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City Council adjusts payment schedule with Scottsdale Arts
The Scottsdale City Council approved on consent an amendment to a financial participation agreement with Scottsdale Arts, modifying the payment schedule established through the agreement. more
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Numbers show Experience Scottsdale fuels Valley of the Sun international tourism
Scottsdale is attracting nearly 11 million visitors from around the world on an annual basis, a new report commissioned by city officials shows, generating over $3.1 billion in total economic … more
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City Council approves funding for off-roading event
The Scottsdale City Council approved on consent a maximum of $37,500 toward retaining and developing the International Off-Road and UTV event. The agreement, which council approved at its Nov. 12 … more
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Scottsdale readies new focus to bring General Plan update before voters
City officials are starting the municipal process for a General Plan election update in November 2021, which will mark nearly 20 years since an encompassing plan for Scottsdale has been approved by … more
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Scottsdale adjusts CIP budget regarding roadways
Scottsdale will make several budget adjustments to align its capital improvement plan budget to the Arterial Life Cycle Program budget. more
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McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park restrooms to be rebuilt, expanded
McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park will soon be getting a new and larger restroom for local families and park-goers to utilize. The Scottsdale City Council approved a construction bid award for the … more
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Traffic restrictions to Scottsdale roadways for next week
Scottsdale residents will see several major traffic restrictions over the next week involving Arizona Loop 101 as well as Scottsdale and Hayden roads. more
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On Nov. 15, 2019, Arizona Rep. Aaron Lieberman details why he believes the state should repeal outright a law that took control of vacation rentals away from cities and towns. With him is Raquel Mamani who detailed problems that short-term rentals are having in her neighborhood.
Arizona legislators at odds over vacation rentals measure
PHOENIX — Calling the law a mistake, two House Democrats are leading the charge to repeal a 2016 measure that stripped cities and towns of their ability to regulate short-term and vacation rentals. more
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Final plat at 350-acre Scottsdale Sereno Canyon site OK’d
Final replats within a 350-acre site at the Sereno Canyon Community development to establish 27 resort units have been approved by Scottsdale City Council. On Nov. 12, the City Council approved … more
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Scottsdale Leadership hosts salute to Spirit of Community
Scottsdale Leadership has announced its 2019 Spirit of Community Leadership Awards recipients. The recipients are Jim Ford, awarded the Frank W. Hodges Alumni Achievement Award; and Bill Walton, … more
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Political threats, community unrest thwart medical pot effort in Old Town Scottsdale
A request for a medical marijuana facility in Old Town Scottsdale has officially been withdrawn by the applicant, following a frenzied couple of weeks that has resulted in legal pressure --- and now … more
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Loop 101 widening project affects travel in north Scottsdale
The Arizona Department of Transportation continues its project to widen and improve Arizona Loop 101 from Interstate 17 to Pima Road in Scottsdale. more
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Scottsdale Issues & Experts forum highlights the good, bad and lewd of the short-term rental
Short-term rentals are the topic of the season as opinions on both sides of the issue are abound. Five local experts, ranging from a Realtor to a police chief, Wednesday, Nov. 6 provided insight … more
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Keep Scottsdale Beautiful presents Purge-A-Palooza
Keep Scottsdale Beautiful is presenting Purge-A-Palooza, Saturday, Nov. 16 --- a clean-out event aimed at ridding homes and businesses of what can be reused or recycled responsibly. The … more
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Police: 1 arrested for criminal damage, assisting a criminal street gang
Scottsdale Police Department detectives have identified and charged 47-year-old Rick Sagaser for his involvement in multiple Oct. 8 “swastika” graffiti incidents. In October, … more
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Scottsdale takes step toward unity with local election results, leaders say
Scottsdale officials are rejoicing following the unofficial results of the special, all-mail Nov. 5 election, where local voters were asked to approve four million-dollar ballot measures. Also, … more
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Unanimous voter approval given to Scottsdale bond questions, SUSD override renewal
Unofficial results by the Maricopa County Records Office show all three of the Scottsdale bond questions have been approved by voters, as well as the Scottsdale Unified School District maintenance … more
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McSally brings Senate field hearing on Alzheimer’s to Scottsdale senior center
On Nov. 1, U.S. Senator Martha McSally alongside U.S. Senator Susan Collins (R-ME), the Chairman of the Senate Special Committee on Aging, held a Senate hearing on the impact of Alzheimer’s at … more
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Unlicensed Scottsdale man added to AZ ROC ‘Most Wanted’ list
The Arizona Registrar of Contractors has added Leo Andrew Wieck, 44 of Scottsdale, to the AZ ROC’s Most Wanted Unlicensed Entities List after a second felony warrant was issued for his … more
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Scottsdale Aviation seeks public comment on proposed rate changes
As part of a citywide review, Scottsdale Aviation staff has conducted a market analysis of its rates and fees and discovered that some categories are below market average. more
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