Mesa's 2050 General Plan draft is available for public review and comment through March 4. There will also be public meetings in each City Council district beginning in late February. For more info, visit tomorrowsmesa.com
The Gilbert Town Council will consider forming a subcommittee to “discuss the scope of Teenage Violence in Gilbert in conjunction with police intervention and support” at the Town Council Meeting on January 9.
Mesa's state-of-the-art all-electric fire truck is officially in service. The pumper truck, stationed at Fire Station 221 in southeast Mesa, will reduce toxin exposure to firefighters and supports the City of Mesa's Climate Action Plan by reducing the Fire and Medical Department's carbon footprint
Gilbert residents and business owners are welcome to attend a Customer Open House to learn more about the proposed utility rate increases for water and solid waste & recycling services.
The first 500 eligible small businesses that apply by March 31 and receive their Mesa General Business License may activate a free one-year membership to the Arizona Small Business Association, valued at $250. The City of Mesa’s general business license. required of most businesses, continues to be offered for a $10 application fee. The application is available at mesaaz.gov/business/licensing
January is National Hobby Month, and as people make New Year's resolutions, it's a great time to pick up a new hobby or improve existing skills. Here are some tips to help you get started:
Gilbert PD is asking for assistance in identifying the individuals pictured below who are alleged to be involved in an aggravated robbery that occurred on August 18, 2023, around 10:24 PM at a parking lot near the intersection of Williams Field Road and Market Street.
Santa Claus will be making his final visits to Merry Main Street Dec. 21 to Dec. 23 from 4pm to 8:30pm at The Post, 26 N. Macdonald, before he heads back to the North Pole. Stop by to get free photos and give Santa your Christmas wishes. For a complete list of Merry Main Street activities, visit merrymainst.com
Mesa residents can help people in need this holiday season and year-round through the ABC A Better Community utility donation program. More information is available at mesaaz.gov/abc
Mesa and the East Valley celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a parade and community festival Jan. 15. The parade starts at 11am and the festival is from 12pm to 4pm. Details at mesaevmlk.org
The Downtown Mesa Association has announced that Terry Madeksza will become the president and executive director in January. Madeksza has served in a similar role in Flagstaff for 8 years. She replaces Nancy Hormann, who has served as DMA president since 2020 and is retiring