McSally/Stanton Bill to Expand Tourism Secures Strong Support in Arizona Tourism is Arizona’s lifeblood. Every year, thousands of frequent, low‐risk, short‐term visitors travel from Mexico into Arizona to conduct business, visit family and friends, or shop at local stores—spending billions of dollars.
“Never Too Old - To Connect. To Change. To Choose.” We have a choice in how we age—both as individuals and communities. What’s more, we can use our local lessons as a national model. That is the goal of an upcoming statewide conference to create livable, age friendly communities. The conference name and theme is Never Too Old—To Connect. To Change. To Choose.
Do You Feel Safe on the Street? Public poll asks drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians to improve safety planning.
Public Input Sought for I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor The Arizona Department of Transportation, Gila River Indian Community, and Maricopa Association of Governments invite the public to attend a public scoping meeting.
Monsoon Freeway Flooding? Drivers who got stuck in last night’s monsoon flooding along Interstate 17 may be relieved to know that help is on the way. A drainage project scheduled to begin construction this fall is expected to prevent such flooding in the future. The project is slated to take just under two years to complete.
Ari-Son Draws Leaders from Arizona, Mexico Leaders from Arizona and the Mexican state of Sonora will come together in Tucson today to trade municipal best practices and discuss topics of mutual interest on both sides of the border. Among the topics to be discussed are transportation infrastructure, the importance of sister cities, and tourism.
Region Seeks Interchange Improvements on I-10 A unique partnership of the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), the Arizona Department of Transportation and the Gila River Indian Community has resulted in an application for a $2 million federal grant for interchange improvements on Interstate 10 (I-10).
Getting Kids to School Safely – Crossing Guards Receive Training It may seem like summer just got started, but kids across the Valley will soon be heading back to school. How will your child get there safely?