120 Vote Centers to open on July 21; new ballot drop-off option available
PIMA COUNTY, July 17, 2026 – Pima County will open 120 Vote Centers for the July 21 Primary Election and introduce a new way for voters to drop off their early ballots. https://t.co/iT057poowA
Pima County was proud to participate in the National Association of Counties' (NACo) Childcare Supply Network (CSN) Cohort, joining four other communities from across the country to explore innovative solutions for expanding access to affordable, high-quality childcare. Through this collaborative experience, District 1 and Pima County shared ideas, learned from successful programs, and brought back best practices that can help strengthen opportunities for children, families, and our local workforce. https://t.co/HhurPF4C28
July/August 2026 CrimeFighter Newsletter
The Oro Valley Police Department publishes a newsletter full of good information, important safety tips and fun facts. https://t.co/xufkckgnZ6
Monsoon season is here!
This week's newsletter includes important resources to help you prepare for severe weather, find free sandbag stations, and stay informed, while also highlighting my recognition of Coach Chris Harrison and a community statement condemning hate and antisemitism.
Stay safe, stay prepared, and remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown. https://t.co/iLpwlJW67U
Pima County Health Department to hold first-ever teen conference July 25 to tackle mental
health, substance use and overdose prevention https://t.co/ssG5eN6ztC
Arizona voters will have a new option for verifying their mail-in ballots on Election Day.
Voters who show sufficient ID, such as a valid Arizona driver’s license, to a poll worker when dropping off their mail-in ballots can have their identity verified on the spot through the ID Verified Early Ballot Drop Off system. https://t.co/jn9g6pqyK9
KIDCO AFTER SCHOOL REGISTRATION BEGINS SATURDAY, JULY 25
Tucson Parks and Recreation will offer its KIDCO After School program for the 2026-2027 school year. This program offers safe and structured activities for ages 5-11 years old (must be currently enrolled in kindergarten), from school dismissal until 6 p.m. https://t.co/It0WQ3pxGx
Arizona Jewish Leaders and Elected Officials Condemn Antisemitism in the Campaign Season, AZ Jewish Post
Our community is strongest when we debate ideas with respect and reject hatred in every form. There is no place for antisemitism, racism, sexism, or intimidation in our elections or our civic life.
Let's continue building a community where everyone can participate in public service safely, respectfully, and without fear. Political disagreements should never become personal attacks rooted in hate.
https://t.co/4QlaoBntZS
Arizona Jewish Leaders and Elected Officials Condemn Antisemitism in the Campaign Season, AZ Jewish Post
Our community is strongest when we debate ideas with respect and reject hatred in every form. There is no place for antisemitism, racism, sexism, or intimidation in our elections or our civic life.
Let's continue building a community where everyone can participate in public service safely, respectfully, and without fear. Political disagreements should never become personal attacks rooted in hate.
https://t.co/FXGwz0NOkb
Saturday, July 4 | Gates open at 5:30 PM | Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium
Celebrate Independence Day with an evening of baseball, fireworks, and family fun at Kino Sports Complex’s Diamonds in the Sky event! learn more: https://t.co/sYmldHgsdn