Welcome to the March 24 issue of Under the Dome – a twice-monthly newsletter from Pima County Administrator Jan Lesher
Read what our Pima County Administrator would like you to know…
Category: Past News
Short snippets of news affecting Hidden Valley Estates and the surrounding area. Where possible, we will include photos, links to related sites, and other information to allow viewers to independently verify posts.
March 24 PCFYI: Creating workforce of the future, small business awards and quieter gardening equipment
As news from Pima County, For Your Information is presented here for your information. Or you can visit the Pima County website directly, if you prefer…
How old are your pipes?
Today, March 21st, a sudden construction project appeared in our neighborhood. Traffic at the corner of Moonstone and Rockgate came to three-way stoplight control as Tucson Water repaired what the job foreman reported as a 1-1/2-inch galvanized pipe that, after …
Age Distribution in Hidden Valley
Knowing who we are is to some large extent knowing what ages we are, and how this is changing over time. A population with many young children may need more focus on childcare, one with many teenagers may need to …
Feelin’ Groovy? Well, slow down, you move too fast…
Folks, our neighbors to the north, in Sabino Town and Country Estates, are asking that when you motor down Coronado Drive between Sabino Canyon Road and Webster Avenue, you remember to drive with residential speed and caution — children and …
Feelin’ Groovy? Well, slow down, you move too fast… Read more »
Biosphere2: We can Thank a Black Horticulturist for Our Freight Farm ?
The attached email from Biosphere 2 is nice — it gives a glimpse into the lives of three people and how they contributed to the world.
Notices of Value issued for Tax Year 2024
Pima County sent this very informative Notices of Value issued for Tax Year 2024. (Link takes you to the Pima County site.)
Pima County “Under the Dome” Feb. 17 Issue
The latest newsletter from our Pima County Administrator.
The Watershed Management Group is working for you — why not work with them?
Watershed Management Group (WMG) develops community-based solutions to ensure the long-term prosperity of people and health of the environment. They provide people with the knowledge, skills, and resources for sustainable livelihoods. WMG has an active schedule of events, for everything …
The Watershed Management Group is working for you — why not work with them? Read more »