The audit of Victim Services was part of the City Council-approved fiscal year 2022/23 Audit Plan. The main goal was to evaluate the operations related to resources, notifications, referrals, and advocacy assistance provided by Victim Services. During the planning phase, the focus shifted specifically to reviewing the victim notification process due to state laws protecting advocate-victim communication and certain system limitations.
The Scottsdale City Council is set to deliberate on measures aimed at addressing housing insecurity within the community. On September 19, council members will evaluate recommendations from city staff concerning temporary bridge housing and the construction of affordable housing units at the Paiute Neighborhood Center.
The Scottsdale City Council is set to discuss housing insecurity initiatives on September 19. The agenda includes staff recommendations for temporary bridge housing and the construction of up to 28 affordable housing units at the Paiute Neighborhood Center.
Fountain Hills Town Councilman Allen Skillicorn called the social media app TikTok “Chinese spyware” and discussed his effort to ban the app from devices of town government employees.
In Fountain Hills Middle School 66% of students failed their AASA Mathematics test in the 2021-22 school year, according to the Arizona Department of Education.
Ariz. State Rep. Joseph Chaplik (R-Scottsdale) criticized Arizona State University (ASU for hosting an upcoming “Marxist School” run by the International Marxist Tendency (IMT).
Sinus and Allergy Wellness Center of North Scottsdale provides sinus, allergy, and ENT services to Scottsdale and its surrounding areas. The company offers simple and minimally invasive solutions to treat sinus issues.
The Scottsdale City Council has taken steps to address water supply issues in the Rio Verde Foothills area by approving an intergovernmental agreement with the Rio Verde Foothills Standpipe District. This district was created following Arizona Senate Bill 1432, which became law in June. The agreement ensures that Scottsdale's water resources will not be used and that costs are fully recovered for the city's residents.
Actor and Scottsdale resident Rob Schneider criticized the MRNA injection in response to a new article in which journalist Megyn Kelly said she regretted getting the shot.
Fountain Hills Town Councilman Allen Skillicorn called on the town council to eliminate the town’s tax on housing rentals before the state’s ban takes effect to “attract more people to our community.”
Arizona Rep. Alexander Kolodin took to social media platform X to criticize Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. Fontes had publicly expressed his disagreement with the Arizona Supreme Court, as he lacks the authority to remove former President Donald Trump from the Arizona ballot.
The Scottsdale City Council is set to deliberate on an agreement concerning water provision for the Rio Verde Foothills Standpipe District. This initiative aims to address the ongoing water supply challenges faced by residents in Maricopa County's Rio Verde Foothills area. The proposed intergovernmental agreement, which will be discussed at a meeting on September 5, involves the newly established Rio Verde Foothills Standpipe District, created under Arizona Senate Bill 1432. It is noted that Scottsdale's own water resources will not be utilized in this agreement, and costs...
The Scottsdale City Council has approved an intergovernmental agreement to address the water supply issues faced by residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area of Maricopa County. This decision was made during the council meeting on September 5.
During the Aug. 22 Fountain Hills town council meeting, members of the council approved two ordinances of the three pushed forward by Councilman Allen Skillicorn, meant to curb homelessness in the community and increase safety for residents and tourists.
Three proposals from Scottsdale aimed at strengthening local authority over short-term rental properties have been adopted into the League of Arizona Cities and Towns 2024 Legislative Agenda. These proposals seek to address the negative impacts of short-term rentals on neighborhoods by asking the Arizona Legislature to amend state law. The changes would allow local governments to cap the number of short-term rentals, limit their density in certain areas, and establish separation requirements between them.