Lisa Borowsky, Mayor | ScottsdaleAZ.gov
Lisa Borowsky, Mayor | ScottsdaleAZ.gov
Applications are now open for the Mayor’s Ability Awards, a scholarship aimed at supporting Scottsdale students with disabilities who wish to pursue further education. Eligible students can apply until March 21, with detailed information available on the city's website. Recipients will be honored at a ceremony on April 18.
In other news, Scottsdale's community survey is open for residents to provide feedback on city programs and services. The results will help prioritize future initiatives and will be published in spring 2025.
The National Transportation Safety Board continues its investigation into a February 10 aircraft accident at Scottsdale Airport involving a private jet that veered off the runway due to mechanical failure. The airport, one of the busiest single-runway general aviation airports in the nation, was closed for six hours following the incident.
Scottsdale is seeking volunteers for citizen advisory boards and commissions. There are currently 12 openings across nine public bodies. Residents interested must submit applications by February 21.
Public meetings scheduled this week include several City Council and commission sessions, providing opportunities for residents to engage with city issues and activities.
Spring training games featuring the San Francisco Giants begin February 22 at Scottsdale Stadium. Additionally, Super Sports Saturday offers a free sports expo on February 22 at Reata Sports Complex.
Scottsdale will celebrate Founders Day on February 25, honoring local historical figures with an event featuring speakers such as community historian Joan Fudala and state historian Marshall Trimble.
The "Diamonds in the Desert" exhibit opens February 26 at Scottsdale’s Little Red School House Museum, highlighting local high school baseball achievements. Meanwhile, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show continues until February 23, celebrating its 70th anniversary.
Ongoing events include weekly ArtWalks and performances at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. Residents can also register for upcoming recreational programs starting February 24 or participate in educational classes like irrigation maintenance or CPR/AED training.
For more information about these events and services, visit relevant websites or contact city officials through provided channels.
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