Barry Graham, Vice Mayor of the City of Scottsdale | https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/council/councilmember-barry-graham
Barry Graham, Vice Mayor of the City of Scottsdale | https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/council/councilmember-barry-graham
Most city offices in Scottsdale will be closed on Monday, September 5, in observance of Labor Day. However, trash and recycling services will continue as scheduled.
Scottsdale Water has issued a request for residents, businesses, and homeowners associations to refrain from overseeding lawns this fall due to increased water conservation needs. This action could help save significant amounts of water each month.
September marks National Preparedness Month, prompting the promotion of the “Ready, Set, Go!” program which advises individuals to prepare for emergencies like floods and wildfires. The program outlines steps for preparation and response to potential threats.
Mayor David D. Ortega is hosting the “We the People” Constitution Day Contest in celebration of the signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1797. Participants can submit essays, art pieces, songs or podcasts by Friday, September 16.
A series of public meetings are scheduled in Scottsdale including those by the Tourism Development Commission on August 30 and several others on September 1. Volunteers are needed for various boards and commissions within the city.
The Scottsdale Library is expanding its Hometown Happy Hour series with events such as “Stories from the Files of the Scottsdale Police Department” and other historical talks throughout the year.
Taliesin West will host a family workshop where participants can create blueprint picture frames while learning about blueprints' history on September 10. Registration is required for this event at $25 per person.
The library will also offer a free program titled “Early Human History of the Sonoran Desert” on September 13 at Mustang Library.
The United Diversity Business Summit is set for September 14 at Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts with sessions focusing on business growth through diversification and inclusion initiatives.
The Arabian National Breeder Finals will take place from September 14-17 at WestWorld offering opportunities for breeders and enthusiasts of purebred Arabian horses.
Arizona Restaurant Week runs from September 16-25 showcasing local culinary talent with special menus at participating restaurants across Arizona.
Various programs are available including ESL classes starting September 7 at Paiute Neighborhood Center. A meet-and-greet event aimed at small businesses will occur on September 15 at Scottsdale Stadium requiring prior registration.
Construction projects continue in Scottsdale with improvements planned for Pima Road and Happy Valley Road starting soon as part of city investments in infrastructure development.
Second responders who provide essential post-crisis support are recognized annually on September 1 for their contributions to community recovery efforts.
Information about Scottsdale's history is accessible through resources like the Scottsdale Heritage Connection located within Civic Center Library offering insights into local pioneers’ documents and photos.
For additional details or inquiries about city services, residents can contact relevant departments through provided links or phone numbers.
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