Monday October 10th from 5-7 PM Tucson Police Department Midtown Division and St Cyril of Alexandria Parish having a Faith and Blue event. 4725 E. Pima. Come out and be a part of this great event and make contact with your local police and Parish. #faithandblue
🚧Traffic Alert 🚧
Mon, Aug. 1 & Tues, Aug. 2 Main/Granada @ the railroad tracks (between St. Mary's & Speedway) is scheduled to CLOSE to through travel while Union Pacific Railroad conducts work at the tracks. Lane restrictions will be in place on Wed, Aug. 3 & Thurs, Aug. 4.
Tomorrow, May 20, crews will remove & replace the traffic signal poles and mast arms, as well as convert the traffic signals to include flashing yellow arrows for EB & WB travel at the Golf Links Road & Camino Seco intersection from about 6 am to 4 pm. Officers will be on site.
TCC Vaccine POD has a full schedule of appointments tomorrow and Tuesday this week. Eligible walk-ins may be scheduled for a future appointment.
We are vaccinating age 70+, Protective Service Occupations, K-12/Higher Educators and childcare providers.
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For community members scheduled to speak at tonight's Call to the Audience, the City Clerk is reaching out to you at this time, via the contact information you provided, with the information you need to participate.
Due to technical issues with Microsoft 365 today, the Mayor and Council meeting is switching over to Zoom. This will not change how the meeting is viewed on the City of Tucson YouTube channel. Go to https://t.co/aNlJmuOQQY and click "Mayor and Council Live" to watch at 2PM
We are #thankful for the work @PCHD is doing to help each of us, and our families, stay safe this holiday! Please check out this info and keep going with #maskuptucson!
Important information as we move into what is traditionally our festival and event season!
Health Department creates special event public health permit application https://t.co/AjtFKkVAx6 via
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The Small Business Utility Assistance grant program is now accepting applications. Mayor @TucsonRomero and the Tucson City Council recently approved $1 million in federal CARES Act funds to help small businesses pay their utility bills. https://t.co/sv6UQ1Pk37