Tucson Parks And Recreation To Host Free Open House Tomorrow At Randolph Recreation Center - Join Tucson Parks and Recreation for an open house at Randolph Recreation Center (200 S. Alvernon Way), tomorrow, Sept. 20, and Wednesday Sept. 21, from 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m., both days. Tour the facility, meet the staff, participate in a weight room orientation, and view the leisure classes offered for all ages, including senior programming. Other free activities include badminton, pickleball, and basketball. Visit the website linked below for more details on activity times. Refreshments will be available, and each adult will receive a workout towel.
Randolph Recreation Center
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Take Part In The Bike Riding Challenge - Join the City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM) in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by participating in the Unidos en Bici Challenge. Use the free PeopleForBikes Ride Spot app and challenge yourself to ride a bike 30 miles between now and Oct. 15. The challenge period began on Sept. 15. Those who complete the challenge will receive a "Unidos en Bici" patch through PeopleForBikes. Commute to the office with a coworker, or cruise to a cafecito by bike to get closer to completing the challenge. Help reduce air pollution, combat climate change, and utilize Tucson's growing network of bicycle infrastructure that promotes vibrant communities and safer streets for all.
Unidos en Bici Challenge
PeopleForBikes Ride Spot app

Clean Alleys Make Safe Alleys (Video) - Every day, we enjoy the comfort of knowing our utilities, our modes of communication, and our ability to call 911 will be available when we need them. Clean alleys ensure a swift emergency response when needed. This is where utility companies and public safety need your help. Residents are responsible for cleaning and maintaining the alleys behind their homes, from the fence to the middle of the alley and adjacent sidewalks to the edge of the pavement. In the videos linked below, homeowners get a quick guide on the importance of maintaining their alleys.
Watch the video (English)
Watch the video (Spanish)

Tucson Water Rebate Programs - Customers can apply online for residential clothes washer and premium high-efficiency toilet rebates. This means no more paper and quicker processing times. You can apply at the link below. As of July 1, the residential toilet rebate increased to $100 per premium high-efficiency toilet for homes and buildings constructed before 2011. These toilets must have a "MaP Premium" rating and flush at a maximum of 1.1 gallons per flush (gpf). The clothes washer rebate now provides customers a $200 rebate only when replacing a top-load machine with a front-load clothes washer from the qualifying product list. Customers replacing a front-load machine or new customers not replacing a machine will be eligible for a $100 rebate. For questions, email [email protected], or call (520) 791-4331.
Apply online for a rebate
Tucson Water
"MaP Premium" ratings (PDF)

How To Report Transportation Concerns - Is there a pothole you'd like to see filled? Is a street sign missing? Is a tree limb hanging too close over a roadway or sidewalk? You can report these issues to the City of Tucson's Department of Transportation and Mobility, (520) 791-3154, or email the exact location to[email protected].
Department of Transportation and Mobility