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Scottsdale Update - Nov. 8, 2018 November 8, 2018 This week's highlights: Election results | Veterans Day event Friday | Canal Convergence converges on Old Town | Purchase Holiday Lights tickets & fast passes now
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Nov. 9 - 18 November 8, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
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...
Scottsdale Update - Nov. 1, 2018 November 1, 2018 This week's edition: Veterans Day event Nov. 9 | Dia de los Muertos family event Nov. 2-4 | Aviation Business Center grand opening Saturday
Make sure Halloween is more Fun than Fearful October 31, 2018 It's Halloween! Keep your Ghouls and Goblins safe with these tips!
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 25, 2018 October 25, 2018 This week's highlights: Early voting underway | Scottsdale receives AAA credit rating | Halloween fun ahead | Holiday donation program kicks off
Annual Veterans Day event salutes veterans of the Vietnam War October 25, 2018 Scottsdale's annual Veterans Day event highlights the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War. The city has been designated a Vietnam War Commemorative Partner and as such, Scottsdale joins a grateful nation in thanking and honoring Vietnam veterans and their families.
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 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.
2018 Major General Plan Amendment case withdrawn October 19, 2018 The Lone Mountain Self Storage requests for a Major General Plan Amendment and Zoning District Map Amendment (2-GP-2018 and 8-ZN-2018) have been withdrawn by the applicant.
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.
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 Update - Oct. 18, 2018 October 18, 2018 This week's highlights: Trolley, bus routes change | Where's the love? | Halloween fun ahead | October cool time for neighborhood improvements
Scottsdale Water Campus marks 20 years of water reuse innovation October 18, 2018 Arizona's first potable water reuse facility celebrates landmark anniversary.
Scottsdale Video Network November program guide October 18, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this November.
Temporary Flight Restriction Oct. 18 - 20 October 17, 2018 A temporary flight restriction has been announced for Phoenix Area, including Scottsdale Airport, Oct. 18 - 20
Early voting under way in Scottsdale October 17, 2018 Voters registered in Maricopa County can cast an early ballot for the Nov. 6 general election at Scottsdale’s Indian Bend Wash Visitors Center, 4201 N Hayden Road.
Thanks for a great celebration! October 13, 2018 Happy birthday, City Hall and Civic Center Library. Thanks to all the citizens who joined us for a wonderful open house, a trip back to 1968 and a fun-filled celebration Saturday evening.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Oct. 12 - 21 October 11, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 11, 2018 October 11, 2018 This week's highlights: Celebrate '68 Saturday | Happy Golden Birthday, GAIN | October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month | Trolley & bus routes change soon
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.
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.
Video: Perspectives with Councilwoman Suzanne Klapp October 4, 2018 Councilwoman Suzanne Klapp explores the history of Senior Services in Scottsdale.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Oct. 5 - 14 October 4, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Oct. 4, 2018 October 4, 2018 This week's highlights: Key dates for Nov. 6 election | Celebrate '68 kicks off | Construction impacts Pima & Indian School | Shred it Saturday!
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.
Presentation, discussion will reach back 50 years in Scottsdale September 28, 2018 The year 1968 wasn’t only a watershed moment for the U.S., it also launched the evolution of modern Scottsdale – and the community has a chance to explore that era and hear from people who lived it.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Sept. 28 - Oct. 7 September 27, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 27, 2018 September 27, 2018 This week's highlights: Fire Station 613 opens | Sabas honorary chairs of Celebrate '68 | Railfair chugs in Oct. 6-7 | Learn about the "circular" economy
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, through direct benefits to jurisdictions vary.
Cancelled: Renaming of Butherus Dr. to Aviation Way September 24, 2018 The City of Scottsdale Aviation Department is no longer proposing to rename Butherus Drive to Aviation Way from Scottsdale Road to Airport Drive.
Scottsdale Video Network October program guide September 24, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this October.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Sept. 21 - 30 September 21, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Celebrating 20 Years of water reuse innovation September 21, 2018 Public invited to tour the state-of-the art Scottsdale Water Campus.
Sabas bring Western heritage to Scottsdale Celebrate ‘68 September 20, 2018 A deep connection and commitment to community make Richard and Marion Saba ideal choices to be honorary chairs of Scottsdale Celebrate ’68.
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 20, 2018 September 20, 2018 This week's highlights: Attend candidate forum | Mayor proclaims "Active Aging" Week | Lights on After School takes place Sept. 29 | Fraesfield Trailhead temporarily closes
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Sept. 14 - 23 September 13, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 13, 2018 September 13, 2018 This week's highlights: State land auctioned | Constitution Day Contest deadline | Open house on proposed Major GP Amendment
City hosts open house to gather input on Major General Plan Amendment September 12, 2018 The public is invited to an open house to review and comment on the only proposed Major General Plan Amendment for 2018.
Scottsdale's Green Building Lecture Series kicks off its new season with a discussion on the reuse and recovery of materials and products we use every day. September 11, 2018 Scottsdale's Green Building Lecture Series kicks off its new season with a discussion on the reuse and recovery of materials and products we use every day.
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.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Sept. 7 - 16 September 6, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Sept. 6, 2018 September 6, 2018 This week's highlights: September in National Preparedness Month | Attend Scottsdale Show & Tell Saturday | Celebrate Frank Lloyd Wright
SFD captain provides medical support during lying in state of Senator McCain in Washington, DC August 31, 2018 Scottsdale Fire Captain-Paramedic Michael Norling deployed to Washington, DC, to provide medical support during the lying in state of Senator John McCain today in the United States Capitol.
Join us at the Grand Ole Fashioned Picnic on Sept. 22 August 31, 2018 Free fun for everyone!
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Aug. 31 - Sept. 9 August 30, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 30, 2018 August 30, 2018 This week's highlights: Most city offices closed Monday | ArtWalk always in season | Brush and bulk pickup guidelines reminder | Do something grand for Grandparents Day
2nd Degree Murder Suspect Arrested August 30, 2018 Scottsdale Police arrested suspect Daniel James Hinton for 2nd Degree Murder
Exhibit and programs celebrate Frank Lloyd Wright in Arizona August 28, 2018 Footprints on the Desert: Frank Lloyd Wright in Arizona runs from Sept. 15 to Dec. 31 at the Civic Center Library.
Scottsdale hosts a special party in October to “Celebrate ‘68” August 24, 2018 The evolution of modern Scottsdale launched in 1968. That’s the year Scottsdale’s City Hall and Civic Center Library opened on a brambly landscape that would grow to become the Civic Center Mall.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 23, 2018 August 23, 2018 This week's highlights: Scottsdale ranks high on parks amenities | Volunteers save city money | SMoCA hosts Yard Games | Buy or remodel "green"
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.
Great news - Taxiway "A" project in final week August 21, 2018 The Taxiway "A" reconstruction project is in its final week.
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.
Scottsdale Video Network September program guide August 20, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this September.
McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park voted 'Best City Park' August 17, 2018 Based on votes, Phoenix Magazine announced the results on August 15, 2018.
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 16, 2018 August 16, 2018 This week's highlights: Monsoons expected to continue | Constitution Day Contest offers prize$ & prai$e | Celebrate National Senior Citizens Day
Help us ID this Commercial Burglar August 15, 2018 A male burglary suspect breaks into Scottsdale Mail Services.
Mayor's Constitution Day Contest showcases American pride; offers prizes and praise August 15, 2018 On Sept. 17, 1787, 39 brave men changed the course of history by signing the United States Constitution. To commemorate this significant event, Scottsdale Mayor W. J. "Jim" Lane is inviting students to participate in his annual Constitution Day Contest.
Scottsdale continues to seek input on proposed Bicycle Ordinance changes August 14, 2018 Notable proposed changes include clarifying prohibited parking areas for bicycles and similar vehicles.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July Aug. 11 - 19 August 10, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 9, 2018 August 9, 2018 This week's highlights: Scottsdale election waits until November | City seeks more input on Bicycle Ordinance | Monsoon mess prompts Simply Better Service
Monsoon mess prompts Simply Better Service August 8, 2018 The monsoon has left its calling card, toppling hundreds of Valley trees this season – and Scottsdale resident Mary wasn’t excluded from experiencing the windy wrath.
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.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July Aug. 3 - 12 August 2, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - Aug. 2, 2018 August 2, 2018 This week's highlights: Serve on a board or commission | Focus on Safety | Safety Luau now FREE | Bag & Tie your garbage and grass
Scottsdale streamlines an important part of the public process August 1, 2018 A special group of more than 150 residents volunteer their time and expertise on one of Scottsdale’s 25 boards, commissions, task forces and committees – and a new online application streamlines the process for Scottsdale residents who would like to apply for a board or commission appointment.
SFD offers free mouth-to-mouth CPR awareness class August 1, 2018 Mouth-to-Mouth CPR is critical to stop the drowning process by providing the brain and heart the oxygen it so desperately needs.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July 27 - Aug. 5 July 27, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - July 26, 2018 July 26, 2018 This week's highlights: GP Annual Report available | #ScottsdaleForAll launches | Hula to Safety Luau | Assistance programs help those in need
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.
Register for Fall 2018 Programs on July 30! July 26, 2018 Residents can register at 7 a.m. on July 30, non-residents can register on July 31
Scottsdale Video Network August program guide July 23, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this August.
Update: Police need your help in identifying Armed Robbery Suspect July 20, 2018 Circle K Armed Robber Arrested
Scottsdale Update - July 19, 2018 July 19, 2018 This week's highlights: City Council approves $2 million for social services | Celebrate National Day of the Cowboy | Attend final Moonlight Swim | Show your cue competency
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July 20 - 27 July 19, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route.
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.
Flood map changes save residents money July 13, 2018 Flood Insurance Rate Maps for a portion of Scottsdale have been revised, resulting in a reduction in flood insurance premiums for more than 100 property owners.
Update - Suspect Arrested - Scottsdale PD seeks help identifying Homicide person of interest July 13, 2018 Police ask for the public's assistance in recent Scottsdale Homicide
Scottsdale Update - July 12, 2018 July 12, 2018 This week's highlights: Sandbags available for monsoon prep | City seeks input on Bicycle Station Study | Fight the Bite | Bob Dylan Revisited
City Council approves nearly $2 million for social service needs for the Fiscal Year 2018/19 July 12, 2018 The Scottsdale City Council recently approved close to $2 million to fund nonprofit agencies that provide programs and services to assist thousands of residents at risk and in need.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July 13 - 22 July 11, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
City seeks input on a proposed ordinance relating to the licensing and regulation of automated kiosks July 10, 2018 Automated Kiosks are also known as ecoATMs and provide a secure and innovative way for consumers to recycle their used or broken consumer electronic devices.
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.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions July 6 - 15 July 6, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - July 5, 2018 July 5, 2018 This week's highlights: Excessive heat watch in effect | Senior center hosts ice cream social | Council recess under way | Exhibition explores gender roles
Scottsdale traffic restrictions June 29 - July 8 June 28, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale Update - June 28, 2018 June 28, 2018 This week's highlights: Independence Day info | Comment on proposed Bicycle Ordinance revisions | Pavement replacement | Old West meets New West
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.
SFD promotes 3 Captains, 3 Engineers June 26, 2018 Scottsdale Fire recently promoted six to new positions within the department, including three to Captain and three to Engineer.
Enjoy a cool, safe Fourth of July in Scottsdale June 26, 2018 Scottsdale invites everyone to celebrate the holiday in a cool, safe environment – and to be vigilant in protecting our irreplaceable desert.
Scottsdale Video Network July program guide June 25, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this July.
Transportation Commission will recommend proposed transit changes June 22, 2018 The Transportation Commission voted 4-2 on June 21 to recommend a series of transit changes. Changes will go into effect this October if approved by Valley Metro.
Scottsdale Update - June 21, 2018 June 21, 2018 This week's highlights: Transportation proposals | Mighty Mud draws a crowd | Meet Godzilla | Scottsdale's 4th celebration
Scottsdale traffic restrictions June 22 - July 1 June 21, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale traffic restrictions June 16 - 24 June 15, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Scottsdale PD Announces Promotion June 14, 2018 SPD Commander Slavin promoted to Assistant Chief
Scottsdale Update - June 14, 2018 June 14, 2018 This week's highlights: Sandbags available for residents | Fahrenheit Festival heating up | Prevent drownings | Get the buzz on bees
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
Scottsdale Update - June 7, 2018 June 7, 2018 This week's highlights: No Primary Election | Back to School donations needed | Fahrenheit Festival heating up | Grill safety tips
Scottsdale traffic restrictions June 8 - 17 June 7, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
Video: Behind the Badge – Homelessness June 5, 2018 Learn about the collaboration of departments across the city to address homelessness.
Scottsdale Public Safety Teen Academy Starts Monday for 40 Valley Teens June 1, 2018 Almost 40 teens are gaining life skills while learning about future careers in law enforcement and fire services June 4-8 at the Scottsdale Public Safety Teen Academy. This is the 12th year that Scottsdale Police and Fire departments offer a total public safety experience, which includes exposure to both police and fire training.
Scottsdale Update - May 31, 2018 May 31, 2018 This week's highlights: Wash away library fines | Be a part of a muddy tradition | Free tix to Fahrenheit Festival | Cut cooling costs by 40 percent
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.
2018 Click It or Ticket campaign begins May 25, 2018 Scottsdale PD's Click It or Ticket campaign starts May 21st
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.
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.
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.
Scottsdale Update - May 24, 2018 May 24, 2018 This week's highlights: Most city offices closed Monday | Volunteers needed for Mighty Mud Mania | Attend mental health crisis planning | Kids' camps start June 4
DUI Task Forces active for Memorial Day Holiday May 24, 2018 Scottsdale Police is collaborating with other valley agencies as a DUI Task Force for the Memorial Day Holiday.
Scottsdale Summer Rec Swim Team Information May 23, 2018 Summer Rec swim teams are the perfect summer fun!
May puts focus on mental health crisis planning May 23, 2018 Scottsdale Police Crisis Intervention Team presents topics on mental health
Website Maintenance Notification May 22, 2018 The city will be performing maintenance 6 - 7 a.m Tuesday, May 22. The website and online services will be available but you will not be able to process any payments during that window.
Scottsdale Video Network June program guide May 21, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this June.
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.
Scottsdale Update - May 17, 2018 May 17, 2018 This week's highlights: Angels assist with drug addictions | Volunteer for Mighty Mud Mania | Cool down at "The Big Splash" | Lockboxes available for senior safety
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.
Tip A Cop on May 24th May 17, 2018 We are teaming up with Grimaldi's for a Tip A Cop event next Thursday May 24th from 4:30pm - 8:30pm at all three Scottsdale locations
Kick off Summer at the Big Splash at Chap - May 19 May 11, 2018 This Free event is the perfect way to welcome summer with fun for everyone.
Scottsdale Update - May 10, 2018 May 10, 2018 This week's highlights: Funding for transportation projects headed to ballot | Obey hiking rules | Cool down at "The Big Splash" | Stamp Out Hunger
Scottsdale traffic restrictions May 11 - 20 May 10, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
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
Scottsdale Update - May 3, 2018 May 3, 2018 This week's highlights: It's Stroke Awareness Month | May the 4th be with Choo | See you at Cinco de Mario | Learn about Sandra Day O'Connor
Scottsdale traffic restrictions May 4 - 13 May 3, 2018 A partial list of road construction projects and traffic restrictions in Scottsdale to help you plan your best route
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.
Summer 2018 Registration Begins April 30 April 27, 2018 Plan your summer with Scottsdale Parks and Recreation!
Scottsdale Update - April 26, 2018 April 26, 2018 This week's highlights: Scottsdale EZ debuts | Locate Old Town parking spots easier | Concert series kicks off at RR Park | Drug take back program runs Saturday
Update - Help Us ID Robbery and Assault Suspects April 25, 2018 ATM Robbery and Assault Suspects Arrested
Youth Day Camps - Available April 26 April 24, 2018 Camps will be open during the SUSD school closures.
Ramp Rehabilitation Project at Signature Flight Support Begins May 1 April 24, 2018 The main ramp at Signature Flight Support, located on the east side of the runway, has exceeded its life cycle and requires a full rehabilitation. Construction for this project will begin on May 1 and will continue through September.
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.
Police need your help in identifying Credit Card Theft Suspect April 20, 2018 Female suspect stole victim's wallet from her purse
Scottsdale Video Network May program guide April 19, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this May.
Scottsdale Update - April 19, 2018 April 19, 2018 This week's highlights: Celebrate Arbor Day | Attend senior talent show | City offers appliance pickup | Participate in "I Recycle" one stop recycling event
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.
Scottsdale Update - April 12, 2018 April 12, 2018 This week's highlights: Transit changes proposed | Comment on Old Town Character Plan | Celebrate Arts at Mayor/Council Breakfast | Attend Night Out at Stadium
Prepare to pedal! Bike to Work Day is April 18 April 12, 2018 Join hundreds of others across the Valley get some exercise and reduce emissions.
Transportation Commission weighs proposed transit changes April 10, 2018 Proposed changes include expanding free trolley service to Mustang Transit Center and Via Linda Senior Center.
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 Update - April 5, 2018 April 5, 2018 This week's highlights: 911 texting available | Libraries offer Food for Fines | Park hosts program on Sonoran Desert Living | Parks and Rec class list online
Scottsdale traffic restrictions April 6 - 15 April 5, 2018 Restrictions continue near Scottsdale Fashion Square.
May the 4th be with "Choo" April 3, 2018 Be there, you must.
April 20 - A Night at the Stadium April 3, 2018 Something different for a Friday night! A 21 & older, free event.
Texting to 911 a reality in Scottsdale April 2, 2018 Texting in an emergency is now an option in Scottsdale and across Maricopa County.
Celebrate the arts April 19 at special Mayor and City Council breakfast April 2, 2018 Art is part of Scottsdale’s history, its identity and its quality of life. Join us at this free event that celebrates the arts and their impact on our community.
Parks and Recreation Summer Guide is now online March 30, 2018 Plan your summer with Scottsdale Parks and Recreation! There's something for everyone.
Scottsdale Stadium renovations move to final design March 30, 2018 The masterplan process is concluding, and city staff are issuing a request for proposals to enter the design/build phase.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions March 30 - April 8 March 29, 2018 Southbound Goldwater Boulevard will be closed through May 11 for multiple construction projects.
Scottsdale Update - March 29, 2018 March 29, 2018 This week's highlights: Job board pairs talent & opportunities | Run the Runway offers "plane" old fun | Building with Earth and Mass | Cycle the Arts
City Council will explore infrastructure needs and funding options at Tuesday meeting March 23, 2018 Scottsdale’s growing infrastructure needs and options to pay for them will be the topic of a City Council work study session Tuesday, March 27.
Scottsdale Video Network April program guide March 22, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this April.
Scottsdale Update - March 22, 2018 March 22, 2018 This week's highlights: Less red is better | Take a sidewalk survey | Attend weekend Italian Festival | Journalist, activist Dan Savage appears at SCPA
Scottsdale traffic restrictions March 23 - April 1 March 22, 2018 68th Street Bridge will remain closed through fall for repairs.
Scottsdale PD seeks help identifying Burglary suspect March 20, 2018 The suspect used the stolen credit cards around the valley.
Learn about "Building with Earth and Mass in the Desert" at free Green Building Lecture March 20, 2018 Hear about the timeless technology and simplicity of converting earth into efficient and durable structures at the April Green Building Program.
Scottsdale Update - March 15, 2018 March 15, 2018 This week's highlights: New map shows construction projects | Breathe easier with green rehab | Spirit of Scottsdale nominations available | Fix a Leak Week
Scottsdale traffic restrictions March 16 - 25 March 15, 2018 Nighttime restrictions on Shea Boulevard continue for power line installation.
Scottsdale PD seeks help identifying Homicide suspect and vehicle March 15, 2018 A male deliberately stuck a metal object into the front spoke of the victim's bike
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.
Run the Runway at Scottsdale Airport April 7 March 13, 2018 Get ready to take off down the runway at Scottsdale Airport! This year marks the 6th Annual Run the Runway. Grab your friends and your sneakers to join us for a one-of-a-kind morning run to benefit Playworks Arizona on Saturday, April 7.
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.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions March 9 - 18 March 8, 2018 Nighttime restrictions on Shea Boulevard continue for power line installation.
Scottsdale Update - March 8, 2018 March 8, 2018 This week's highlights: Comment on Downtown Plan | Students can win $500 | Scottsdale Arts Festival takes place this weekend
Community Boards – Conversation about Eldorado Skate Park March 8, 2018 In April, Scottsdale Parks and Recreation will host a ‘Community Boards’ conversation, a group of positive concerned skaters to discuss various aspects of Eldorado Skate Park.
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.
Calling Scottsdale high school students – show us why you love the arts! March 2, 2018 Scottsdale high school students who love the arts are invited to share their passion by participating in a video contest this month.
Scottsdale Update - March 1, 2018 March 1, 2018 This week's highlights: Attend Scottsdale Forward economy update | Canal Convergence lights up the Waterfront | Resort hosts Operation Fix It benefit
Scottsdale traffic restrictions March 2 - 11 March 1, 2018 Nighttime restrictions continue on Shea Boulevard for power line installation.
Enjoy “American Pastime” film and discussion March 13 at Civic Center Library February 27, 2018 This free program touches upon a little-known chapter of history – WWII Japanese internment camp baseball and the impact it had on the sport and culture of Arizona.
Application process open for 2018 Public Safety Teen Academy February 23, 2018 More than 40 teens gain life skills while learning about future careers in law enforcement and fire services June 4-8 at the Scottsdale Public Safety Teen Academy.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 22, 2018 February 22, 2018 This week's highlights: Spring training starts | Fire extinguisher recall | Students invited to Youth Town Hall | Celebrate founder's birthday
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Feb. 23 - March 4 February 22, 2018 Nighttime restrictions continue on Shea Boulevard for power line installation.
Help identify a bank robber February 22, 2018 On Thursday February 15, 2018 a male suspect entered the 1st Bank at 7602 E. Indian School Road and provided a note to the teller indicating that he had a weapon and demanded money
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.
Scottsdale Video Network March program guide February 20, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this March.
The Boys of Summer are back in Scottsdale February 16, 2018 Spring training in Scottsdale in under way with the San Francisco Giants in camp and a free baseball memorabilia exhibit open at the Civic Center Library. The Giants' first spring home game is Feb. 23.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 15, 2018 February 15, 2018 This week's highlights: Celebrate Black History Month at free Motown concert | City offices closed Monday | Canal Convergence lights up the Waterfront
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Feb. 16 - 25 February 15, 2018 Nighttime restrictions continue on Shea Boulevard for power line installation.
Do you have a Kidde fire extinguisher? It may be on recall list February 14, 2018 Kidde recently announced a mass recall of their home fire extinguishers with plastic handles. Find out how you can get a replacement for free.
City Council to consider $350 million funding plan for capital projects February 9, 2018 The City Council will consider a plan Feb. 20 to fund $350 million in streets, parks, drainage and other capital improvements.
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 8, 2018 February 8, 2018 This week's highlights: Vote on new flag design | Trot to Hashknife, Parada & Trails End | Protect identity at Shred It event | All Things Senior provides one stop resources
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Feb. 9 - 18 February 8, 2018 Parada del Sol will restrict traffic and trolley routes Saturday, Feb. 10.
Attend free Motown concert in celebration of Black History Month February 7, 2018 The city, in partnership with its Human Relations Commission, is sponsoring the event as part of Black History Month.
Update - Fatal Shooting Suspect In-Custody February 6, 2018 Suspect in fatal shooting of Tempe Fire Department Captain Kyle Brayer in-custody
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.
Suspect at large after fatal shooting February 4, 2018 Victim identified as 34 year old Kyle Brayer, an off-duty Tempe Fire Department Captain
Scottsdale Update - Feb. 1, 2018 February 1, 2018 This week's highlights: Get wild for Western Week | Watch for native wildlife | Something for everyone in Old Town | Spirit of Scottsdale nominations available
Scottsdale reveals flag design finalists – which is your favorite? February 1, 2018 Several months after an open call for design ideas, 10 finalists are in the running to be the city’s official flag - the public is asked to choose their favorite.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Feb. 2 - 11 February 1, 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open will restrict traffic through Feb. 7.
10 Tips when attending the Waste Management Phoenix Open January 31, 2018 Have a fun and safe time at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Collaborative Response Joint Training Session January 31, 2018 Public Safety partners recently teamed up to conduct an active shooter training in Scottsdale.
Vegetation to be trimmed along powerline corridors January 31, 2018 Some vegetation along powerline corridors in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve is being cut back to maintain public safety and protect infrastructure.
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.
Saddle up for fun with Scottsdale's Western Week January 26, 2018 Scottsdale’s Western Week brings together the best of our community’s Old West traditions with new West style and expanded events.
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.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 25, 2018 January 25, 2018 This week's highlights: Comment on flight path changes | Phx Open tees off Monday | Attend Regional Unity Festival and Walk | Learn how to create an edible garden
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.
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Jan. 26 - Feb. 4 January 25, 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open will restrict traffic through Feb. 7.
Where's the Five-O January 25, 2018
Scottsdale offers ride-share discounts to visitors January 24, 2018 Scottsdale has partnered with ride-share companies Uber, Lyft and SuperShuttle/ExecuCar to offer discounted rates to visiting travelers during a trial program.
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.
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.
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.
Traffic/transit improvements to 90th Street corridor near completion January 23, 2018 Work finishes this month on a project that will bring better access and transit flexibility to the bustling 90th Street retail and healthcare corridor.
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.
Scottsdale Video Network February program guide January 23, 2018 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this February.
Waste Management Phoenix Open will restrict traffic Jan. 22 - Feb. 7 January 22, 2018 Find out how the world's best-attended golf tournament will affect traffic.
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
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.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 18, 2018 January 18, 2018 This week's highlights: Watershed project to reduce flood risk | Commemoration takes place in preserve | New library hours | Meet local authors
Taxiway "A" Project: Three overnight runway closures cancelled January 17, 2018 The Taxiway “A” Reconstruction Project will require several overnight runway closures to complete the work. A schedule of closures will be announced as soon as possible.
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.
Rock 'N' Roll Marathon Series will restrict traffic Sunday January 12, 2018 Learn about the road closures and restrictions that will be taking place in Scottsdale to accommodate these popular foot races.
Bike Share update scheduled for Transportation Commission meeting January 11, 2018 Many people are using a phone app to find a colorful bike, ride it to a destination and then lock and leave it for the next rider.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 11, 2018 January 11, 2018 This week's highlights: City offices closed Monday | Bike Share update available | Last chance for Christmas tree recycling | Bring puppies to Paws in the Park
Scottsdale traffic restrictions Jan. 12 - 21 January 11, 2018 Multiple road closures Sunday, Jan. 14, for Rock ‘N’ Roll Arizona Marathon
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.
Nighttime traffic restrictions begin on Shea Boulevard January 8, 2018 Installation of a new APS power line will require traffic restrictions on Shea Boulevard until summer.
Scottsdale’s special events season revs up in January January 4, 2018 From free hugs to million-dollar autos, Scottsdale’s special events season gives everyone a reason to embrace January.
Scottsdale Update - Jan. 4, 2018 January 4, 2018 This week's highlights: State of City, Jan. 31 | Recycle Christmas Trees | Last chance to see Holiday Lights | Event season starts
Fire safety should be among your New Year's resolutions December 31, 2017 It’s that time where many begin to think about what they might want to accomplish in the New Year. Scottsdale Fire and the US Fire Administration urges everyone to include some safety resolutions to keep their 2018 a healthy and fire-safe year.
SFD: Be Responsible with Fireworks; Know the Law December 30, 2017 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.
Scottsdale hopes Secretary of State’s new campaign finance tool will increase transparency of future elections December 27, 2017 Voters, candidates and others interested in Scottsdale elections should soon be able to access campaign finance information via a modern online interface, thanks to participation in “See the Money," a new portal developed in partnership by Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan’s office and the Citizens Clean Elections Commission.
Scottsdale honors its employees December 20, 2017 Assisting a disabled resident in need. Expanding the ability to treat opioid overdoses. Improving the lives of at-risk children. These are just some of the actions honored at the Scottsdale Employee Awards.
Sign up now for Scottsdale's 2018 Water Efficiency Workshop Series December 13, 2017 Classes and tours are free, open to all Scottsdale residents and appropriate for all levels of skill and experience.
Video: Behind the Badge – Be safe for the holidays! December 12, 2017 Learn tips on how to protect yourself from crimes of opportunity while holiday shopping.
Fully Accessible Playground coming to Chaparral Park December 11, 2017 Ribbon cutting ceremony will be on Jan. 17, 2018
Bike share companies in Scottsdale November 15, 2017 Several dockless bike share companies have started operating in the city of Scottsdale - here is some information about these new services.
The people have spoken and say Scottsdale’s economy is excellent November 14, 2017 Scottsdale earned the 2017 Voice of the People Award for Excellence in Economy, national recognition for communities that earn the highest ratings among communities participating in the National Citizen Survey.
Desert city helped to launch green building movement October 24, 2017 The idea of constructing buildings that use less water and energy and more earth friendly materials didn’t begin with large commercial projects.
Video: Mayor and Council Breakfast 2017 Keynote October 20, 2017 Watch the keynote speaker for the 2017 Scottsdale Mayor and Council Economic Development Breakfast.
Passing of Police Crisis Response Canine Fozzie October 12, 2017 Fozzie holds the distinction of being the nation’s first full-time Police Crisis Response Canine and was a pioneer for public safety agencies.
Video: Behind the Badge – Administrative Services October 10, 2017 Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell discusses the complexities of the administration of a police department.
A new Railroad Park exhibit contains the gratitude of a nation October 2, 2017 Visitors to the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park this October can view a special thank you message steeped in history and sacrifice.
Scottsdale’s annual Report to Our Citizens is available online October 2, 2017 Did you know that Scottsdale opened 7.5 miles of new trails in the preserve and improved green waste recycling from single family homes by 7 percent within the past year? This information, and more, is found in the latest annual Report to Our Citizens.
Scottsdale Water begins use of power from Hoover Dam September 29, 2017 Scottsdale Water's energy allocation from Hoover Dam will produce cost savings of nearly $4 million over the length of the contract..
Bill Walton and the wash September 27, 2017 Sometimes a single idea can move a community. Such is the story of the Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt. Many people played a role in the greenbelt’s evolution. This is the story of one of those pioneers.
Circling back to roundabouts in Scottsdale September 20, 2017 Data continue to support roundabouts as the safest, greenest and most efficient option for many intersections.
Green rehab helps homeowner breathe easy September 13, 2017 While many cities offer housing rehabilitation assistance to low- and moderate-income families, Scottsdale’s program takes an environmentally-friendly twist by focusing on energy-efficient fixes.
Citizen Academy named Public Education Program of the Year September 12, 2017 The multiweek program designed to give residents an inside look at all facets of Scottsdale Water was recognized for the prestigious national award at the 32nd Annual WateReuse Symposium.
Scottsdale now provides online access to dozens of city datasets September 1, 2017 Scottsdale’s new open data portal offers public access to many of the same datasets that the city uses to monitor performance and make decisions.
Video: Behind the Badge – Teen Driving Safety August 31, 2017 Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell talks with panelists about keeping kids safe on the road.
Video: Water Wise Fall Vegetable Desert Gardening August 31, 2017 Master Gardener Carol Stuttard demonstrates how to prepare your low desert garden for fall planting.
Video: Scottsdale Airport Terminal Building - Gone in 60 Seconds! August 25, 2017 Watch this time lapse of the Scottsdale Airport terminal demolition.
Video: Scottsdale History August 17, 2017 Here are some informative and entertaining videos about the history of the “West’s Most Western Town.”
Video: Behind the Badge – Police Chaplains August 4, 2017 Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell talks to the police department's chaplains about the support that they provide to officers, their families, and the public.
New fire stations are taking shape August 4, 2017 The city is moving forward on building three new fire stations and refurbishing another, thanks to bond financing approved by Scottsdale voters.
Video: Desert Landscaping - Texas Sage July 27, 2017 Looking for some landscape plants suitable for Arizona's desert? Check out this video!
Video: American Pioneers: The 2017 class of the Cactus League Hall of Fame July 18, 2017 The 2017 inductees into the Cactus League Hall of Fame were pioneers who helped change the face of sports. Watch this video honoring Willie Mays, Larry Doby, Monte Irvin and Ernie Banks.
Video: Women Leading Government July 7, 2017 Professionals from around Arizona gathered in Scottsdale to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities for women in local government, and empower this and future generations of government leaders.
Video: Behind the Badge – Body Cameras July 7, 2017 Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell leads a discussion on the use of body cameras in the Scottsdale Police Department.
Desert Discovery Center proposal is online July 7, 2017 The complete project proposal for the Desert Discovery Center Concept is online. Public meetings begin this week on the proposal.
Police launching lifesaving drug program for opioid overdoses June 29, 2017 Scottsdale Police Department is launching a program to better equip officers as they confront the ever evolving opioid abuse issue within our community
Scottsdale has Pride – LGBT Pride! June 28, 2017 June is LGBT Pride Month, but the City of Scottsdale celebrates its LGBT employees, residents and visitors all year long.
New self-guided bike tour highlights Scottsdale scenic mountain views June 15, 2017 Artistic frames along the route focus riders on Camelback Mountain and the McDowell Mountains.
Video: Behind the Badge – Safe Kids June 6, 2017 Hear about some ways to keep kids out of trouble during the summer break.
Living with wildlife in Scottsdale June 1, 2017 People aren't the only residents in Scottsdale - a variety of wildlife also call our community home.
There’s a story behind the flagpole at Scottsdale’s Gateway Trailhead May 26, 2017 Visitors to Scottsdale’s Gateway Trailhead this Memorial Day weekend will pass near an American Flag that carries its own special message about sacrifice and appreciation.
Scottsdale's bike units provide service on spokes May 26, 2017 No matter the department or the activity, Scottsdale’s bike units agree – providing service on spokes is a different and often times better way of connecting with the public they serve.
The heat is on! Take steps to avoid heat emergencies May 25, 2017 It's hot! Make sure you are taking precautions for you and your pets to avoid heat illness and even death while out enjoying the magnificent trails and activities offered in our area.
Scottsdale is home to a pair of Heritage Trees May 11, 2017 Every plant has roots. Not many, however, have roots that run as deep into local history as the pair of pistache trees on this Scottsdale property.
Video: Behind the Badge - Robots May 10, 2017 Check out some cool tech the Scottsdale Police Department S.W.A.T. Team uses!
Video: Golden Rule Day 2017 May 10, 2017 Watch video coverage of the April 28, 2017 event.
Video: Desert Landscaping – Fairy Dusters April 27, 2017 Looking for some gorgeous landscape plants suitable for your Scottsdale yard? Check out these Fairy Dusters!
Video: Five Bits of Info to Know about Scottsdale Trolleys April 26, 2017 #1 -- It's FREE!
Video: Horses - Equestrian Art in Scottsdale April 12, 2017 Here’s a look at some of Scottsdale’s amazing equine art.
Video: Five Fascinating Facts about Scottsdale March 31, 2017 Did you know...? Here are five fascinating facts about Scottsdale!
Video: Behind the Badge - Vehicular Homicide Investigations March 31, 2017 Learn how the Scottsdale Police Department investigates fatal crash scenes to determine if a crime has been committed.
Hiking prep important for locals, visitors March 29, 2017 Arizona's weather and special events bring an influx of visitors and locals to the abundance of hiking trails available in the City. Concern is high as inexperienced hikers may find themselves in precarious condition if they have over-estimated their hiking abilities and preparation.
Townhouse fire takes life of Scottsdale resident March 19, 2017 At 5:39 this morning, fire departments from Scottsdale, Tempe and Phoenix responded to a house fire in the 7600 block of Meadowbrook Ave. The fire was in a small 2-story townhome with a working fire to the rear of the structure.
Video: Carolyn Allen's Legacy February 28, 2017 Learn the impact Senator Carolyn Allen had in creating Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
Scottsdale earns high marks from residents in citizen survey February 27, 2017 The vast majority of Scottsdale residents are pleased with where they live and with services provided by the city, according to the National Citizen Survey, which the city commissioned late in 2016.
Video: Carolyn Allen Amphitheater Dedication February 7, 2017 On Jan. 22, Scottsdale dedicated an amphitheater at the Brown’s Ranch Trailhead that recognizes Carolyn Allen’s service and her role in establishing Scottsdale’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
Help identify a bank robbery suspect February 2, 2017 Suspect robbed the Amtrust Bank located at 8764 E Shea Boulevard on January 30, 2017
DUI Task Forces active for Waste Management Phoenix Open February 1, 2017 Scottsdale Police is collaborating with other valley agencies as a DUI Task Force for the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Video: Scottsdale’s 2017 MLK Jr. Dinner Celebration January 31, 2017 If you didn’t have the opportunity to attend this year's MLK Celebration Dinner, you can still enjoy the program by watching it here.
McDowell Road Corridor Spotlight January 30, 2017 The Scottsdale Independent recently published an article regarding the McDowell Road Corridor South Scottsdale resurgence shows signs of life along McDowell Road Corridor.
Chief Rodbell receives AACOP award January 27, 2017 Chief Rodbell awarded the 2017 Chief of the Year for the State of Arizona by the Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police
Scottsdale Video Network February program guide January 24, 2017 Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this February.
Study finds photo enforcement makes Scottsdale streets safer January 23, 2017 A new study analyzing 10 years of data finds that photo enforcement significantly reduces crashes on Scottsdale streets.
5 Fabulous Freebies in Scottsdale January 17, 2017 Who said nothing in life is free? They obviously haven’t visited Scottsdale!
What you need to know about flying drones in Scottsdale Parks January 11, 2017 Know before you fly.
Video: Indian School Park Playground January 9, 2017 Take a look the new Indian School Park playground.
City Council hires Jim Thompson as city manager December 8, 2016 Thompson will begin his duties around Jan. 8, 2017, pending completion of an employment contract.
Video: Model Railroad Building One-millionth Visitor December 6, 2016 Celebrate the one-millionth visitor to the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park model railroad building.
Six Secret Spots in Scottsdale November 29, 2016 Explore these not-so-well-known spots in Scottsdale.
Scottsdale City Court announces its new Compliance Assistance Program (CAP) November 18, 2016 This program is designed to assist you in getting your case back on track...
Video: Scottsdale Holiday Tree Time Lapse November 18, 2016 Watch as Scottsdazzle’s holiday tree comes together.
Video: Scottsdale Public Library – We have lots of stuff! November 17, 2016 How much stuff does the library have? Watch and find out!
Visualizing Revitalization in the McDowell Road Corridor November 14, 2016 Private investment and revitalization is on display in this before and after document.
Video: Behind the Badge – Police Dogs November 8, 2016 Meet a couple of the four-legged members of the Scottsdale Police Department.
Video: Neighborhood College Series November 7, 2016 Professional instructors present information, resources and tools needed to become effective neighborhood leaders.
Flood control study earns national outreach awards November 7, 2016 The Flood Control District of Maricopa County earned two awards recognizing ways the public took part in the Pinnacle Peak West Area Drainage Master Study, much of which took place in Scottsdale.
Court participates in the East Valley Regional Veterans Treatment Court October 1, 2016 Scottsdale City Court proudly participates in the East Valley Regional Veterans Treatment Court.
Scottsdale Water: Safe, affordable drinking water September 23, 2016 Scottsdale Water safe for all EPA-regulated contaminants, including Chromium 6

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