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WEB3 days ago · Cancer foundation dedicates kitchen for families. Ten years after it was founded, the Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children in Scottsdale found a piece that had been missing its effort to bring comfort and services to children with cancer and their families: a kitchen. Neighbors.
City Council approves ‘recycled water' plan - scottsdale.org
WEBAug 30, 2024 · At its Aug. 21 meeting, Scottsdale City Council unanimously approved the “Scottsdale Water Strategic Plan 2025 – 2030.”. The overall plan includes a drought-fighting strategy to bring recycled wastewater to homes in a little more than two years. The water plan was one of five “consent agenda” items passed – without a presentation.
Water, sewer, garbage rates to increase - scottsdale.org
WEBMay 23, 2024 · Monthly base fees for the smallest three meter users increase from $6.50 to $7.75. Sewer, garbage rising. And sewer rates increase from the current $2.82 to $2.97 per gallon for residential users – as well as car washes, laundromats, medical institutions and schools. Restaurants will have their sewer rates increase from $6.07 to $6.39.
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WEBMay 14, 2022 · Years in Arizona: 72 Immediate family: 2 Children: Sean and Kristin, 2 grandsons: Ryan and Kevin Education: Master’s in biblical theology and communications. Job: Retired business owner, sports medicine and weight training, Suns, NFL, ASU; Owner and president of Creative Genius Media. Do you think the city has too many apartments and if so, what would you do about future plans for more?
Meet the candidates for Scottsdale mayor
WEBJun 30, 2024 Updated Jun 30, 2024. (Left to Right) Lisa Borowski, Linda Milhaven and David Ortega. Scottsdale voters will see three candidates for mayor on their primary ballots: Mayor David Ortega, who also previously was a city councilman; Lisa Borowsky, a former councilwoman who lost to Ortega in 2020; and Linda Milhaven, a former three-term ...
City inching forward on ambulances | City News | scottsdale.org
WEBMar 18, 2024 · The first year of running its own ambulance service would cost the city about $900,000, Shannon said. After initial start up costs, the program could be “revenue neutral" – or even make a small profit – by year four. The city’s nine ambulances will be housed at fire stations throughout the city, Fire Chief Tom Shannon said.
Runoff elections loom for Scottsdale mayor, council
WEBJul 31, 2024 · A runoff on Nov. 5 in the Scottsdale mayoral race between incumbent Mayor David Ortega and one-time City Council member Lisa Borowsky appeared likely after the latest unofficial returns today showed Ortega with 40.7% of the vote to Borowsky's 38.47%. If the results hold, Milhaven will be eliminated, with a repeat of the 2020 General Election ...
City, SUSD to refund $36 million in taxes - scottsdale.org
WEBJun 19, 2024 · Two of the biggest tax collectors ordered to send money back are the city of Scottsdale, coming in just under $10 million in refunds, and Scottsdale Unified School District, which must pay back $27 million. Scottsdale’s $9.7 million total was only about 28% less than the $13.3 million the city of Phoenix must refund – though Phoenix is ...
Scottsdale Quarter adding 8 new venues
WEBJul 16, 2024 · Scottsdale Quarter adding 8 new venues. Scottsdale Quarter is bringing in six new retailers and two eateries “to enhance the shopping and dining experience” there. “We are delighted to initiate this redevelopment, bringing an enhanced shopping and dining experience to Scottsdale Quarter,” said Zach Buckhardt, general manager of ...
More road closures in North Scottsdale
WEBMay 19, 2024. This time due to bridge work, more closures on and near the Loop 101 are scheduled in North Scottsdale. (ADOT) T he massive Loop 101 renovation in North Scottsdale continues to cause road closures. The Arizona Department of Transportation announced more “overnight restrictions” on northbound Loop 101 …