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- June 18, 2013 Pima County Supervisors adopt a final budget; no anticipated service increases or reductions
- June 18, 2013 - North Tucson Firefighter Association donation provides free swim lessons to Catalina residents
- June 17, 2013 - Register now for June 30-Aug. 25 session of Pima County leisure classes
- June 17, 2013 - With Fourth of July coming, Pima Animal Care Center shares tips to find a lost pet
- June 14, 2013 - Improvements to close The Loop at Campbell June 20-21
- June 14, 2013 - Community needs, solutions vie for spot in future County bond package
- June 13, 2013 -- Board to outline the public's role in Pima Prospers
- June 13, 2013 - Head to Pima County's newest BMX track for free racing on June 22
- June 5, 2013 - Contract awarded for new bike lanes and sidewalks to school in Flowing Wells (Open House information)
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Transportation Funding Report
The future of financing the construction, operation and maintenance of transportation systems needs substantial review at the national, state and local levels.
New transportation financing strategies must be developed for surface transportation, including highways; air transportation; transit systems; freight and rapid passenger rail systems. …
Read full report by County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry ... |
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County Budget
Click here to comment on the Pima County Administrator's proposed budget.
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State Auditor General’s Review of the Pima County Bond Programs
Voters can rest assured that Pima County’s bond proceeds have not only been spent on projects that voters authorized, but have been administered without bias for the benefit of citizens throughout the County.
The state Office of the Auditor General released its findings on Tuesday, Jan. 29, at the conclusion of a legislative-ordered forensic audit of the Pima County bond program, focusing on the general obligation bond programs approved by voters in May 1997, 2004 and 2006.
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Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department Proposed Industrial Waste Permit Fee Changes
It is anticipated that the Board of Supervisors will consider a revision to the Industrial Waste ordinance (Title 13, Chapter 36), at its regularly scheduled meeting on June 18, 2013. The ordinance is being revised to address changes mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ). As part of this revision, the Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit Fees under Section 13.36.120 are proposed to change as follow:
The Application and the Renewal Fees for:
Significant Industrial Users will be $800.00
All Other Users will be $150.00.
The County authority to charge industrial discharge permit fees is derived from A.R.S. § 11-264.
A copy of the complete proposed ordinance revision, a proposed updated Enforcement Response Plan, and schedule of Public Meetings can be found on the Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department’s website at: http://www.pima.gov/wwm/about/div/CRAO/IWC/index.htm.
For questions and/or comments please email Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department at: RWRD_IWC@pima.gov or contact IWC Staff at 520-724-6200. |
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Pima County Multi-Species Conservation Plan (MSCP)
Pima County’s public draft of the Multi-species Conservation Plan (MSCP; and appendices) and associated Environmental Impact Statement was posted to the Federal Register on December 7th. Public comments were open until March 15, 2013. We will provide the public with periodic updates on the review process at: http://www.pima.gov/cmo/sdcp/MSCP/MSCP.html. Pima County expects to finalize the MSCP in early 2014.
For more information, go to http://www.pima.gov/cmo/sdcp/MSCP/MSCP.html. |
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On September 7, Pima County began mailing approximately 451,000 property tax bills for the various property taxing jurisdictions within the County. Today, there are 94 separate levies for the different taxing jurisdictions: school districts, fire districts, the City of Tucson, Pima Community College and numerous other special districts. The County is responsible for only four of the 94 different tax levies that may be assessed against your property. Hence your tax bill will vary depending on where you live. In the interest of helping residents understand the various taxing categories they may see on their bill, Pima County has created an online property tax tutorial. For further details, visit http://www.pima.gov/taxes/.
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Kino Veterans' Workforce Center
Pima County will open the nation's first workforce center aimed at helping military veterans find jobs and get training, benefits and support services on Monday, July 16. The center, at 2801 E. Ajo Way, will also help employers hire veterans.
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Need help with your sewer bill?
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Pima County Sustainability Program Year Four Implementation Report Card
The Sustainable Report Card charts the progress of the Action Plan's fourth year of implementation. Read about the accomplishments and detailed accounts of the progress the County is making with waste reduction, energy conservation, green building, renewable energy, land conservation and management, green purchasing, and water conservation and management. More...
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Roadway Maintenance
 Click here to comment on the proposed options for repairing County roadways.
To report a pothole on a County maintained road, please call 520-740-2639.
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Rosemont Mine Proposal
- County Administrator's, November 30, 2012 memorandum to Rod Pace, President and CEO Rosemont Copper re: County Comments on National Environmental Policy Act Process for Rosemont Mine
- Pima County Air Quality Control District's Oct. 31, 2012 comments to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
- County Administrator's, August 29, 2012 memorandum to the Board of Supervisors regarding July 16, 2012 Public Records Request from the Southern Arizona Business Coalition Related to Rosemont Copper Project
- County Administrator's February 3, 2012 comment to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Re: Draft Protection Permit P-106100
- County Administrator's January 19, 2012 comment letter to the US Army Corps of Engineers Regarding the Rosemont Mine Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit Application
- County Administrator's January 18, 2012 comment letter to the U.S. Forest Service regarding the Rosemont Mine Draft Environmental Impact Statement
- County Administrator's January 13, 2012 Memorandum to the Board of Supervisors
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Wireless radio project will improve public safety countywide
Pima County, Ariz. – In 2008, a 25-year-old man led police and sheriff's deputies on a zig-zag car chase that began on the  northwest side of Tucson and ended on Mount Lemmon, with one Tucson Police officer fatally wounded and two Pima County Sheriff's deputies injured. The two deputies survived. Throughout that deadly chase, police and deputies weren't able to talk to each other on the same radio frequency.
The incident highlighted a serious flaw in emergency communications that is now being corrected by Pima County. The outdated radio systems being used by most first responders will be old news by 2013, when the county's new public safety Wireless Integrated Network, funded by bonds approved by voters in 2004, is expected to begin operation. Read more...
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Pima County Partners with the YMCA at Kino Community Center
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Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau Performance Audit
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Protecting Our Land, Water, and Heritage: Pima County's Voter-Supported Conservation Efforts
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Community Services, Employment and Training Workforce Development ONESTOP Career System
Pima County ONESTOP is a system of organizations that provide career development services for youth and adults and support to employers in recruiting, staffing and training a viable workforce. The ONESTOP conducts special outreach to low-income, dislocated worker and high-school dropout populations. While services are coordinated centrally, they are delivered through a network of more than 50 organizations ranging from community-based non-profits to governmental agencies to private technical schools... More
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Making Homes Affordable
Explore Programs under the Obama Plan including loan modifications AND refinancing for homes that lost value. Website tools help you explore your options and how to qualify.
Don’t Become a Victim of Mortgage Scams
Mortgage and foreclosure scams have increased in Pima County, don’t be a victim, check out the website below for tips and information.
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Foreclosure Prevention Workbook
Pima County has released a valuable tool for residents facing foreclosure. This workbook serves as a decision-making tool for homeowners exploring ways to save their homes and their financial well-being from the foreclosure crisis.
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Facing Foreclosure or Eviction due to Foreclosure?
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Health-e-Arizona
Health-e-Arizona is an on-line application for Arizona residents. You can apply for medical coverage, Nutrition Assistance (Food Stamps), and cash assistance. You can use Health-e-Arizona even if you have applied before or are currently receiving benefits.
Health-e-Arizona es una solicitud electrónica para los residentes de Arizona. Usted puede aplicar para cobertura Médica, Asistencia Nutriciónal (Estampillas de Comida), y Asistencia Financiera. Usted puede usar Health-e-Arizona aunque ya haya aplicado anteriormente o si actualmente recibe beneficios.
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The Green Pueblo Map
is a celebration of all the assets that make our region sustainable. This new map offers a new perspective on the greater Tucson area with the help of all of us who live, work and play here...
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The Metropolitan Education Commission (MEC)
composed of 34 Citizen Commissioners, advises, makes recommendations and serves as an advocate in all areas as they affect the educational welfare of Tucson and Pima County.
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Tucson Urban Area Security Initiative
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