A Year of Recognition: FY 2025/26 Community Highlights
From public safety and infrasture to economic developments and community service, Scottsdale continued investing in the people, places and programs that make our city Simply Better.
Keeping Scottsdale Safe
Investing in Our Future
- ADA Transition Plan approved
- Creating a roadmap for hundreds of future accessibility improvements.
- Water reliability strengthened
- 343 miles of water mains inspected and 12,134 preventative valve maintenance activities completed
- Permitting made easier
- The new SPUR online portal simplifies planning and development services.
- Roadway improvements made more transparent.
- The interactive Pavement Preservation Map lets residents see planned street projects throught 2036.
Enhancing Quality of Life
- $40 million invested in Old Town Scottsdale
- Supporting revitalization, walkability and beautification projects
- Constituent Services reached a major milestone
- More than 1,000 resident cases managed, with 90% resolved within 5 days.
- Volunteers made a lasting impact
- 4,695 volunteers donated 129,109 hours of service valued at $4.3 million.
- Railroad Park celebrated 50 years
- The new Roundhouse added indoor play space, a splash pad and expanded community gathering areas.
Growing Scottsdale's Economy
- Lifekind Health selected Scottsdale
- Bringing 100+ high-wage jobs with an average salary of $130,000
- Arbor Old Town opened
- Adding 360,000 square feed of new office space in downtown Scottsdale.
- WestWorld continued to drive Arizona's economy
- Generating $163.6 million in statewide economic impact and supporting 1,813 jobs.