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America First Legal updates MPS lawsuit: ‘School district employees are helping to gender-transition students without their parents’ knowledge’

By SE Valley Times Report | Feb 25, 2024

America First Legal (AFL) has amended its lawsuit against Mesa Public Schools (MPS) to include a new plaintiff, Jane Doe, who says her daughter's gender transition was withheld from her by school officials.

Public Hearing to Discuss an Update to Gilbert’s System Development Fees is March 5

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 29, 2024

This March, the Gilbert Town Council is holding a public hearing to review and discuss an update to system development fees charged by the Town for public services like police, fire, parks and recreation, traffic signals, roads and intersections, water, and wastewater.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue Hiring Firefighters

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 28, 2024

For over a century, the brave men and women of the Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department have been dedicated to protecting and serving our community.

Chicanos Por La Causa Introduces New Mesa Development - Residences on Main

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 28, 2024

A groundbreaking has taken place for The Residences on Main, 424 W. Main St., It will feature nearly 200 apartment units and 19,000 square feet of retail space to promote an active, thriving downtown

Gilbert Symphony Orchestra to Host Two Free Concerts

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 26, 2024

Enjoy a night of the arts with talented local performers!

City of Mesa Receives Water Conservation Grant Fund Award for Non-Functional Turf Removal at Approximately 50 Mesa Parks

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 26, 2024

Mesa has received a $1.06 million water conservation grant from the state to remove non-functional turf at approximately 50 city parks and basins. The project will save over 5 million gallons of water annually. Details at MesaNow.org

Register for Gilbert's New Emergency Alert System

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 25, 2024

The Gilbert Police Department has implemented a new emergency alert system, RAVE Alerts, a system procured for the 81 public safety answering points (PSAPs) in Arizona. RAVE Alerts will be used by 9-1-1 centers to notify the public during emergencies, including incidents of severe weather, public safety concerns, traffic alerts, missing persons, evacuations, etc.

Council Subcommittee on Teen Violence Holds First Public Meeting

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 19, 2024

The first public meeting of the Gilbert Town Council’s Subcommittee on Teen Violence was held Thursday, January 18, 2024, inside Council Chambers.

Gilbert Police Chief Hosts Community Media Briefing on Teen Violence Investigations

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 18, 2024

Gilbert Police Chief Michael Soelberg spoke with local media about teen violence investigations on Thursday, January 18, 2024.

Mesa Celebrates All-America City Day Jan. 27

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 18, 2024

Mesa celebrates its All-America City Award with a throwback, free hometown event Saturday, Jan. 27 from 11am to 4pm downtown along Macdonald between Main Street and Pepper Place. The event showcases Mesa's diversity through youth performances, local entertainment, games and more

Mesa Police Chief Speaks Out About Teen Violence And The Recent Arrest Of A Juvenile Suspect

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 15, 2024

Chief Ken Cost today reached out to the community by video with an update from our investigation and a plea for our community, parents and teens.

Mesa Receives $11.8 Million to Strengthen its Public Electric Vehicle Charging Network

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 12, 2024

Mesa has received an $11.8 million federal grant to strengthen its public electric vehicle charging network. Mesa will be adding 48 new vehicle charging ports throughout the City. Details at MesaNow.org

ARPA Electric Credit Ends for City of Mesa Utility Customers

By SE Valley Times Report | Jan 12, 2024

The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Electric Credit Program in Mesa has closed. City Council approved the program in 2021 to allocate $20 million in federal ARPA funds to provide relief to thousands of City electric utility users who saw their bills increase significantly due to supply costs. The market has now stabilized

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America First Legal updates MPS lawsuit: ‘School district employees are helping to gender-transition students without their parents’ knowledge’

Public Hearing to Discuss an Update to Gilbert’s System Development Fees is March 5

Gilbert Fire & Rescue Hiring Firefighters

Chicanos Por La Causa Introduces New Mesa Development - Residences on Main

Gilbert Symphony Orchestra to Host Two Free Concerts

City of Mesa Receives Water Conservation Grant Fund Award for Non-Functional Turf Removal at Approximately 50 Mesa Parks

Register for Gilbert's New Emergency Alert System

Council Subcommittee on Teen Violence Holds First Public Meeting

Gilbert Police Chief Hosts Community Media Briefing on Teen Violence Investigations

Mesa Celebrates All-America City Day Jan. 27

Mesa Police Chief Speaks Out About Teen Violence And The Recent Arrest Of A Juvenile Suspect

Mesa Receives $11.8 Million to Strengthen its Public Electric Vehicle Charging Network

ARPA Electric Credit Ends for City of Mesa Utility Customers

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Mesa Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with Parade and Festival

Gilbert Town Council Approves Formation of Teen Violence Subcommittee

Gilbert Police Department Teen Violence Investigation Update

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Gilbert Residents Can Now Recycle Glass at Two Drop-off Locations

January 9 Statement from Chief Michael Soelberg

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