Mayor Kate Gallego

America’s friendliest airport just got more accessible for low vision travelers. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is partnering with ReBokeh Vision Technologies to offer free, unlimited access to assistive technology for travelers and staff. More from KTAR News 92.3 ⬇️
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Juneteenth is an opportunity to honor the enduring fight for freedom, reflect on our history, and look ahead to the future we’re building together.

See Juneteenth events and discounted admission offers at Phoenix museums. Phoenix New Times ⬇️

Juneteenth Phoenix 2026: Festivals, celebrations and events around the Valley Check out these cultural event, festivals and community gatherings throughout the Valley.

Bring Your Child to Work Day is one of the best days of the year at City Hall. Many kids got a firsthand look at the work their parents do to serve our community, and my son especially enjoyed seeing the fire truck. 🚒

Chief Ruben Ortega, the first Hispanic Phoenix Police Department chief, led our police department with professionalism and integrity and I’m grateful that he made fighting domestic violence one of his highest priorities. We are thankful for him and his service to our community.

We are saddened to share the passing of former Phoenix Police Chief Ruben B. Ortega.

Chief Ortega joined the department in 1960, was appointed Chief on February 25, 1980 and led the organization until his retirement on June 11, 1991. Under his leadership, the department earned CALEA accreditation, and his impact extended nationwide. He served as president of the Major Cities Chiefs Association, was appointed by President George H.W. Bush to the Commission on Model State Drug Laws and contributed to federal efforts addressing domestic violence. His legacy lives on through the many leaders he mentored, including police chiefs who went on to serve major cities across the country.

Learn more about Chief Ortega’s career at phoenixpolicemuseum.org/our-chiefs.

602 Day was a blast. I enjoyed visiting so many businesses across our city. During all of it though, something extra fun emerged.

A community member at the Phoenix Zoo gifted me a 602 Day rock, and I brought it to Fair Trade Cafe. They passed along a coffee for the Arizona Science Center, and from there, a gift chain took off.

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We just unanimously passed the 2030 Food Action Plan, advancing our goal of ensuring every resident has access to healthy and affordable food.

It outlines actions to expand access to fresh food, support local businesses and our food system, and reduce waste.

Mayor Gallego, City Council Adopt 2030 Food Action Plan PHOENIX -- Today, Mayor Kate Gallego and the Phoenix City Council adopted the 2030 Food Action Plan, a roadmap to achieve the City’s goal of healthy...

We want to ensure Sky Harbor remains one of the best airports in the country. That means prioritizing safety. The City Council and I approved funding to purchase dozens more transponders to improve tarmac safety by keeping vehicles off active runways.

Phoenix approves funding for more transponders to improve Sky Harbor tarmac safety Phoenix Sky Harbor is purchasing dozens more transponders to improve tarmac safety by keeping vehicles off active runways.