City of Phoenix Transportation, Infrastructure, and Planning Subcommittee Agenda
The subcommittee agenda included a request to issue solicitations for the design and construction of the 35th Avenue and Van Buren Street Bus Rapid Transit Corridor. It also covered a contract award for taxicab services at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and a proposed amendment to the City Code regarding local speed limits at ten locations. Additionally, the agenda featured an informational presentation on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan update.
Aug 19, 2026·
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Vision Zero Road Safety Action Plan Community Advisory Committee Community Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee discussed several items, including a report on vacancies, the role of public comments, and educational initiatives related to school zone safety and speed limits. The meeting included an update from the Street Transportation Department Director regarding the Safe Streets and Roads for All award and current consultant procurement. The police department provided updates on their back-to-school enforcement and e-bike education efforts. Finally, the committee reviewed the Connected Vehicle Acceleration Zone project, which focuses on modernizing communication between vehicles and traffic infrastructure to improve safety for all road users.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
City of Phoenix Virtual Public Meeting
The meeting focused on the proposed Central Avenue lane reconfiguration and parking expansion project. The Street Transportation Department presented a plan to remove one northbound travel lane to add seventeen metered parking spaces between Washington Street and Monroe Street to support nearby businesses. The presentation included traffic analysis indicating that the project would not negatively impact travel times or intersection performance. Public feedback and questions addressed concerns regarding potential expansion of the project north of Monroe Street, the need for additional trees for heat mitigation and pedestrian safety, and questions regarding the rationale for metered parking versus loading zones.
Jul 1, 2026·Board meeting
Phoenix City Council Formal Meeting
The Phoenix City Council held a formal meeting where they recognized several city employees for outstanding service and accomplishments. Key topics included the grand opening of Fire Station 74 and its innovative safety features, the implementation of a new equity-focused tree planting program, and improvements in city telecommunications and records management systems. The Council also reviewed the success of housing relocation efforts during senior apartment renovations, engineering apprenticeship programs, and the work of the Phoenix Community Court in supporting individuals experiencing homelessness. Additionally, discussions covered significant financial achievements in revenue collections and air service developments at Sky Harbor, as well as the recovery efforts following a fire at the wastewater treatment plant.
