ALT The image shows two sections. The top section features the Tempe City Hall Farmers Market logo with illustrations of bread, a watermelon, and other produce. The bottom section has two photos. The left photo shows a group of people posing with farm produce, such as bread and vegetables, under a blue canopy. The right photo shows an individual smiling and holding a basket of produce, including jars and squash, with a booth display of farm goods behind.

ALT A collection of farm produce including a basket of cherry tomatoes, several cardboard cartons of fresh eggs, a pile of potatoes, a small pumpkin, a honey bear container, and jars of Mountain Ridge Farms apple butter and Bonnie Blue Farms pumpkin butter.

ALT A bouquet of vibrant orange marigolds wrapped in brown paper. Other flowers and fruits can be seen in the blurred background.

ALT A close-up image of a round loaf of bread topped with a generous layer of seeds, including pumpkin and sunflower seeds, resting on a dark cloth.

ALT Aerial view of a cityscape with bustling roads and bright lights at night. The text overlay reads: "Final Public Meetings Oct. 21. Tempe Downtown Historic Core Plan. Oct. 21 Final Public Meetings. Noon | Virtual on Zoom. 6 p.m. | Tempe Transportation Center.

ALT A person in colorful traditional attire dances joyfully, holding vibrant fabric. The backdrop displays the Tempe Tardeada logo and event details: "Let's Dance, Tempe! Free admission, Sunday, Nov. 1, Noon - 8 p.m., Tempe Community Complex, 3500 S. Rural Rd.

ALT Text on the image reads: "American Idol Contestant MKY Goes onstage at 5 p.m."

ALT A group of people dancing happily at a lively event. A banner overhead reads "Fun for the Whole Family," with a note about local food, artists, and activities for kids. The festive scene includes colorful decorations and dancers in traditional attire.

ALT Promotional image for the "Tempe Tardeada" event. It features colorful illustrations of musicians in traditional attire playing instruments. At the center is the event name under a stylized sun. Text details read: "Sunday, Nov. 1 | Noon - 8 P.M., Tempe Community Complex, 3500 S. Rural Rd., tempe.gov/tardeada.

ALT A scenic urban street with a dedicated bike lane, lined with palm trees at sunset. Cars and a cyclist are visible, with Camelback Mountain in the background. The image includes a logo for "Tempe Transportation Plan 2050" featuring icons of different modes of transport.

ALT A group of four people stand next to a light rail station, waiting to board a Metro light rail train. The train features advertisements, and a sign for the "A Line" is visible above them. A "Do Not Enter" sign and traffic lights are also present. Trees and a building are in the background.

ALT Three people stand on a platform boarding a city streetcar. They appear to be smiling and wearing casual outfits, each with a backpack. The station is busy, and modern buildings are visible in the background.

ALT A person riding a red electric scooter is in front, while another rides a bicycle behind. A city bus labeled "Mercury" follows them on the street. Sidewalk seating and trees are visible in the background.

ALT A flyer for "College Connect" with the tagline "Preparing for the FAFSA: It doesn't have to be scary!" features a skeleton, a laptop, and a book labeled "Federal Student Aid." A cartoon monster drawing is visible. The Tempe logo is included.

ALT An illustrated image promoting October as National Bullying Prevention Month. It features two orange hearts, one whole labeled "This is my heart before bullying" and one broken labeled "This is my heart after bullying." The bottom of the image includes logos for Tempe and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center.

ALT Graphic with a message about National Bullying Prevention Month. It reads, "1 out of 5 students is bullied. 5 out of 5 can help prevent that." Includes logos for the City of Tempe and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center.

ALT Illustrated poster for National Bullying Prevention Month featuring diverse children holding hands. The text reads, "Creating kinder, more inclusive and accepting communities." Logos for Tempe and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center are at the bottom.

ALT Participants walk in a parade holding a "Tempe PRIDE" banner with rainbow-colored letters. People are wearing t-shirts and carrying rainbow flags. The event takes place on a city street with buildings and spectators in the background.

ALT A person stands on a street holding a colorful rainbow umbrella and a bubble fan, surrounded by bubbles. People are standing and seated in folding chairs under trees in the background.

ALT A person with raised arms jumps near a street parade featuring a colorful truck and people walking. Tall buildings and trees are in the background.

ALT A person wrapped in a rainbow flag walks on a street during a parade. Other participants are nearby, and colorful buildings and trees are visible in the background.

ALT Illustration of a basket with produce including a watermelon, carrot, and apple. Text reads "Postponed – Tempe City Hall Farmers Market due to inclement weather.

ALT A rainy street scene with blurry vehicle lights. A road sign is visible, along with a message that reads, "Storms are headed our way. Be ready and stay safe Tempe." The Tempe Fire Department logo is in the lower part of the image.

ALT Flooded street with trees lining the side. Text reads: "TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN. Never try to cross a flooded wash. If you encounter a flooded road, find another route. Call 911 if you see someone in trouble in floodwaters." Tempe logo in the corner.

ALT Workers fill sandbags near a sign stating "Emergency Storm Sand for Sandbags." The poster announces free sand and bags to prevent flooding, available 24/7 at Benedict Sports Complex, located at 490 W. Guadalupe Road, northwest corner of Guadalupe and Kyrene roads, east side of the parking lot. A note at the bottom encourages residents to bring a shovel.

ALT A person in a blue outfit takes a photo of a fallen tree leaning against a power pole in a grassy area. The image contains contact information for reporting storm debris on public property, including the Tempe Police non-emergency number.

ALT Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day sign with geometric red and yellow patterns at the bottom. Date shown is Monday, Oct. 12.

ALT The image has an orange background with bold white text reading, "OCTOBER is National Bullying Prevention Month.

ALT The image contains text promoting anti-bullying messages from PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center. The text reads: "What you do today impacts someone's tomorrow. Bullying is not only devastating while it's happening, it can hurt for a lifetime." The bottom includes logos of Tempe and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center.

ALT Text graphic promoting bullying prevention. It reads: "Share Kindness + Promote Acceptance + Encourage Inclusion = Bullying Prevention." At the bottom, it features logos for Tempe and PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center.

ALT A diverse group of people stand together, some holding hands, near colorful flowers. The text reads: "Tempe Community Health and Human Services. With Survivors Always." Beneath, it says "Resilience. Growth. Strength through community." with purple ribbons on either side.

ALT Damaged and charred batteries are shown against a gritty background. Large text reads, "THESE USED TO BE BATTERIES." Below, text states they were ejected from a charging device during a real Tempe fire.

ALT Charred headphones and a damaged electronic device lie on the ground. The seal of the Tempe Fire Department is visible. Text on the image discusses a fire caused by electrical issues with multiple devices plugged into power strips and adapters.

ALT A damaged, burned charging cable is depicted on a concrete surface. The top right corner features the Tempe Fire Department logo. Bold text reads "CHARGE SAFELY," and smaller text advises, "Use the charger that came with your device or one approved by the manufacturer.

ALT A person holds a smartphone displaying safety tips for charging devices, emphasizing using a flat surface, unplugging when fully charged, and stopping use if it gets hot or smells unusual. The Tempe Fire Department logo is visible at the bottom.