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Innovation and real-time data are driving Scottsdale’s success in keeping roads safe and traffic moving. During the Nov. 3 City Council work study session, staff highlighted how the city’s Traffic Management Center and photo enforcement program work together to deliver measurable safety results, earning national recognition for

Scottsdale news for the week of Nov. 10, 2025

Banners along Drinkwater Blvd honor Scottsdale veterans in the fourth annual Scottsdale Salutes program by the Veterans Advisory Commission. The displays celebrate local service members and run from Osborn to Scottsdale Rd through Nov. 17.

Scottsdale’s event season heats up this month with two major happenings debuting at Scottsdale Civic Center - the Dreamy Draw Music Festival and Every Woman’s Marathon - bringing music, movement and community spirit to the heart of Old Town.

Scottsdale news for the week of Nov. 3, 2025

Construction will begin next year on a voter-approved bond project to add solar shade canopies to Scottsdale City Hall’s parking lot - a sustainable improvement that will provide both energy savings and community benefits.

Scottsdale Airport will host a public workshop to share the next round of sections on its Master Plan -- a long-term planning document that guides future development and ensures the airport continues to serve the community safely and efficiently.

The Scottsdale City Council has updated city code to strengthen protections against secondhand smoke and vapor in public spaces.

Construction of a new storm drain that will improve stormwater collection and prevent flooding near the Scottsdale/Tempe border, is set to begin Nov. 3.