Scottsdale City Council has adopted the city's fiscal year 2026/27 budget, a fiscally conservative spending plan that prioritizes the services and infrastructure residents rely on every day while maintaining Scottsdale's strong financial foundation.

After nearly three decades helping shape the infrastructure of Scottsdale, Thyra Ryden-Diaz is stepping into a new role at a pivotal moment for water in the Southwest.

Ever wondered what happens inside a police crime lab, how Scottsdale prepares for emergencies, where the city’s water comes from or what it takes to prosecute a criminal case?

Scottsdale has long planned for drought conditions through its Drought Management Plan, a framework designed to guide the city’s response if regional water shortages affect supplies delivered through the Central Arizona Project canal system.

Scottsdale news for the week of June 8, 2026

Summer is heating up in Scottsdale, and so is the excitement in Old Town. June Days returns throughout the month of June, offering residents and visitors a chance to explore exclusive events, limited-time promotions and summer-only discounts at local businesses.

This “Truth in Taxation” hearing notice regarding the City of Scottsdale primary property tax levy is being published as required by Arizona state law in the Arizona Republic on Saturday May 23, 2026 and Saturday May 30, 2026.

Scottsdale news for the week of June 1, 2026

Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this June.

Scottsdale City Council recently approved the city’s updated Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan, advancing a long-term strategy to improve accessibility across city facilities, parks, sidewalks, transit areas and digital services.