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Community divided on Tempe’s General Plan 2050

8/15/2023
Tempe Tomorrow, the city’s General Plan 2050, went before Tempe City Council for its first public hearing Aug. 10, with over 30 residents for and against the proposed document speaking about the rise in density, affordable housing and other factors concerning the city’s continued urbanization.

Neighborhoods projects receive $327K from Tempe City …

8/7/2023
Over $300,000 in funding has been approved by Tempe City Council for use in the Maryann Corder Neighborhood Grant Program, which supports community-led projects meant to improve neighborhoods.

Residents chime in on Tempe’s latest general plan

7/31/2023
Tempe’s Development Review Commission has recommended that city council approve the updated General Plan 2050 in August, despite community concern for the city’s growing population and a lack of housing.

Preschool program in Tempe launches 7th year with …

7/27/2023
Tempe PRE has launched its seventh school year serving preschool children and their families bolstered by city council action this budget year to provide permanent funding for the program.

Tempe adds 6 affordable housing units to city …

7/18/2023
Tempe’s affordable housing nonprofit has seen an increase in the number of properties it manages, which will support the city’s established goal to bring about additional housing for its growing population and workforce.

Inchausti assumes role as Tempe’s city manager

6/28/2023
The city of Tempe welcomed its new city manager, Rosa Inchausti, who has dedicated 30 years of service to the city and is the city’s first woman to fill this position, despite community concern for her selection.

New AI policy enacted by Tempe City Council

6/27/2023
Tempe has adopted a new ethical artificial intelligence policy that will ensure the city is committed to the responsible usage of AI solutions as more people locally and nationally begin to rely on such technological advancements. 

Tempe recognizes McKemy-Riggs House as historically …

6/26/2023
The McKemy-Riggs House in Tempe has received its historic designation following council approval and the efforts of property owner Patricia Riggs.

Tempe looks at raising legal tobacco age to 21

6/12/2023
Tempe is moving forward in adopting a new tobacco ordinance that would raise the legal age to buy tobacco products and implement a licensing fee for all tobacco retailers in the city.

Initial $1.4B budget for 2023-24 approved by Tempe …

6/5/2023
Tempe has approved its tentative $1.4 billion budget and scheduled public hearings on the proposed document before its final approval on June 15.

Tempe invests in emergency support for older …

5/24/2023
Tempe City Council has accepted close to $500,000 in grant funds from the Maricopa County Department of Public Health to support aging and older adults by enhancing its programs and services to be more inclusive and culturally appropriate.

Shade, shelter improvements coming to Tempe bus stops

5/23/2023
Tempe City Council approves new improvements to 30 of its bus stops in order to provide shade and shelter to public transit users as Arizona’s summer heat and blazing sun return.