The League of Arizona Cities and Towns serves the 92 cities and towns in Arizona through education, advocacy, policy development, technical assistance & more.
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The @EVPartnership thanks @MesaEconDev Jaye O’Donnell for organizing the #MesaNexus gathering! Why Mesa? Why now? Answers were given by @CityofMesa @CityofMesaMayor & a Panel of @Boeing @markgaspers, Vestar, OX Urban Properties & #MesaAZ City Mgr @scottjbutler. #MesaGrowth
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The chips that power our phones, computers, cars and so much more are being made right here in Phoenix.
TSMC’s second fab in North Phoenix has completed construction, with volume production expected to begin next year. Proud that our city is helping lead the way in strengthening the American supply chain.
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October 18-24 is @AzCities & Towns Week! What is your favorite thing about Glendale? #AZCityWeek
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🎨 This #AZCityWeek, we're celebrating Scottsdale's arts and culture! 🌵🌸
Sunset Desert in Bloom, a 36-by-15-foot mural by local artist Courtney Larsen, brings Sonoran Desert color to Scottsdale Civic Center.
Have you spotted it? Tag us in your photos!
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We’re kicking off Arizona Cities & Towns Week by celebrating creativity in our community! 🎨
This year, Buckeye had the opportunity to host Gallery 37, a West Valley Arts Council program that gives young artists hands-on experience creating public art.
Over five weeks, 13 students worked alongside a professional artist to design and bring a permanent mural to life at Sundance Park, all while earning college credit!
We recently celebrated these talented students and their incredible contribution to our community. Their creativity has left a lasting mark on Buckeye for years to come! 👏
#AZCityWeek #CityofBuckeye #BuckeyeAZ
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🏘 Town Launches Public Dashboard for Permitted Short-Term Rentals
The Town of Fountain Hills launched a public dashboard that shows every short-term rental property with an active Town permit, providing residents more transparency.
Full details ➡ bit.ly/4s3V2UH
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Today ADOH celebrates 'National Property Managers Day' to recognize the invaluable contributions of affordable housing property managers who are committed to maintaining the integrity & functionality of affordable apartment communities in AZ like Phoenix Scholar House. (pictured)
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Even short-term rental owners agree that local control is a good idea, in order to sort out bad actors in their industry. I'll continue to sponsor legislation that addresses these very concerns 👇 – at Brighton, CO
📺 Should Arizona communities have more say over short-term rentals affecting their neighborhoods?
@AzCities' @tsavageAZ and @AZ_Rene joined @KOLDNews to discuss why local leaders should be empowered to right-size regulations that fit the unique needs of their own communities.
Watch the full interview: kold.com/video/2026/06/24/sh…
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On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, Town of Marana staff gathered for the unveiling of the Mayor Ed Honea plaque, located at the front entrance of the Ed Honea Marana Municipal Complex administration building. maranaaz.gov/Newsroom-Entrie…
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Arizona’s success and resilience depends on talent, innovation and community engagement. I sat down with the presidents of NAU and UA recently to discuss how AZ universities and municipalities need to work together to create better outcomes.
ALT A panel discussion featuring four speakers seated on a stage, engaged in conversation, with a dark brown backdrop and a green plant in view.
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Strong local leaders who respond to Arizona’s shared priorities matter more than ever. That’s why we brought together leaders at this year’s @AzCities Pre-Conference Session to explore the issues Arizonans want leaders to prioritize, where common ground exists, and how to turn insights into action. Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation and showed what's possible when we work together to build #TheArizonaWeWant.
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Last week, VP Tim Bourcet attended the 2026 League of @AzCities and Towns Conference at @AzBiltmore. The conference brought together partners, leaders, mayors, investors and more from across the state, giving local communities the chance to connect and collaborate.
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Thank you @AzCities for having me on the “Reading the Tea Leaves” political panel at this year’s Annual Conference.
Was a great conversation about Arizona politics, the issues shaping our communities, and what may be ahead. Appreciate the opportunity to join a terrific group of panelists and spend time with local leaders from across our state. #LACT26
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Shoutout to the Grand Canyon State!
Thank you to the League of Arizona Cities and Towns (@AzCities) for welcoming NLC to its annual conference in @CityofPhoenixAZ. The event brought local leaders together for meaningful conversations, informative sessions and workshops, a flag parade, youth delegate participation and more.
NLC was proud to be in the room and a part of important conversations around advancing the work that matters most to their communities.
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ASU, NAU and U of A are helping Arizona communities thrive.
At @AzCities conference, President Crow, President Cruz Rivera and President Garimella discussed how higher education can partner with communities to solve challenges, grow local economies and improve quality of life: ow.ly/h4Zy50ZET5M
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The League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference is where local governments come together and learn from each other on how to best serve residents and how to improve as leaders. I had the opportunity to participate with distinguished women on the Women’s Leadership Panel. We were able to share our experiences on what led us to where we are today. It was inspiring to hear their stories!
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You never know who you’re going to run into at the @azcities conference. Great to meet with the hardworking mayors, council members, and staff that make our cities run. Special shout-out to my hometown of Nogales!
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Thanks @AzCities for bringing experts and problem-solvers to lead a discussion on meeting Arizona’s future water needs. While we have major challenges before us there was tremendous optimism in the room, but it requires everyone to do their part. – at Phoenix, AZ
