When leaders with the West Valley Regional Chamber gave a report to the Surprise City Council about local membership numbers earlier this month, they came armed with good numbers.
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Most of Surprise’s current public art projects are concentrated in the City Center area. But Arts and Culture Manager Julie Akerly is leading the charge to change that.
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Dilby James Ballesteros was 8,500 miles from New York City on 9/11 when terrorists flew two planes into the World Trade Center in New York, another into the Pentagon outside Washington, D.C., and a fourth into a Pennsylvania field.
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After several Surprise City Council, planning and zoning commission and public hearings over the last couple of years, the council finally agreed on a setback distance from existing homes for Battery Energy Storage Systems, or BESS.
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Surprise has ended its contract with Flock Safety for use of its cameras and the company has been ordered to remove its 28 cameras across the city.
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The Surprise City Council gave its approval of a new convenience store, fast food restaurant and retail building in the growing north area of the city.
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The city of Surprise’s new webpage devoted to information about the planned ICE detention center at Sweetwater Avenue and Dysart Road gives a few details about the council’s attempts to get information in recent weeks — but many questions remain unanswered.
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Surprise is nearly 70 years old now, but only in the last couple of decade has it become a big, little city. From spring training to shopping, here are 10 things to do in Surprise.
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