City Of Tucson Commission On Equitable Housing And Development Commission Meeting
The meeting featured updates from various departments, including the Housing and Community Development (HCD) department and the Planning and Development Services (PDSD) department regarding current initiatives such as the shelter care code amendment and a middle housing design competition. The Commission discussed the draft community preference policy, which aims to address historical displacement, and received updates from Pima County on housing fund allocations. The meeting also included calls to the audience and concluded with a review of the next steps for the Commission's engagement with the community preference policy.
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Housing Innovation and Development Subcommittee Subcommittee Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation on the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, covering the mechanics of 4% versus 9% tax credits, the role of the Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) in project selection, the participation of equity investors, and the timeline requirements for project completion. Additionally, the committee received a Housing and Community Development (HCD) update for the City of Tucson.
Oct 21, 2025·Board meeting
Tucson Mayor And City Council Meeting
The meeting included an executive session to review security plans and procedures pursuant to Arizona Constitution Article 2 Section 3C and ARS section 38-431.03 A3 and A9. Subsequent to the executive session, the council moved to create and maintain a legal emergency preparedness response plan, including resource identification. A significant portion of the public session was dedicated to receiving an update on strategic initiatives related to the fentanyl opioid public health crisis. Key discussion points emphasized the need for a stronger continuum of care balancing compassion and accountability, immediate medically assisted treatment and detox, and long-term sober living alternatives of one year. It was noted that the crisis impacts all community demographics and that jurisdictional partners must step up and invest in solutions.
