an American city best at using data to improve residents’ lives in 2019 April 24, 2019 Bloomberg Philanthropies announced that Scottsdale is one of seven cities to achieve 2019 What Works Cities Certification, a national standard of excellence in city governance.
Scottsdale Water recognized at annual AZ Water Conference April 19, 2019 City utility wins multiple individual, innovation and safety awards.
Neighborhood Watch goes digital: Scottsdale debuts CamerEyes, asks residents to join April 19, 2019 Scottsdale police want help catching criminals from residents who have smart technology doorbells and home video systems. Called CamerEyes – it’s a program aimed to reduce crime and improve safety in neighborhoods across the city.
Scottsdale Court pilot program offers safety, options to domestic violence victims April 15, 2019 Understanding the complicated cycle of domestic violence and the challenges facing victims trying to flee abusive relationships, the Scottsdale City Court and Chrysalis have teamed together to make getting an order of protection more accessible.
Know before you throw April 9, 2019 A section of Miller Road was closed between McDowell and Oak and a city solid waste truck driver was transported to the hospital April 8 after a chemical was found leaking from a Scottsdale garbage truck.
Report says Scottsdale’s development impact fees are appropriate March 20, 2019 An outside agency concluded the city is appropriately planning future water and wastewater infrastructure and equitably using development impact fees to help pay for it.
Biennial Certified Audit of Land Use Assumptions, Infrastructure Improvements Plan and Development Impact Fees, Report No. 1903 March 19, 2019 A biennial certified audit of the City’s land use assumptions, infrastructure improvements plan and development impact fees. The City’s applicable activity relates to its Water and Wastewater utilities.
Cash Handling Controls and Accountability, Audit Report No. 1906 March 19, 2019 This audit was performed to review cash handling processes for effectiveness and compliance with Administrative Regulation 268 Cash Handling at selected locations.
Scottsdale earns high marks from residents in citizen survey March 14, 2019 People who live in Scottsdale enjoy a high quality of life and consider the community an excellent place to live, according to responses in the National Citizen Survey conducted in November and December 2018.
Notice of Proposed New Fees or Fees Increases - Fiscal Year 2019/20 March 12, 2019 In accordance with A.R.S. § 9-499.15, public notice is hereby given that the Scottsdale City Council may consider approving new fees and/or fee increases
Trailer serves up cold water at city events March 12, 2019 Water trailer and bottle filling stations encourage residents and visitors to bring their reusable bottles while on the go in Scottsdale.
Scottsdale shifts photo enforcement locations based on speed and crash data February 26, 2019 Speeding and red-light cameras work in tandem to improve safety – a fact well-supported in Scottsdale and why the city will deactivate two locations and add four new intersection safety cameras March 1.
Third FBO at Scottsdale Airport in the works February 25, 2019 There are plans for a third fixed-base operator (FBO) to join Signature Flight Support and Ross Aviation at Scottsdale Airport.
Scottsdale Water focus of EPA best practices publication February 22, 2019 EPA releases case study highlighting Scottsdale Water's management achievements.
Video: Perspectives with Councilwoman Suzanne Klapp - Transportation Opportunities for Seniors February 19, 2019 Learn about transportation opportunities for seniors in Scottsdale.
Benefits Administration, Audit No. 1913 February 5, 2019 Current procurement practices for benefit-related agreements did not follow the City’s Procurement Code and lacked transparency and documentation. Also, some agreements do not fully address protection of personally identifiable information and protected health information, and contract administration can be improved.
Utility Billing, Audit No. 1910 February 5, 2019 While most Utility Billing transactions were properly authorized and applied correctly, we found a small number of errors that indicate a more thorough management review is needed. As well, billing system access should be reduced or adequately monitored.
Every House Changes January 31, 2019 Our updated "Every House Changes" guide describes improvements that can be made to single-family homes in Scottsdale - and how to build upon existing neighborhood character.
It takes a lot of heart to serve the community January 30, 2019 Did you know that the city of Scottsdale’s Human Services department makes a huge impact in our community each year?
Scottsdale's Monsoon Water Savings Program a Success January 11, 2019 The new irrigation program saved millions of gallons of water in 2018.
Energy management rebates to Scottsdale Water top $1 million January 10, 2019 Incentive check brings Scottsdale Water’s total APS rebates to over $1 million in less than 10 years.
Video: 2018 Cure Corridor January 3, 2019 Find out about the latest in Scottsdale's rich healthcare and bio-life science community.
SFD: Be responsible with fireworks; Know the law December 31, 2018 Every year fire departments brace for the possibility of fires and injuries caused by fireworks. Officials are concerned both about the fire danger these fireworks pose, as well as the potential for devastating injuries.
Protect your pipes in colder temps December 27, 2018 Ushering in the new year with freezing temps means it's time to protect your pipes!
Keeping Scottsdale clean and sustainable December 19, 2018 Scottsdale uses fuel sources that produce less tailpipe emissions and pollution. Find out how.
Video: Behind the Badge – Internal Affairs December 10, 2018 What really goes on during a police department internal affairs investigation? Hint – your favorite crime drama probably got it wrong.
Scottsdale honors its employees December 6, 2018 Assisting a disabled resident in need. Developing an advanced, computerized system for customers to easily report and request services. Restoring neighborhood calm and peace-of-mind to residents living near Scottsdale’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve. Those are just some of the actions over the past year by Scottsdale employees honored for outstanding performance and commitment to the Scottsdale community.
Police Service Dog Scout Retires December 5, 2018 Scottsdale Police Service Dog "Scout" retires after 6 1/2 years of service.
Volanti Restaurant and Lounge Now Open November 21, 2018 Volanti Restaurant and Lounge, located on the second floor of the Aviation Business Center at Scottsdale Airport, is now open. Come and experience it!
New smartphone app helps drivers find parking faster in Old Town November 16, 2018 New phone app aims to ease parking challenges while reducing traffic congestion and emissions in northeast Old Town Scottsdale.
Video: Behind the Badge – Records November 16, 2018 Find out how the Scottsdale Police Department manages the thousands of records requests it receives every year.
Scottsdale adopts changes to bicycle ordinance November 15, 2018 Notable changes include clarifying prohibited parking areas for bicycles and similar vehicles.
Fire & Life Safety Inspections, Audit No. 1908 November 15, 2018 Departmental goals for inspecting target properties on an annual basis and other properties on a triennial basis are not being met. According to Fire & Life Safety, the division completes approximately 48% of annual target inspections per year. Program performance can be improved through more effective information management and performance measures.
Aviation Business Center at Scottsdale Airport worth a visit November 15, 2018 Scottsdale Airport has unveiled a new Aviation Business Center, veteran’s memorial, hangars and restaurant marking the completion of a $27 million redevelopment project.
Scottsdale General and Special Elections Results (Unofficial) November 7, 2018 Unofficial results indicate that Scottsdale voters have re-elected incumbents Kathy Littlefield and Linda Milhaven and elected newcomer Solange Whitehead. Voters also approved Question 1 and Proposition 420.
The City of Scottsdale Earns Golden Prospector Award From AAED November 6, 2018 Scottsdale’s “Downtown Business Spotlight Series and Gathering Events,” was named tops in the multimedia promotion category...
Work begins this winter to repair high-profile Scottsdale bridges October 24, 2018 Emergency funding to repair the Drinkwater Boulevard Underpass and 68th Street bridge was approved by the City Council Oct. 16; money to pay for repairs will come primarily from deferring other planned projects and using savings from recently completed projects.
Scottsdale credit rating continues at the highest level October 19, 2018 The city of Scottsdale’s General Obligation debt is rated AAA according to three separate agencies, making the city one of just 30 in the United States to earn the distinction.
Scottsdale Water receives nation’s top utility management award October 19, 2018 Scottsdale Water recognized for commitment to management that achieves a balance of innovative and successful efforts in areas of economic, social and environmental endeavors.
Video: 2018 Scottsdale Mayor & Council Economic Development Breakfast October 18, 2018 The annual breakfast featured Curt Kremer, Managing Partner at George Oliver Companies, and keynote speaker John Zanni, President of Acronis.
Scottsdale Water Campus marks 20 years of water reuse innovation October 18, 2018 Arizona's first potable water reuse facility celebrates landmark anniversary.
At 50, Scottsdale City Hall remains true to community’s vision October 5, 2018 Dignified. Distinctive. Reflective of the Southwest and the Spirit of Scottsdale. Those were the goals when a growing community sought to build a new local government center in the mid-1960s.
The City of Scottsdale Receives Two Excellence in Economic Development Awards from the International Economic Development Council October 5, 2018 “It is an honor to receive recognition from the IEDC not once, but twice”, said Rob Millar, CEcD, Acting Director City of Scottsdale Economic Development.
Video: Perspectives with Councilwoman Suzanne Klapp October 4, 2018 Councilwoman Suzanne Klapp explores the history of Senior Services in Scottsdale.
Video: 2018 Scottsdale City Council Candidate Forum October 4, 2018 Hear from each of the Scottsdale City Council candidates during this election forum hosted by the Scottsdale Independent.
City seeks public input on proposed changes to licensing and regulating pari-mutuel wagering October 2, 2018 This update will modernize and standardize definitions and descriptions.
It's still Hot: Hikers encouraged to be off trails before Noon September 26, 2018 The weather is cooling and hikers are anxious to hit the mountain recreation areas. Unfortunately, it’s still too hot to be too confident on the trails.
Southwest Gas Franchise Agreement, Audit No. 1909 September 25, 2018 Some revenue types were excluded from the franchise fee calculation, including ancillary revenues and certain customer accounts. Auditors also found a small percentage of inaccuracies in the franchisee's jurisdiction coding in three tested zip codes. Capital Expenditures Fund fee reimbursements to Southwest Gas were adequately supported, and these fee reimbursements reduced the combined Arizona region's rate base expenses, though direct benefits to jurisdictions vary.
Celebrating 20 Years of water reuse innovation September 21, 2018 Public invited to tour the state-of-the art Scottsdale Water Campus.
Trolley and bus routes changing October 22 September 10, 2018 Expanded free trolley service to Mustang Transit Center and Via Linda Senior Center will require changes to current transit routes.
Video: Behind the Badge – Back to School September 6, 2018 Learn how the Scottsdale Police Department partners with area school districts to provide a safe environment for students.
Nationwide Realty Investors acquires 134 acres of state land near Hayden Road and Loop 101 September 6, 2018 Arizona State Trust land at the northwest corner of Hayden Road and Loop 101 in Scottsdale has been sold to Nationwide Realty Investors, who was the successful bidder during the public auction of the 134-acre parcel. The final bid price was $83 million.
2nd Degree Murder Suspect Arrested August 30, 2018 Scottsdale Police arrested suspect Daniel James Hinton for 2nd Degree Murder
Scottsdale Water Rebates…hurry limited funds! August 22, 2018 Scottsdale Water has rebates available to help customers save water and money inside and outside their homes.
Buy or Remodel Green for Comfort, Health & Water Efficiency August 21, 2018 Tips to help you make informed decisions whether you're planning to buy a new home or remodel your existing one.
Court utilizes Google Translate for more access August 21, 2018 Over 100 language choices available.
Scottsdale seeks applicants for Transportation Commission and Paths and Trails Subcommittee August 20, 2018 The Transportation Commission and the Paths and Trails Subcommittee each have an opening. Submit applications by Friday, Aug. 24.
McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park voted 'Best City Park' August 17, 2018 Based on votes, Phoenix Magazine announced the results on August 15, 2018.
Love Scottsdale? You’re invited to become an Old Town Ambassador August 6, 2018 Our volunteer ambassadors number more than 100; their mission is to be a welcoming face to all who visit Old Town Scottsdale.
Drinkwater Boulevard, section of Civic Center Mall closed indefinitely for repairs July 26, 2018 The Drinkwater Boulevard underpass is closed to permit work on the supporting bridge structure. Pedestrian areas above the bridge are also closed, restricting access to areas of the Civic Center Mall.
Scottsdale provided the Hoster brothers a great childhood – now they’re giving back July 18, 2018 The Pima Elementary School neighborhood left a lasting impact on these public safety professionals.
Scottsdale launches community services magazine July 17, 2018 The new publication includes information about parks and recreation, library and human services programs and events.
Scottsdale Airport’s one thousandth U.S. Customs visitor is a new record! July 9, 2018 The Scottsdale Airport celebrated the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) one thousandth international aircraft to be processed this federal fiscal year on July 8, marking a new record. This is a first for Scottsdale.
Selected JOC Construction Contracts, Audit No. 1804 June 27, 2018 Job order contract (JOC) proposal evaluation phase cost controls can be improved through guidelines for evaluating and negotiating job order costs, monitoring subcontractor selection requirements, and ensuring required reviews and approvals occur and are documented. As well, effective project delivery phase cost controls can be improved through better monitoring of subcontractor use and costs and ensuring the required performance and payment bond coverage. Further, specific records retention guidance can improve the efficiency and consistency of contract administration.
Police On-Body Cameras, Audit No. 1808 June 27, 2018 The audit found that technology access controls can be improved, such as ensuring the least privilege access principle is followed. In addition, On-Body Camera (OBC)-related policy enforcement can be improved. Videos are not consistently tagged and categorized, some documentation was not consistently retained, and supervisors did not have access to system reports for efficient reviews. As well, SPD can improve its OBC program policies and procedures to enhance its policies for greater transparency and clarity.
SPD Leaders Graduate from Northwestern University June 13, 2018 SPD Commander Minor and Lieutenant Nichols complete 10 week Staff and Command Program at Northwestern University
Video: Behind the Badge – Homelessness June 5, 2018 Learn about the collaboration of departments across the city to address homelessness.
Scottsdale elections will wait until November May 31, 2018 There will not be an Aug. 28 primary election in Scottsdale. Only six candidates filed to run for three City Council seats by the May 30 deadline, making a Scottsdale primary election unnecessary.
Flood hazard reduction efforts lower insurance costs for property owners May 30, 2018 Scottsdale scored tops in the state during a recent federal audit of floodplain management practices, ranking in the top 1 percent of U.S. cities and counties.
Cut cooling costs by up to 40 percent May 29, 2018 Learn about ductless mini-split cooling technology for room-by-room temperature control, comfort and energy savings.
Development Agreements, Audit No. 1809 May 25, 2018 The Planning and Development Services department did not have formal procedures to track development agreement requirements, and written guidance was not available. Records retention periods for some development agreement-related records were not identified, and user access to the CDS was granted on a case-by-case basis rather than by role or function.
City of Scottsdale “Truth in Taxation” notice May 25, 2018 This “Truth in Taxation” hearing notice regarding the city of Scottsdale primary property tax levy is being published as required by Arizona state law.
Intelligent Transportation Systems, Audit No. 1803 May 25, 2018 Risks surrounding ITS have not been adequately identified, evaluated and managed. Additionally, few policies and procedures have been formalized, and vendor service agreements have not been properly maintained and managed. Overall, strategic planning and additional performance data may help ITS more effectively plan for future improvements.
Splish, splash bubbles fill new aircraft hangar May 21, 2018 In less than three minutes, a 30,000 sq. ft. hangar was filled with foamy bubbles – like a massive bubble bath! – for a fire foam suppression test to ensure airport users and luxury jets are well protected in the event of a fire.
Born in fire: Scottsdale’s fire sprinkler ordinance continues to save lives May 18, 2018 Scottsdale was the first U.S. city to require home sprinklers, a move that’s saved more than a dozen lives and multiple properties. But getting there wasn’t easy.
Operating electric scooters in Scottsdale May 17, 2018 Electric scooter rentals available through providers like Bird offer new transportation options for people in Scottsdale – but some specific rules apply.
Funding for Scottsdale transportation projects headed to the ballot May 8, 2018 Scottsdale voters will consider a sales tax increase this November to fund transportation improvements under a plan adopted by the City Council May 1.
The Scottsdale Angels Are Ready May 8, 2018 Committed to helping those suffering from addiction by providing an evaluation and work to secure appropriate services
Fire sprinklers prove to be guardian angel April 30, 2018 A recent electrical fire in a residential care home could have been deadly without fire sprinklers -- and the quick action of the Scottsdale Fire Department.
Scottsdale EZ is here to assist you April 23, 2018 Whether it’s a broken streetlight, a fresh pothole or a missing trash can, a new online service is making it easier for residents to report problems with city facilities or services.
Installation begins for Old Town Scottsdale Parking Management Enhancement Program April 19, 2018 The City of Scottsdale is installing a smart parking pilot program that uses sensors to track and better manage parking for visitors and businesses.
Video: State of the Fire Department April 16, 2018 Learn about what you can expect from your Scottsdale Fire Department over the next three years.
Allison Feldman murder suspect arrested April 10, 2018 Suspect arrested for 2015 murder of Allison Feldman
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) for non-emergency callers April 9, 2018 Interactive Voice Response Implemented
Video: Behind the Badge - Scottsdale PD is hiring! April 9, 2018 Do you want to work in the Scottsdale Police Department? Learn about physical fitness requirements, background checks and polygraph tests.
Scottsdale Stadium renovations move to final design March 30, 2018 The master plan process is concluding, and city staff are issuing a request for proposals to enter the design/build phase.
When it comes to commuting, less red is better March 15, 2018 Thanks to new technology and some intuitive sleuthing, many commuters are enjoying shorter waits and quicker trips through Scottsdale.
A new map shows “what, when, where” for city construction projects March 12, 2018 Residents can use a new interactive map to find city construction projects near them and learn about Scottsdale’s plans for building and improving infrastructure like roads, parks, fire stations and water facilities.
SFD Hosts Five Alamos Firefighters in Sister Cities Exchange March 7, 2018 For 10 days, Scottsdale Fire Department is playing host to five firefighters from Alamos, Sonora, Mexico, in a Sister Cities exchange.
My View: Valley Metro powers future of transit with technology, innovative partnerships February 21, 2018 An influx of so many people and cars to our region will create a challenge as we struggle to meet transportation demands. As part of the solution, we are fortunate to have a robust public transit system that is well equipped to connect people to life every day.
Video: Heart of Scottsdale - Carstens Fine Art February 5, 2018 Meet and observe Cyndy Carstens, artist and owner of Carstens Studio and Gallery, as she creates one of her beautiful Arizona skyscapes.
Scottsdale’s Marine Corps Mural has some new “guardian angels” January 26, 2018 The Grand Canyon Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution have officially adopted the mural, which adorns several large wall sections northwest of the Civic Center Library.
Scottsdale Arts Contract, Audit No. 1807 January 26, 2018 The audit found that Scottsdale Arts underspent approximately $202,000 of purpose-restricted City funding, art maintenance funds have not increased in proportion to new art acquired, Scottsdale Arts is not progressing in efforts to become more independent of City funding, and contract oversight of program management and public transparency can be improved.
Discussions, research and a new campaign point the way to Old Town Scottsdale January 25, 2018 Research among merchants and potential visitors is helping the city create an upcoming marketing campaign aimed at boosting the number of Valley residents who visit Downtown Scottsdale.
Independent Review of Scottsdale City Court's Compliance with Minimum Accounting Standards, Report No. 1811 January 24, 2018 This independent review is required by the Arizona Supreme Court, Administrative Office of the Courts, triennially. This agreed-upon procedures report is intended solely for the information and use of the Administrative Office of the Courts in evaluating the City Court’s compliance with its minimum accounting standards.
WestWorld Marketing & Concession Contracts - Audit No. 1806 January 23, 2018 The audit found that a more fully developed marketing plan may help improve marketing effectiveness. Concession revenues were generally reported in accordance with terms, but exceptions were not documented and some terms are unclear. Further, several aspects of contract administration should be improved.
Got project questions? Revised website makes getting answers easier January 23, 2018 The revised Planning and Development Services website incorporates more videos, step-by-step explanation graphics and is organized so visitors can quickly find the information they need.
Learn how to create an edible garden and prepare healthy dishes from it January 23, 2018 Join urban gardener Joan Baron and cooking expert Melanie Albert as they share the benefits and how-to’s of growing your own healthy foods, herbs, edible flowers and fruit trees in our desert environment.
Deteriorating bridge forces lane closures on 68th Street January 19, 2018 A routine inspection of the 68th Street bridge over the Arizona Canal, just north of Indian School Road, discovered deterioration that will require substantial repair.
Circle K Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested January 19, 2018 Scottsdale Police arrest Circle K armed robbery suspect
Update - Fatal Collision at Scottsdale & Doubletree January 19, 2018 Scottsdale Police investigate a single car fatality
Watershed project will reduce flood risk south of Arizona Canal January 16, 2018 A reduced threat of flooding and potential flood insurance savings are just two benefits of a project taking place within Scottsdale’s Granite Reef Watershed.
Police seeking help in locating fugitive January 10, 2018 Police request help to locate fugitive of justice, Gloria Schulze
Scottsdale Water receives rebate for smart energy management January 8, 2018 APS rebate check for nearly $108,000 brings Scottsdale Water energy management rebates to over $900,000 in less than 10 years.

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