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WEBMay 8, 2024 · Plan Tucson invites all community members to participate in our upcoming Community Forums, a crucial step in updating the City’s General Plan. This long-range policy document is central to defining the future of Tucson, addressing vital areas such as housing, transportation, climate action, and growth. 17 May 2024.
View/Pay Your Utility Bill - Official website of the City of Tucson
WEBThrough your personalized online payment portal, you can create a secure account to: Set up payment methods. View statements electronically. Set up Autopay. Sign up to receive paperless billing notices by email or text. Set up Text-to-Pay.
City of Tucson Climate Action Hub - tucsonaz.gov
WEBThis is why, under my leadership, the City Council declared a Climate Emergency in 2020 that set Tucson on a path to carbon neutrality by 2030. This Climate Action Hub documents our progress. Over the past two years, the City of Tucson advanced climate action through our efforts in vehicle electrification, urban forestry, water stewardship, and ...
Resilient Together - tucsonaz.gov
WEBTucson Climate Action and Adaptation Plan We are taking bold steps to collectively advance climate action and make Tucson a climate resilient and thriving city for future generations. Plan adopted by Mayor and Council The climate action and adaptation plan, adopted by mayor and council on March 7, 2023 is now available below. La versión en …
People, Communities, and Homes Investment Plan - tucsonaz.gov
WEBJan 20, 2021 · P-CHIP? The People, Communities, and Homes Investment Plan (P-CHIP) was adopted by City of Tucson Mayor and Council on January 20, 2021. The plan creates a framework to invest in Tucson communities experiencing vulnerability. It will direct funding for homeless services, housing stability, neighborhood enhancements, and more.
Housing Affordability Strategy for Tucson - tucsonaz.gov
WEBHAST Plan. Follow the link below to read the Housing Affordability for Tucson (HAST) plan. The plan includes an introduction to housing concepts, key data driving our decisions, and 10 policy initiatives. Click on the Policy Summary document to just view the initiatives. This plan was adopted by Mayor and Council on December 21, 2021.
Office of Equity - tucsonaz.gov
WEBThe Office of Equity is a citywide office focused on advancing social and racial equity within the City of Tucson. The role of the Office of Equity is to inform all areas and functions in implementing equity-driven city policies, procedures, practices (stated and unstated), and legislation. We recognize that institutional culture will have to ...
Parks and Connections - tucsonaz.gov
WEBIn November 2018, the City of Tucson voters approved Proposition 407, a $225 million bond package to improve City parks amenities and connections. Park and Connection improvements will occur in three phases over ten years, 2019-2028. A bond oversight commission will oversee funding and monitor the progress of projects.
Maps and Records | Official website of the City of Tucson - tucsonaz.gov
WEBSubdivision Maps & Plats: Pima County Subdivisions, Maps & Plats records. Search & Display Documents and Information. After January 18, 2011, Book and Page numbers for Record of Surveys and Maps and Plats are assigned by City of Tucson. These numbers are for internal index purposes only.
Departments City of Tucson
WEBWard 1 Council Member Lane Santa Cruz ward1@tucsonaz.gov or (520) 791-4040. Ward 2 Council Member Paul Cunningham ward2@tucsonaz.gov or (520) 791-4687. Ward 3 Council Member Kevin Dahl ward3@tucsonaz.gov or (520) 791-4711. Ward 4 Council Member Nikki Lee ward4@tucsonaz.gov or (520) 791-3199. Ward 5 Council Member …
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