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Steph Bracken retweeted
Unofficial election results are posted at Phoenix.gov/Results & Results.Maricopa.Vote. The County continues to tabulate ballots for the #PHX Council Election for Districts 2, 4, 6 & 8. Results will be updated as they are available.
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Today is Election Day in @CityofPhoenixAZ!
Voting locations are open from 6 a.m. - 7 p.m. for the #PHX Council Election for Districts 2, 4, 6 & 8.
To find a voting location visit Locations.Maricopa.Vote.
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Flags at City of Phoenix buildings have been lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on October 29, in honor of the death of workers’ rights leader Dolores Huerta.
She passed away Wednesday at age 96. A longtime labor leader and co-founder of the United Farm Workers, Huerta’s advocacy changed the lives and working conditions of countless farm workers in Arizona and California.
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The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce a partnership with Arizona apparel brand State Forty Eight to release a limited-edition Take a Hike. Do it Right. t-shirt. This collaboration aims to raise awareness about safe hiking practices and highlight the importance of preparedness on Phoenix’s desert trails.
Beginning October 26, the t-shirt will be available for pre-order, with $5 from every sale donated directly to the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department’s Take a Hike. Do it Right. hiking safety campaign. The funds will support the City’s ongoing effort to increase education and community engagement focused on preventing heat-related and emergency hiking incidents.
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Reminder: Tuesday, Oct. 27, is the last recommended day to return your early ballot by mail for the #PHX Nov. 3, 2026 election. For more information, visit the #PHXNewsroom: phoenix.gov/newsroom/city-cl… #Vote
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The community is invited to attend this annual event that recognizes and celebrates individuals and organizations that advocate for accessibility and inclusivity. Spots are limited, register today!
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Chiricahua National Monument has officially been redesignated as a national park, becoming America’s 64th national park.
Known as the “Wonderland of Rocks,” this spectacular Arizona landscape was shaped by massive volcanic eruptions and years of erosion, creating the towering rock pinnacles that define Chiricahua today.
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It's Wear Purple Day, and the City of Phoenix is showing its true color by supporting survivors and spreading the word about domestic violence resources. Show us how you wear purple! #EndDVinAZ
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On Wednesday, October 7, early ballots will be mailed to voters on the Active Early Voting List (AEVL) for the upcoming City of Phoenix Council Election.
In this election, eligible registered Phoenix voters in Council Districts 2, 4, 6, and 8 will decide on electing Council Members for a regular four-year term beginning April 19, 2027.
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City of Phoenix Assistant City Manager Lori Bays has been named a winner of the 2026 Women Achievers of Arizona Awards by the Arizona Capitol Times. This honor recognizes her nearly three decades of public sector leadership and exceptional impact on the nation’s fifth-largest city.
Bays oversees more than a dozen departments and a workforce of over 10,000 of the City’s 15,000 employees, guiding essential services for Phoenix’s 1.7 million residents. Her career has been defined by major policy advancements in public safety reform, workforce investment, emergency response modernization, homelessness solutions, and worker health protections. Her leadership on these initiatives has shaped Phoenix’s trajectory over the past decade.
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Maybe you heard the news this week about a new PHX terminal on the horizon. That got us thinking about the last new terminal we built. Peep Terminal 4, which was approved by the Phoenix City Council in 1986, and opened in November 1990 with five concourses and 44 gates.
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Have you ever wanted to learn about what’s going on with all of the construction projects @PHXSkyHarbor? With Taxiway U, the new north concourse in Terminal 3, and the future West Terminal, there is always something new developing at the airport.
You can learn about all these projects, plus the long-range Comprehensive Asset Management Plan: bit.ly/4ivWT1O
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📣 Now launching: Destination PHX 2050. ✈️Plus, @americanair announced as primary carrier for future West Terminal. skyharbor.com/about-phx/news…
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More than 200 hikers annually are rescued from @PhoenixParks and preserves. During the hot summer months, hiking can be extremely dangerous.
Please note: Phoenix is currently under an Extreme Heat Warning which means select trails are restricted from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
If you choose to adventure outdoors, plan ahead and stay safe. Take a Hike, Do it Right. ⛰️🥾⚠️ – at Phoenix, AZ
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The U.S. Department of the Interior and Bureau of Reclamation finalized the Record of Decision and 2027–2028 Operating Guidelines for the Colorado River, establishing a 10-year decision framework and significant reductions in Lower Basin water deliveries beginning in 2027.
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Today we celebrate the seniors who strengthen our community! The City of Phoenix is proud to support seniors through programs that foster independence, connection, and wellbeing.
From senior centers and social activities to home‑delivered meals, transportation support, and more, find helpful resources at phoenix.gov/families
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Extreme heat affects everyone, no matter how experienced you are. When temperatures climb, your body works overtime to cool itself, and dehydration can set in fast. ⛰️⚠️
The Trail Heat Safety Program restricts select trails in Phoenix from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on days when the National Weather Service issues an Extreme Heat Warning.
Stay safe. Take a Hike, Do it Right.
🔗: Phoenix.gov/HikingSafety
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We’re looking at every opportunity to address Phoenix’s heat, including the pavement we drive on every day.
Regular asphalt absorbs heat and makes Phoenix even hotter. That’s why we launched our Cool Pavement Program. An ASU study found that it can lower pavement surface temperatures by up to 12°F at noon.
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Every second counts to secure our water future. 💧
The first of three Pure Water Phoenix projects is well underway. And this is what investing in next gen infrastructure looks like.
The Cave Creek Road Water Reclamation Plant will be the site of the City's first Advanced Water Purification Facility — capable of producing nearly 7 million gallons of purified drinking water each day — enough water to serve 25,000 households.
🔗 Phoenix.gov/CaveCreek
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Passing the phone across our City of Phoenix team for @ELGL50 #CityHallSelfie Day!
From public safety to public works and everything in between, teamwork makes the City shine 📱✨