The meeting included an executive session to discuss ongoing negotiations with the Union Pacific Railroad regarding city projects. The Council also reviewed a pilot program to close Congress Street to vehicle traffic on Halloween to improve pedestrian safety and downtown accessibility. Furthermore, the Department of Transportation and Mobility presented information on pedestrian-oriented street models, ongoing downtown revitalization efforts, and federal grant funding for safe streets initiatives.
Sep 9, 2026·
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The meeting involved an executive session focused on the City Manager's performance evaluation and a pending tort claim from Taylor Farm Southwest LLC against the city. Following the session, the council approved the continued employment of the City Manager and authorized a settlement agreement for the tort claim. Additionally, the Human Resources Director presented a proposed timeline and documentation process for the upcoming performance evaluation of the City Attorney.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
Tucson Mayor and City Council Meeting
The council conducted an executive session regarding water resource development to alleviate drought in the lower Colorado River basin and potential amendments to the water service intergovernmental agreement with the Pascayaki tribe. Additionally, the council reviewed the city's efforts to support unsheltered persons, discussed the 'Safe City' and 'Safe Rides to School' initiatives, and noted progress on housing programs that have resulted in a reduction in unsheltered homelessness.
Aug 5, 2026·Board meeting
Tucson Mayor and City Council Study Session
The Council held a study session that included executive sessions to discuss a tort lawsuit and water resource infrastructure funding. Key actions included authorizing a $115,000 lawsuit settlement and approving agreements with the Bureau of Reclamation and Arizona State Land Trust to support water conservation and economic development. Additionally, the Council reviewed the FY2027 Economic and Workforce Development committee's funding recommendations, focusing on the evaluation rubric, program outcomes, and grantee accountability measures for workforce development and community support programs.
