1. Your Route. Your Input. US 60’s Future. | 2. Two Rivers. More Connections. Your Vision. | 3. Heads Up. Phones Down. Stay Safe. | 4. Tunnel to Split: Help Shape I-10’s Future Environment and Sustainability, General News, News, Public Outreach The following are four things you should know about what’s happening in the MAG region: 1. Your Route. Your Input. US 60’s Future. Drive, walk or bike along US 60 in Apache Junction? Help shape what comes next. MAG’s US 60 East Corridor Study is exploring safety and mobility improvements between Ironwood Drive and Kings Ranch Road. Take the online survey, pin your comments on the interactive map or join the public open house on November 18, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. at the Apache Junction Multigenerational Center, 1035 N. Idaho Road. Learn More and Get Involved 2. Two Rivers. More Connections. Your Vision. What if your next walk or bike ride connected you to more of the Valley? MAG’s Rio Reimagined Active Transportation Study is shaping a vision for roughly 90 miles of multi-use trail along the Salt and Gila rivers, connecting communities, parks, jobs and cultural destinations. Help put that vision in motion: explore the study and take the online survey. Learn More and Get Involved 3. Raise Awareness. Support Survivors. Share Resources. Everyone deserves to feel safe at home. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to stand with survivors and help connect people with support. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. MAG’s domestic violence resource guide is a place to start. Download Resource Sheet 4. Tunnel to Split: Help Shape I-10’s Future Travel I-10 through central Phoenix? Your input can help steer improvements. ADOT, in cooperation with the City of Phoenix and MAG, is studying ways to improve safety, ease congestion and maintain access to downtown and Sky Harbor between the Deck Park Tunnel and the I-10/I-17 “Split.” Learn about potential improvements and share your feedback at Garfield Elementary School, 811 N. 13th Street, Phoenix, on November 5, from 5:30–7 p.m., or online on November 9, from 6–7 p.m. Learn More and Register for a Virtual Public Meeting Photo of the Month Cooler temperatures are here, and it’s time to get outside! Whether you hike, walk, bike, or roll, there’s plenty to explore across our region, including Maricopa County’s Usery Mountain Regional Park. Photo Credit: Maricopa County Parks Department. Published October 26, 2026