Mesa is gearing up for the return of its annual running event, the Mesa Marathon, scheduled for Saturday, February 10, 2024. This race is Arizona’s top marathon, offering runners an unparalleled experience. The Mesa Marathon is celebrated for providing the amenities of a major marathon with the personal touch of a local race. What sets […]
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Salt River Project (SRP) is once again offering its shade tree program to its customers across Arizona in 2024. This well-received initiative is central to Arizona’s commitment to environmental sustainability and energy efficiency. By participating in this program, SRP customers receive two free shade tree saplings, fostering greener, cooler homes. The program is launching a
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Mesa has once again achieved national recognition by winning the prestigious All-America City award for the second time in its history. This award, bestowed by the National Civic League, honors municipalities demonstrating outstanding civic accomplishments. Mesa’s win highlights the city’s commitment to engaging and supporting its youth, ensuring their well-being and success. In celebration of
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Exciting times in Mesa! We’ve recently welcomed one of Arizona’s first all-electric fire trucks to our Fire Department. This isn’t just a new vehicle; it’s a significant step towards modern, sustainable firefighting. The top health concern for firefighters is hearing loss, and this electric fire truck is a game-changer. As a retired firefighter with three
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I am a long-standing member of the Maricopa County Farm Bureau and a farmer myself. Because of that, I understand the critical role farming plays in our lives and economy. I’m thrilled to share that the Maricopa County Farm Bureau is launching a weekly radio segment – the AG Report. It is set to air
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Reflecting on SRP’s Successful Shade Tree Program As a dedicated advocate for sustainable living in Mesa, I’m pleased to reflect on the successful SRP Shade Tree program that took place this past fall. Over 3,000 desert-adapted shade trees were distributed to customers through three drive-thru pickup events in October and November. In collaboration with Trees
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As a councilman and a mayoral candidate for Mesa, I’m thrilled to share some exciting news about the Arizona State University’s Polytechnic campus. Recently, we broke ground on a groundbreaking project: the Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 12 (ISTB12). This new multi-level research and education hub is a significant stride in bolstering our city’s reputation
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SRP (Salt River Project) has laid out an exciting plan for our power system, set to roll out between 2025 and 2035. This plan, developed over two years with input from over 1,400 customers and various stakeholders, aims to ensure our electricity remains affordable, reliable, and sustainable. A key takeaway from the plan is that
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SRP is proud to partner with the Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department on its new electric fire truck. The truck is the first of its kind in Arizona and among the first few electric fire trucks in the United States. Benefits: It has zero tailpipe emissions, which makes for a cleaner, safer work environment for Gilbert
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As a resident of Arizona and someone who deeply cares about our community, I want to alert everyone about the increasing number of utility scams, particularly during the fall. Scammers are targeting our neighbors, and it’s vital we stay informed and vigilant. How Scammers Operate These con artists have become quite sophisticated, using digital methods
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