Scottsdale news for the week of May 19, 2025

Join the May 22 meeting to discuss expanding Old Town’s Brown Avenue parking structure. Design begins 2025; construction starts summer 2026. Farmers Market relocation planned.

To help meet one of our operational goals, Enhance Traffic Safety, the Scottsdale Police Department received grant 2025-405b-502 from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for $6,000 so we can support the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) Click It or Ticket, Buckle up… It’s the Law enforcement campaign.

The city of Scottsdale will host the Accessible Scottsdale Community Open House, an event where community members can learn about the city’s efforts to complete a self-assessment as part of updating Scottsdale's ADA Transition Plan.

In a move designed to streamline operations and enhance neighborhood safety, the city of Scottsdale has transitioned its Code Enforcement team from Planning & Development Services to the Scottsdale Police Department.

Scottsdale news for the week of May 12.

Scottsdale is seeking donations for its annual Beat the Heat Program, which provides homebound seniors in need with essential supplies to stay safe and cool during the extreme heat of summer.

Scottsdale City Manager Greg Caton has appointed Acting Emergency Manager Jacob Johnson into the permanent emergency manager role, following Johnson’s completion of the process to earn the Certified Emergency Manager designation.

Scottsdale news for the week of May 5.

Scottsdale is tipping its hat to the people and places that make it one of the nation’s premier travel destinations during National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW), taking place May 4–11.

A partnership between the Salt River Pima–Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC) and the city of Scottsdale is bringing a much-needed upgrade to a critical stretch of roadway.

The City Attorney’s Office held its first Citizen’s Prosecution Academy on April 25, featuring mock trials and insights into the Prosecution Division’s mission to pursue justice, protect the community and support victims.

The latest episode of Veterans AZ takes us behind the scenes of an innovative training program that helps medical providers in uniform prepare for active-duty military service. Since it began in 2004, HonorHealth's Military Partnership Program has trained more than 3,500 soldiers and airmen in trauma and deployment skills - critical abilities that help save lives.

When it comes to protecting and serving Scottsdale, the city’s police department doesn’t go it alone — they have some furry, four-legged partners helping them out.

Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this May.

Scottsdale news for the week of April 28.

Scottsdale has lost one of its most iconic and enduring residents with the passing of Paul Messinger, a lifelong public servant, community champion, and beloved friend whose legacy shaped the city in countless ways. He was 95.

Scottsdale news for the week of April 21.

As Scottsdale’s newest sports facility, Reata Sports Complex has nearly completed its first year of operation — and has proven to be a major success.

Scottsdale City Manager Greg Caton has officially appointed Jeff Walther as assistant city manager and Joe LeDuc as police chief.