Pima County’s FYI Newsletter January 9, 2026
Monitoring rain, Health’s relay race, expanded Transition Center services, and other news from Pima County.
Category: Recent News
Recent local news.
Wes Miller Park Update
Come down and explore the park’s refurbished trails — easier to follow and more to see. From the parking and picnic areas, follow the green and blue trails north (upstream), or follow the green, blue, and red trails south (downstream). …
The Straight Poop on Poop
Your dog needs to poop. You need to clean it up. We often get emails from neighbors who want us to remind folks to clean up after their family members. You care about your dog enough to walk them. Care …
Culvert Replacement Work
On Sunrise Drive at the Espero Wash, a culvert will be replaced from January to August of this year. This is the County’s announcement of that activity.
Shifts in U.S. Economy
This is an interesting report from the U.S. Census Bureau. Like most valid reporting, it confirms what we have all seen already.
January Water Matters
City of Tucson Water provides our water here in Hidden Valley. Water matters to us, so it is helpful to see the world from the view of City of Tucson Water.
Pima Co. “For Your Information” Newsletter
A review of 2025 in Pima County upstages our new District 1 Blog from Supervisor Rex Scott. Several other interesting articles as well.
Celebratory Smoke can harm health
This alert from Pima County explains how our fire-based celebrations can harm vulnerable folks.
COVID calm but Flu ramping up.
Arizona’s Respiratory Virus Report for Week 50 of 2025 shows the flu to be ramping, but not so much COVID-19 or RSV. See the details here.
Pima Co. approves 20-year parks plan
This article announces the 20-year parks and recreation master plan just approved by the Pima County Board of Supervisors.