The council discussed proposed amendments to the city's commercial rainwater harvesting ordinance, including strategies to improve landscape water capture, the prioritization of native Tucson basin plants, and the expansion of the ordinance to include previously excluded property types such as schools, parks, and religious institutions. The council also addressed the need for local architect and engineer training regarding these new standards and moved to amend the current ordinance based on the provided recommendations.
Mar 25, 2026·
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The committee held a meeting to review and approve agendas for upcoming Mayor and Council study sessions and regular meetings. Key topics slated for future discussion include antitrust litigation related to fire apparatus pricing, fiscal year 2027 budget planning, compensation plans, mass transit funding, rate and fee revisions for Parks and Recreation, and various urban development and safety initiatives, including the Safe City Initiative and the Prosperity Initiative. Additionally, the committee scheduled items regarding the renaming of a holiday, intergovernmental agreements for transportation and infrastructure projects, and public housing authority matters.
Mar 4, 2026·Board meeting
Mayor and Council Agenda Committee Meeting Minutes
The Agenda Committee convened to review and schedule upcoming city council meetings. The committee processed agendas for future sessions, including detailed study sessions and regular meetings. Discussions included cybersecurity and critical infrastructure posture, antitrust lawsuits regarding fire apparatus pricing, transportation funding agreements, fiscal year budget updates, strategic initiatives related to the opioid crisis, and various housing and development project approvals.
Jun 30, 2025·Annual financial report
City of Tucson, Arizona Annual Comprehensive Financial Report FY2025
The Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the City of Tucson, Arizona for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025. It presents audited government-wide and fund financial statements, including the statement of net position, statement of activities, and fund financial statements, along with an independent auditor's report, management's discussion and analysis, required supplementary information, and statistical section.
