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🚨 Before brush and bulk collection, bag and securely tie grass, leaves, palm tree skins, bark and other loose yard debris. Proper prep helps crews collect safely and efficiently.
👉 ScottsdaleAZ.gov — search “Brush and Bulk”
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Supporting the men and women who serve Scottsdale is one of the greatest privileges of being your mayor.
Thank you to our police officers and first responders for your unwavering commitment to protecting our community each and every day.
#Scottsdale
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Scottsdale’s Western heritage is one of the things that makes our city so special, and this summer, families have even more opportunities to experience it firsthand.
Western Spirit: Scottsdale's Museum of the West has launched an exciting lineup of summer programs featuring hands-on activities, gallery experiences, educational opportunities, and family-friendly events designed to bring the history, art, and culture of the American West to life. It's another great way to stay cool while exploring one of Scottsdale’s premier cultural destinations.
I encourage residents and visitors alike to take advantage of these unique summer offerings and continue discovering what makes Scottsdale such a vibrant place to live, work, and visit.
scottsdale.org/arts_and_ente…
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The city of Scottsdale is looking to acquire new water sources as it braces for Colorado River water cuts.
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky says the city is working to purchase 15,000 acre-feet of water for $8.25 million
Water Watch is presented by @AMWUA
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Scottsdale is taking steps to shore up its water future as Colorado River cuts loom.
With about 70% of the city's water supply coming from the Central Arizona Project, @MayorBorowsky says Scottsdale is working to buy 15,000 acre-feet of water for $8.25M.
MORE DETAILS: ktar.com/arizona-water-news/…
💧 Water Watch is brought to you by @AMWUA
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Scottsdale's story is written in our neighborhoods, parks and public art. 🐎
I enjoyed Bridget Dowd's @kjzzphoenix article on how the horse sculptures near McCormick Ranch celebrate Scottsdale's equestrian heritage while serving an important role in our city's flood control system.
It's one of many ways Scottsdale combines beauty and creativity with practical design and thoughtful planning.
kjzz.org/qaz/2026-05-31/q-az…
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A reminder for Scottsdale families: Free meal packs for children 18 years old and younger are available every Wednesday morning through July 22 at Scottsdale Community College's East Lot. No registration required.
Programs like this help ensure local families have access to nutritious meals while school is out of session. If you know a family who could benefit, please share this information.
abc15.com/news/region-northe…
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“Water impacts every aspect of life in Arizona, from our economy and neighborhoods to our ability to continue thriving as a community. Bringing residents together to hear from experts, ask questions and better understand the issues helps ensure Scottsdale remains informed and prepared for whatever challenges and opportunities lie ahead.”
--- Lisa Borowsky | Mayor of @scottsdaleazgov
#Scottsdale residents packed the Granite Reef Senior Center auditorium last week to attend our Town Hall, bringing together residents, experts and community leaders for an informative discussion about water issues facing Arizona and the broader Southwest.
The discussion featured insights from Rhett Larson, professor of water law at @ASU and general counsel for the #Arizona Municipal Water Users Association. Also, during the event was a moderated Q&A by the host of the Town Hall: @KTAR923 Radio Host @broomheadKTAR.
Read all about it: scottsdalemayor.com/scottsda…
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It was a pleasure joining U.S. Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler @SBA_Kelly for a behind-the-scenes tour at @Barrett_Jackson, whose success reflects the innovation and entrepreneurial spirit that define Scottsdale.
With 10,000+ small businesses, Scottsdale continues to be one of the top cities where businesses can start, grow, and thrive.
#smallbusiness #scottsdale
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Congrats to Mike D’Antoni on this honor!
As a Scottsdale resident and former head coach of the Phoenix Suns, his impact on the game and in our community continues to inspire. 👏🏀
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The Tour de Scottsdale returns this Saturday, March 28, bringing cyclists to roadways across northern Scottsdale from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The event includes 100-kilometer and 50-kilometer routes that travel through several corridors. While no roads will be fully closed, motorists should expect delays along the route and are encouraged to plan ahead and use alternate routes where possible.
Route maps and additional event details are available at tourdescottsdale.org. For race-day traffic concerns or complaints, please call 520-745-2033.
Drivers and cyclists are reminded to use caution and share the road to help ensure a safe event for all
#Scottsdale City Council is moving forward with a state-of-the-art, cancer‑screening program for Scottsdale firefighters, an initiative that has garnered the full support of Mayor Lisa Borowsky.
scottsdalemayor.com/scottsda…
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Thank you @RonHoon and @SylesteFox10 for having us on @FOX10Phoenix to discuss the outstanding work of our @ScottsdalePD.
And, special thanks to Lt. Peter Michael and our entire HEAT team for a job well done!
Learn more 🔻🔻🔻
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Violent crimes are down in Scottsdale, according to Mayor Lisa Borowsky.
"We are making great strides," @MayorBorowsky tells @BroomheadShow, adding that the most violent types of crimes are down 24% within the city.
#Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is praising the @ScottsdalePD's Human Exploitation and Trafficking Unit (HEAT) for leading a major multi‑agency operation that resulted in 173 arrests.
scottsdalemayor.com/mayor-li…
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🌵⚾️ Spring vibes activated!
The @cactusleagueaz is back in Old Town #Scottsdale this weekend, bringing sunshine, baseball, and that only-in-Scottsdale energy. 💛☀️
Planning your perfect spring training day? Here’s a fun guide brought to you by @ExpScottsdale to get you started:
experiencescottsdale.com/sto…
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🇺🇸🥇What a moment for @UShockey!
Huge congratulations to @AM34 of #Scottsdale on helping lead @TeamUSA to an unforgettable gold‑medal victory over #Canada at the 2026 Winter @Olympics! An incredible accomplishment for the team, for the sport and for our country.
We are proudly cheering you on, Auston --- thank you for representing Scottsdale and the United States on the world stage with such talent and heart. 🇺🇸🏒✨
Learn more about hometown hero:
nbcolympics.com/news/auston-…
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As we celebrate our statehood today, it was my honor to present the American Flag at the opening of the 2026 Global Champions Arabians Tour hosted for the second year at WestWorld of #Scottsdale.
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I am humbled and grateful to be part of this month’s cover story in the #Scottsdale City Lifestyle magazine.
The feature, “The Voices Shaping Scottsdale,” explores the people and perspectives influencing our constantly evolving civic landscape.
Read the full article below 🔻🔻🔻
citylifestyle.com/articles/t…
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To help keep traffic moving and reduce congestion during the @WMPhoenixOpen, road closures this year will mirror previous efforts along Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard in #Scottsdale.
🚧 Street closures underway:
• Greenway Hayden Loop from Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. to Princess Drive/Pima Road | Jan. 31–Feb. 9
• Bell Road from Greenway Hayden Loop to 82nd St. | Jan. 31–Feb. 9
• 82nd St. from Bell Road to Princess Drive/Pima Road | Feb. 1–9
🚨 Stay informed: The @ScottsdalePD is activating the #RAVE Emergency Alert System with real‑time WM #Phoenix Open updates. To subscribe, text GOLF26 to 67283.
The tournament wraps up Feb. 8, and crews will reopen streets as quickly as event equipment is cleared. All roads will be fully open by Feb. 12.












