CITY OF TUCSON AND PIMA COUNTY HOST JOB FAIR TOMORROW - Are you motivated by serving your community and interested in working for local government? If so, you don't want to miss the collaborative City of Tucson/Pima County job fair tomorrow, July 14, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., at the Kino Event Center, 2805 E. Ajo Way. Both jurisdictions are hiring for multiple positions across multiple departments. The City of Tucson offers competitive wages, paid holidays, a generous health insurance plan, and a stable pension. You can apply for any of our jobs online and learn more about the job fair by following the links below.
City of Tucson jobs
Job fair information

SUN TRAN OPEN HOUSES CONTINUE - Sun Tran is hosting a series of open house events where the public can learn about and provide feedback on transit policies and fares. The next meeting will be held today, July 13, from 5-6 p.m., at Miller Golf Links Library, 9640 E. Golf Links Road. There will be another meeting tomorrow, July 14, from 5:30-6:30 p.m., at the Ward 1 Council Office, 940 W. Alameda St. A virtual meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 21. Spanish and English-speaking representatives will be available at the meetings.
Meeting information
Fares survey

READ THE LATEST TUCSON DELIVERS PROGRESS REPORT - Follow the progress of the voter-approved Tucson Delivers - Proposition 101: Safer City, Better Streets half-cent sales tax program; and Proposition 407: Parks + Connections Bond program. Of the $250 million projected to be collected from the Proposition 101 half-cent sales tax (2018-2022), $100 million is dedicated to the Better Streets initiative, with 40 percent dedicated to neighborhood street improvements. The Safer City initiative provides $150 million for vehicles, equipment, and facilities for the Tucson Fire and Police departments. The Parks + Connections Bond (2019-2028) provides $225 million to improve City park amenities, including playgrounds, sports fields, pools, and splash pads. Connection projects include greenways and shared-use paths, pedestrian safety and walkability, and bicycle boulevards. Learn about the goals of Tucson Delivers and the specific projects being completed by visiting the website and English or Spanish newsletters linked below.
Tucson Delivers 2nd Quarter newsletter
Tucson Delivers Novedades del 2do trimestre
Tucson Delivers

TUCSON PARKS AND RECREATION CELEBRATES PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH BY RECOGNIZING CONTRIBUTION TO YOUTH EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES (VIDEO) - July is National Park and Recreation Month and the National Recreation and Park Association and Tucson Parks and Recreation are bringing attention to how important it is to support parks and recreation. Every day, park and recreation professionals show up for their communities in service of equity, climate readiness, and overall health and well-being. Park and recreation agencies across the country are among the biggest employers of youth. This summer, Tucson Parks and Recreation employs 99 young adults in essential positions, not only for the community, but as a jumping-off point for their careers. Those jobs include lifeguards and recreation workers for summer camps and the Ready, Set, Rec! program.
Tucson Parks and Recreation
Watch a video about lifeguards

SIGN UP FOR SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL -Tucson Parks and Recreation is accepting registrations for the Fall Adult Slowpitch Softball Leagues from now until Friday, July 22. You can register online at the website linked below or in person at the Sports Unit, 920 S. Randolph Way. Call the Sports Unit at (520) 791-4870 for more information and other registration options. The season begins Monday, Aug. 8.
Registration
Adult Slowpitch Softball Leagues
Tucson Parks and Recreation