Scottsdale News

Scottsdale marked the start of the Thompson Peak Parkway bridge project with a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning, Oct. 27.

Monterra at WestWorld of Scottsdale reopened Oct. 23 after city renovations, now offering climate-controlled space year-round for weddings, meetings and banquets, plus a ballroom with full bar and patios facing the McDowell Mountains.

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

Scottsdale explores data center safeguards and water supply options and opens board applications. This week also brings public meetings, polo, the Navy Band, ArtWalk, water workshops and Neighborhood College classes.

Scottsdale City Council supported moving forward with projects to conserve more water, expand reuse and move existing supplies more efficiently as the city prepares for potential Colorado River reductions.

Scottsdale will explore potential safeguards for data centers following an Oct. 20 City Council study session examining how the facilities are regulated and what larger developments could mean for the community.

The Scottsdale Police Department continued its Operation Safe Passage initiative on Oct. 16 and 17, 2026, conducting focused traffic enforcement in the Down Town District to address impaired driving, excessive speeding, and other dangerous driving behaviors.

For Taylor Young, Scottsdale’s Adaptive Recreation Center is a place to dance, play sports and make friends.

Before you turn on the shower, put your recycling at the curb or head out for a walk along the Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt, Scottsdale employees are already at work.

Scottsdale news for the week of Oct. 19, 2026.