Scottsdale Video Network is expanding its reach beyond traditional cable and live streaming. The network is now accessible on various platforms, including Roku, Fire, Apple TV, Android TV, mobile phones, and laptops through the LocalBTV app. Interested viewers can visit LocalBTV.com for more details.
Scottsdale has achieved the Gold Level certification in the What Works Cities program for 2023, recognized for its effective use of data in policy-making and service improvement. The city advanced from an Honor Roll mention in 2018 to Silver certification in 2019 and recertification in 2020. It is now among 62 cities worldwide to receive this distinction.
Scottsdale has been awarded the Bloomberg Philanthropies What Works Cities Certification at the Gold Level. This recognition is for its exceptional use of data in policy-making, funding allocation, service improvement, program evaluation, and resident engagement. The certification sets a standard for data-informed local governance.
The city of Scottsdale is poised to assume a temporary role in providing water for the Rio Verde Foothills area following the signing of Arizona Senate Bill 1432 into law. The city collaborated with legislators and the Governor’s office, expressing confidence that the legislation addresses short-term concerns while safeguarding Scottsdale residents. "Scottsdale worked diligently with legislators and the Governor’s office and is confident that this legislation protects Scottsdale residents and addresses the city's primary short-term concerns while placing the city back into a...
Scottsdale is preparing for its 10th annual 4th of July Celebration at WestWorld, located at 16601 N. Pima Road. The event will take place from 5 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, July 4, and will feature one of the largest fireworks displays in Arizona.
Actor and comedian Rob Schneider, a resident of Scottsdale, Ariz., promoted Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast.
During a recent session, the Fountain Hills Town Council heard a request to rezone a property for multi-unit development in a residential area, blocking an 80-unit development that it said didn’t preserve the culture of the neighborhood.
A new initiative in Scottsdale allows residents to receive email notifications when City Council meeting agendas are posted or amended. This service aims to enhance transparency and increase citizen engagement by offering timely access to meeting information.
Fountain Hills trustee Allen Skillicorn wrote a letter to the editor published June 14, sharply criticizing Gov. Katie Hobbs for vetoing SB1063, which would have eliminated municipal food taxes.
Significant water legislation, SB 1432, is now on the way to Governor Katie Hobbs’ desk after passing out of both chambers this week with the bipartisan supermajority necessary for immediate effect, if signed by her. State Representative Alexander Kolodin’s bill, HB 2561, was amended onto SB 1432 on June 12, ensuring that months of legislative effort and negotiations to restore water service to the Rio Verde Foothills is preserved and is now just a signature away from becoming law.
The City of Scottsdale has announced its readiness to assist following the signing of Arizona Senate Bill 1432 into law. The legislation aims to address the sustainable water supply challenges faced by Maricopa County residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area.
Dr. Franklyn Gergits of the Sinus and Allergy Wellness Center said that sinusitis can affect the body in many surprising ways, including problems with memory, but a balloon sinuplasty procedure can help improve those issues.