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COVID-19 vaccine produces hope in Scottsdale officials at the dawn of a new year

While Jan. 1 represents a fresh start, this new year may feel like it lacks new beginnings for many people perfecting the art of hunkering down.

That’s not necessarily true, however, especially for Scottsdale.

The 2019 voter-approved bond will be in full swing this coming year with several projects taking place to better the community; and the city will be drafting the new general plan.

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COVID-19 vaccine produces hope in Scottsdale officials at the dawn of a new year

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