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

Scottsdale City Council recently approved the city’s updated Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan, advancing a long-term strategy to improve accessibility across city facilities, parks, sidewalks, transit areas and digital services.

Scottsdale news for the week of May 26, 2026

Scottsdale Community College, in partnership with the city of Scottsdale, officially broke ground last week on a new permanent facility at WestWorld for the college’s Equine Science program, creating expanded opportunities for workforce development and hands-on training in Arizona’s growing equine industry.

Lori S. Davis, chief deputy city attorney for the city of Scottsdale, has been named the recipient of the Arizona City Attorneys' Association 2026 Distinguished Municipal Attorney Award, recognizing her outstanding leadership, innovation and dedication to public service.

When Scottsdale Parks and Recreation leader Nick Molinari moved to Scottsdale with his family in 1980, the city had just over 88,000 residents, covered 88.6 square miles and had no dedicated preserve.

An open house is scheduled for the public to learn more about the city’s proposed Stormwater Management Master Plan (SWMMP).

The city of Scottsdale continues to lead Arizona to address the challenges associated with vacation and short-term rentals through a coordinated, data-driven and community-focused approach that is becoming a model for other municipalities across the state.

Scottsdale news for the week of May 18, 2026

Getting answers from the Scottsdale Police Department for routine, non-emergency questions may soon become faster and easier thanks to a new artificial intelligence-assisted call system the city plans to roll out later this year.

The Scottsdale Police Department is inviting community members to provide comments and feedback as they enter the reaccreditation review with the Arizona Law Enforcement Accreditation Program (ALEAP).

The city of Scottsdale continues to make measurable progress on five major initiatives designed to ensure a reliable and resilient water future, even as ongoing reductions to the Colorado River system are anticipated in the coming years.

With temperatures climbing into the upper 90s and low 100s across the Valley this week, Scottsdale officials are reminding residents and visitors that desert heat can turn dangerous quickly, especially on exposed hiking trails

The city has launched a new specialized search and rescue team featuring highly trained K-9s capable of locating missing or injured individuals in challenging desert terrain throughout the city’s preserve system and open space areas.

Scottsdale news for the week of May 11, 2026

Three Scottsdale parks have earned top honors from leading industry organizations, highlighting the city’s continued commitment to high-quality, sustainable and thoughtfully designed public spaces.

Three Costco employees are being recognized by the Scottsdale Fire Department after their quick actions helped save the life of a customer experiencing a cardiac emergency earlier this spring.

Looking for a way to get involved and help shape Scottsdale’s future? The city of Scottsdale is seeking residents to apply for openings on several advisory boards, commissions and committees.

An adult male remains hospitalized with critical injuries following an officer-involved shooting that occurred while Scottsdale Police officers were investigating a shots-fired call near Miller Road and Camelback Road.

Scottsdale news for the week of May 4, 2026

As temperatures begin to rise across the Valley, the city of Scottsdale reminds residents that simple, everyday water-smart habits can help the community manage seasonal increases in water use while continuing to maintain Scottsdale’s high quality of life.

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 3–9.

The city of Scottsdale is enhancing its Water Resources Department with new leadership appointments designed to support long-term water reliability, infrastructure investment and strategic planning.

The Scottsdale City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to appoint Luis E. Santaella as Scottsdale’s City Attorney, removing the interim designation he has held for the past 10 months.

Scottsdale is offering visitors a new way to explore Old Town with the launch of the Experience Passport, an interactive program designed to highlight local businesses.

An adult woman is in the hospital with critical injuries after being shot by a Scottsdale Police Officer after she pointed a gun at a citizen and Scottsdale PD employees on Thursday morning in the front lobby of the McKellips Police Station, located at 7601 E. McKellips Rd.

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

Scottsdale news for the week of April 27, 2026

Scottsdale news for the week of April 20, 2026

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

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

Scottsdale news for the week of April 13, 2026

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

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

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

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

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

Scottsdale news for the week of April 6, 2026

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

A new high-tech employer will soon plant roots in Scottsdale. Zoox, an autonomous vehicle company owned by Amazon, is opening a Fusion Center in Scottsdale as part of its expansion into the Phoenix area.

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

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.

This spring, the city of Scottsdale is inviting residents to transform their yards, lower their water bills and make a lasting impact on the desert environment through its popular Springtime Water Conservation Workshops.

SkySong, The ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center, is celebrating its 20th anniversary, marking two decades of transforming southern Scottsdale into a thriving hub for technology, entrepreneurship and global business.

Scottsdale Water is sharing a closer look at how the city safely cleans and reuses water—turning what goes down the drain into a valuable, sustainable resource that supports the community every day.

Scottsdale Airport is welcoming families to enjoy Star Wars: A New Hope, outside on the ramp surround by aircraft and fun!

The city of Scottsdale is inviting residents to review and provide feedback on a draft Shade and Tree Plan designed to expand shade across the community and create cooler, more comfortable outdoor spaces.

The city of Scottsdale invites the community to honor Vietnam veterans at 11 a.m. Sunday, March 29, National Vietnam Veterans Day, at the Scottsdale Civic Center East Bowl.

The city of Scottsdale, in partnership with Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, will host a special community celebration to unveil a new Girl Scout patch created exclusively for Scottsdale.

Scottsdale has launched a new online platform designed to simplify how residents, businesses and developers interact with the city for permits, planning and other approvals.

Scottsdale will host an Accessible Scottsdale open house March 26 to share ADA Transition Plan updates, gather public input, and recruit advocates to help identify accessibility barriers citywide.

The city of Scottsdale’s innovative cybersecurity modernization effort has earned national recognition as a 2026 CSO (Chief Sustainability Officers) Award winner, highlighting the city’s leadership in protecting critical public services and digital infrastructure.

Scottsdale has been named the Overall Winner in the 2026 Smart Cities North America Awards for the Scottsdale Police Department’s AI-powered Real Time Crime Center and Drone-as-First-Responder program.

The Scottsdale City Council recently approved a new program designed to detect cancer earlier among members of the Scottsdale Fire Department that establishes a structured screening process focused on early detection and long-term health monitoring.

Scottsdale Airport will host its final public workshop on the Airport Master Plan Update from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 12, at the Aviation Business Center, 15000 N. Airport Drive.

Scottsdale City Council has approved a new three-year agreement with Scottsdale Arts that continues the city’s long-standing partnership to manage arts programs, public art and major cultural events.

Over the past 30 years, Scottsdale has evolved from a growing desert town into a nationally recognized city known for careful planning, strong infrastructure and inviting public spaces.

From emergency response on the front lines to strategic planning that supports training, budgeting and community risk reduction, the Scottsdale Fire Department’s leadership team is anchored by nearly a century of combined experience.

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

For more than four decades, Tom Shannon has built a career around a simple and enduring commitment: serve people well, lead with integrity and leave the organization stronger than he found it.

On a hot July morning in 1991, a young recruit stood on the parade deck at the police academy, full of anticipation for what the future might hold.

The city of Scottsdale has been awarded a $25,000 Recycling Grant from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to launch a yearlong food waste diversion pilot at select Scottsdale fire stations.

Scottsdale continues to make steady progress on its voter-approved 2019 bond program, with 26 projects completed to date and dozens more underway or in development.

Scottsdale has hired Tiffany Passehl as the city’s Old Town specialist, a newly created position within the Tourism and Events division focused on supporting businesses, events and community engagement in Old Town Scottsdale.

Last month, water treatment plant operators from Scottsdale Water quietly completed a major behind-the-scenes effort to keep Scottsdale’s corner of the desert thriving.

The city of Scottsdale will begin a proactive vegetation management project next week along a key trail corridor in the Scottsdale McDowell Sonoran Preserve to reduce wildfire risk and improve emergency access.

In 2025, Scottsdale Airport continued to invest in safety, infrastructure and community partnerships, securing more than $1.8 million in federal and state grants and supporting continued growth in general aviation.

The WM Phoenix Open brings record-breaking crowds to the Tournament Players Club each year; this year’s tournament is Feb. 2-8.

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

Warm sunshine, crisp desert nights and nationally renowned events make Scottsdale a must-visit destination this time of year.

Scottsdale continues to build on its $47 million committed investment in Old Town with additional paving, infrastructure upgrades, business support and a new, coordinated economic development and tourism strategy designed to strengthen the area’s long-term vitality.

The city of Scottsdale is alerting residents to a phishing scam involving fraudulent emails that falsely appear to come from city staff.

The Scottsdale Fire Department closed out 2025 with significant accomplishments that strengthened wildfire mitigation, emergency response, training and community safety, reinforcing Scottsdale’s reputation as a leader in fire service innovation and preparedness.

Western Week rides back into Scottsdale this January with a weeklong celebration honoring the city’s Western roots, Native American cultures and rich history.

Keeping Scottsdale one of the safest cities in the nation remained the top priority for the Scottsdale Police Department in 2025, as officers and professional staff combined proactive enforcement, modern technology and community-focused policing to deliver results residents could see and feel.

From keeping traffic moving during major freeway construction to improving neighborhood streets, transit access and storm response, Scottsdale’s Transportation & Infrastructure Department delivered a wide range of projects and services in 2025 that strengthened safety, accessibility and mobility across the city.

Nearly 4,700 Scottsdale volunteers donated 129,000 hours, providing millions in value and strengthening services, connection, and community pride.

The city of Scottsdale’s Information Technology team delivered a year of innovation, leadership and measurable results in 2025.

WestWorld of Scottsdale closed out 2025 with a strong year of growth, marked by expanded marquee events, increased attendance and targeted infrastructure investments that position the venue for long-term success.

The city of Scottsdale has completed its expanded Fall 2025 paving season, delivering improvements to streets, parking lots and alleys across the community, including a major investment in Old Town as part of the city’s Old Town Revitalization Program.

Renovation of Scottsdale Fire Station 606, located near Via Linda and 108th Street, will begin in January 2026. Emergency response in the area will continue without interruption during construction.

The city of Scottsdale marked significant progress in 2025 across the Scottsdale McDowell Sonoran Preserve and Pinnacle Peak Park, advancing Park and Preserve Tax priorities focused on wildfire mitigation, invasive species management, habitat restoration and enhanced visitor experiences.

The city of Scottsdale has appointed two seasoned internal leaders, Judy Doyle and Kira Peters, to serve as deputy city managers. It’s a move that reflects the city’s commitment to promoting from within and investing in experienced, values-driven leadership.

Scottsdale celebrated the people behind the city’s exceptional service Wednesday at the 2025 Scottsdale Employee & Volunteer Awards, recognizing individuals and teams whose dedication, innovation and compassion make a daily difference in the community.

The city of Scottsdale has selected Kevin Burke as its new Senior Director of Economic Development & Tourism, bringing proven leadership, strategic insight and a strong record of fostering business growth to one of the nation’s most dynamic communities.

The Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) has officially approved a funding change that secures the full $29.29 million needed to advance Scottsdale’s major improvement project on Scottsdale Road between Jomax Road and Dixileta Drive.

The city has fully launched its new Constituent Services Team, a citywide initiative that brings ScottsdaleEZ, the City Call Center and a team of dedicated constituent liaisons under one umbrella.

Old Town Scottsdale readies hundreds of local shops, dining spots and arts spaces for Shop Scottsdale Saturday, offering deals, festivities and a push to keep holiday spending in the community.

At its Nov. 17 regular meeting, the Scottsdale City Council amended the city’s Zoning Ordinance in response to recently adopted state law related to Middle Housing.

A slow-moving weather system is expected to bring periods of moderate to heavy rain across the Valley today and into tonight, with the greatest impacts in northern and eastern Maricopa County.

The Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market will soon have a new home. The City Council approved an agreement at its regular meeting Nov. 17 that moves the popular Saturday market from its current location from the city-owned parking structure at First Street and Brown Avenue to the City Hall surface lot at 75th Street and Bennie Gonzales Way.

The Scottsdale City Council voted 4–3 to approve a Memorandum of Understanding with Axon Enterprise, Inc. during a special meeting Nov. 17, advancing plans for the company’s expanded international headquarters campus in Scottsdale.

Residents may soon spot a small all-terrain vehicle on Scottsdale sidewalks and at intersections - part of the city’s comprehensive update to its Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan.

Innovation and real-time data are driving Scottsdale’s success in keeping roads safe and traffic moving. During the Nov. 3 City Council work study session, staff highlighted how the city’s Traffic Management Center and photo enforcement program work together to deliver measurable safety results, earning national recognition for Scottsdale as one of the safest cities for drivers.

The city of Scottsdale and its community partners are enhancing food assistance programs to better serve residents in need.

Banners along Drinkwater Blvd honor Scottsdale veterans in the fourth annual Scottsdale Salutes program by the Veterans Advisory Commission. The displays celebrate local service members and run from Osborn to Scottsdale Rd through Nov. 17.

Scottsdale’s event season heats up this month with two major happenings debuting at Scottsdale Civic Center - the Dreamy Draw Music Festival and Every Woman’s Marathon - bringing music, movement and community spirit to the heart of Old Town.

Construction will begin next year on a voter-approved bond project to add solar shade canopies to Scottsdale City Hall’s parking lot - a sustainable improvement that will provide both energy savings and community benefits.

Scottsdale Airport will host a public workshop to share the next round of sections on its Master Plan -- a long-term planning document that guides future development and ensures the airport continues to serve the community safely and efficiently.

Construction of a new storm drain that will improve stormwater collection and prevent flooding near the Scottsdale/Tempe border, is set to begin Nov. 3.

The Scottsdale City Council has updated city code to strengthen protections against secondhand smoke and vapor in public spaces.

In November, Scottsdale will proudly recognize veterans and active-duty service members through a series of events and tributes, including a Veterans Day ceremony, guided hike, and a banner display celebrating those who have served in the U.S. armed forces.

The Scottsdale City Council has reaffirmed its strong commitment to public safety, unanimously adopting a new Public Safety Compensation Philosophy that ensures the city’s police officers and firefighters remain among the best compensated in the region.

The Scottsdale City Council has approved a plan from City Manager Greg Caton that will increase compensation for staff in some of the city’s most essential service areas — police communications and water operations and maintenance.

Scottsdale Water concluded its fall 2025 Citizen Water Academy Oct. 8, marking another successful session of the award-winning program that gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at one of the nation’s most advanced municipal water utilities.

To further deepen its long-standing promise to prioritize public safety, the Scottsdale City Council created a new Subcommittee on Community Safety, which held its inaugural meeting Sept. 25.

The city of Scottsdale was named the top public employer in Arizona by Forbes, who ranked the state’s top 75 employers by surveying employees and the public on topics such as workplace culture, professional development, benefits and compensation.

The city of Scottsdale has installed 45 new ADA-compliant curb ramps in Old Town as part of its ongoing commitment to accessibility and mobility for all residents and visitors.

This weekend, Scottsdale may see periods of intense rain, gusty winds, and thunderstorms, creating potential hazards.

Scottsdale has been recognized as a Top Performer in the 2025 Best in Governance Awards, a national honor that highlights excellence in local government based on resident feedback and performance measures.

At their Sept. 30 meeting, the Scottsdale City Council amended the city’s zoning ordinance related to Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to comply with a state law (HB2928) adopted earlier this year. The new law expands the ability for ADUs to be built on residential lots.

Scottsdale is cleaning up after a fierce Sept. 26 monsoon that dumped heavy rain in a matter of hours, flooding parks, facilities and roadways.

Scottsdale’s Fall Festival has been a cherished community tradition for over five decades - bringing together neighbors and families to celebrate the season. This year, the annual event returns with a new location.

Fall and winter bring a lineup of exciting activities and traditions throughout Scottsdale.

Scottsdale’s newest fire station is now open and ready to serve residents in the city’s northern area.

Residents are urged to remain alert and prepared as the storm system continues to pass through Arizona.

The Scottsdale Police Department is inviting community members to provide comments and feedback as they enter the Year 2 re-accreditation review with the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement (CALEA).

A new city ordinance bans people from standing or remaining on most traffic medians in Scottsdale.

2025 is a milestone year for Scottsdale’s McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park, with major improvements completed and a full calendar of celebrations on track.

At a special meeting on Friday, Sept. 12, the Scottsdale City Council voted to authorize filing a notice of claim/notice of unconstitutionality to put the State of Arizona on notice regarding the unconstitutionality of Senate Bill 1543.

At the Sept. 9, 2025, City Council Work Study Session, the Scottsdale Fire Department provided an update on wildfire prevention strategies, the use of fire-retardant products, and the role of community volunteerism in supporting public safety.

From new splash pads and sports courts to extended pool hours and bigger community events, Scottsdale residents can look forward to a wide range of exciting park and recreation improvements in the coming year. These projects will add amenities, modernize facilities and create more opportunities to gather and play across the city.

The city of Scottsdale is inviting residents to review and comment on design options for the Brown Avenue Parking Structure Expansion at a public meeting set for 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 18, at the Civic Center Library Auditorium, 3839 N. Drinkwater Blvd.

In response to the growing demand for high-quality emergency medical services, the Scottsdale Fire Department is proceeding with planned expansion of its operations in southern Scottsdale by building a new ambulance annex adjacent to Fire Station 601, located at 1901 N. Miller Road.

The Scottsdale Police Department (SPD) remains committed to protecting public safety, addressing community concerns, and ensuring individuals experiencing homelessness are connected with resources and support services.

37-year-old Luis Jimenez-Mojica and 26-year-old Daniel Ortega were arrested on August 6 in relation to a South American Theft Group (SATG) who were targeting elderly victims while they were shopping.

22-year-old Aiden Cornish and 20-year-old Trent Kennedy were arrested by Scottsdale Police detectives on July 23 for burglarizing three unoccupied homes in Scottsdale between July 14 and July 22 and two burglaries in Paradise Valley on June 13 and June 15.

This summer, Scottsdale Public Library buzzed with energy as thousands of residents embraced reading challenges, packed onsite programs, and connected through services and activities.

At its Aug. 25 meeting, the Scottsdale City Council approved funding to support three major events that highlight the city’s role as a premier destination for culture, sports and tourism.

Hundreds of Scottsdale students headed back to class this fall with new supplies, clothing and shoes thanks to the city’s annual Back to School Program, which helps income-eligible pre-K through 12th graders start the year prepared and confident.

Item 16 (Scottsdale General Plan 2035: Targeted Policy & Implementation Alignment) is being withdrawn from the Monday, Aug. 25, Scottsdale City Council agenda.

The city of Scottsdale is accepting nominations for its annual Scottsdale Salutes program, which honors veterans, active-duty military, and members of the National Guard and reserves with ties to the community.

WestWorld of Scottsdale isn't just a place for shows and special events — it's a multimillion-dollar economic engine. On Aug. 18, City Council members gathered in a work study session to explore its operations, planned improvements and future growth.

As the Scottsdale Fire Department celebrates its 20th anniversary, the city is reaffirming its commitment to public safety with major investments aimed at ensuring the department remains one of the most responsive and advanced in the region.

Scottsdale Stadium welcomed nearly 140,000 fans during the 2025 Spring Training season according to the Cactus League, marking its highest attendance since 2019.

The latest numbers from an annual analysis led by Scottsdale’s Tourism and Events division show that the city’s tourism sector is thriving, generating $3.7 billion in economic impact in 2024 while supporting more than 36,000 local jobs in hospitality and related industries.

As the Scottsdale City Council returns from summer recess for a work study session on Monday, Aug. 18, residents are reminded that new security procedures at City Hall have been in place since July and those attending should allow extra time to pass through the screening process.

The city is committing $40 million in fiscal year 2025/26 to elevate Old Town Scottsdale’s infrastructure, safety and overall experience. The investment will enhance daily life for residents and ensure the area remains a top-tier destination for visitors and businesses.

Beginning Thursday, Aug. 7, the city of Scottsdale will launch a new Scottsdale Trolley route that connects three vital community service locations: the Scottsdale Food Bank, Granite Reef Senior Center, and Vista del Camino Community Center.

Scottsdale’s long-standing commitment to building and maintaining a safe, efficient, and innovative transportation network is in the spotlight as the city has earned recognition as one of the safest cities in the nation for drivers.

While many police agencies across the country struggle to maintain staffing and keep up with call volumes, the Scottsdale Police Department is setting the standard for proactive, community-centered policing

Seven suspected SATG members were arrested in Scottsdale for burglaries in Tempe and Mesa. Police recovered stolen items and linked the group to crimes across multiple states.

A 17-year-old has been arrested in a May 24 Scottsdale bus stop shooting. Two other teens were arrested earlier, thanks to public tips following a media release of surveillance images.

Ramon Moraga and Nadia Mysliwiec were identified as victims in a June 30 shooting near 115th St and E Sahuaro Dr. Scottsdale Police continue to investigate the incident.

Scottsdale enhances enforcement and coordination to address short-term rental issues, protect neighborhood quality of life, and support safe, licensed STR operations across the city.

Get a ride, not a DUI this 4th of July holiday weekend.

Scottsdale Police horse Aiden retires after 13 years of service and begins a new chapter as a therapy horse at Camelot Therapeutic Horsemanship.

Jeremy Dykstra, 31, was arrested for a Scottsdale home burglary on July 4, 2025. He fled police, nearly hit officers, and was later found with stolen property and pawn evidence.

New Scottsdale e-bike ordinances take effect July 31, 2025, focusing on youth safety, rider education, and seller requirements for class 3 e-bikes and electric motorcycles.

It's that time of year again! We are planning for the 2025 Scottsdale Police Trunk or Treat, a free community event for families where kids can trick or treat in a safe and fun-filled environment.

The city of Scottsdale has named Jenna Kohl as its new preserve director, bringing more than 25 years of executive leadership experience in community-focused organizations to the role.

With the Scottsdale City Council’s recent approval of the city’s fiscal year 2025/26 budget, the Scottsdale Police Department is set to benefit from a wide range of strategic investments that enhance officer compensation, staffing levels and public safety capabilities.

The city of Scottsdale has been honored with three prestigious 2025 Arizona Travel Awards, highlighting the city's commitment to creating memorable visitor experiences and celebrating local culture.

Scottsdale City Manager Greg Caton has implemented a series of organizational changes designed to streamline operations, improve internal coordination, and keep senior leadership more connected to day-to-day service delivery and top city priorities.

The city of Scottsdale has responded swiftly to concerns surrounding a road closure impacting Old Town traffic and access to local shops.

Starting July 1, Scottsdale Public Library launched a new operating schedule that increases public access to its four branches.

The city of Scottsdale has been awarded a $17.4 million grant from the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) to rehabilitate and improve a key stretch of Thomas Road, spanning from 56th Street to 74th Street.