Tolleson to vote on $5.4M 91st Ave pedestrian bridge — Oct 5–20

City Council — October 13, 2026

• Approve Second Amendment to the Agreement for Design-Build Services between the City of Tolleson and Haydon Companies, LLC for the 91st Avenue Pedestrian Bridge Project... Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of $5,447,758.65 for construction of the 91st Avenue Pedestrian Bridge.: Tolleson is set to approve a second amendment with Haydon Companies, LLC that sets a guaranteed maximum price of $5,447,758.65 to build the 91st Avenue pedestrian bridge. The work adds drainage improvements, elevator towers, and mechanical and electrical rooms, and construction is expected to start in December 2026. View item

Goodyear City Council — October 05, 2026

• RESOLUTION APPROVING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT (IGA) WITH CITY OF GLENDALE FOR CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF A TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT COTTON LANE AND CAMELBACK ROAD (CIP #42080): Goodyear would approve Resolution No. 2026-2540 for an agreement with Glendale to build, operate, and maintain a traffic signal at Cotton Lane and Camelback Road (CIP #42080). The agreement covers the signal's construction, operation, and maintenance. View item

Scottsdale City Council — October 06, 2026

• Construction Manager at Risk Construction Services Contract for Scottsdale Airport Runway 3-21 Pavement Preservation Project: Scottsdale would pay J. Banicki Construction, Inc. up to $783,980.54 (Contract No. 2026-143-COS) to preserve the pavement on Runway 3-21 at Scottsdale Airport, at 15000 N. Airport Drive, under Resolution No. 13758. View item
• Airport Rules and Regulations and Airpark Rules and Regulations Code Amendment: Scottsdale would adopt Ordinance No. 4721 to move its Airport Rules and Airpark Rules into the city code, including updated rules for where aircraft may stage and park that follow FAA-approved standards. A companion resolution (No. 13787) declares the rules public records filed with the City Clerk. View item

Scottsdale City Council — October 06, 2026

• Boards, Commissions, and Committees 2025 Annual Report Presentations: Council would hear 2025 annual reports from city boards, including the Airport Advisory Commission and the Transportation Commission/Paths and Trails Subcommittee, covering accomplishments, challenges, and coming opportunities. View item

Phoenix City Council — October 07, 2026

• Traffic Signal Visibility; Three Intersections, Phoenix (RSAP/HSIP Traffic Signal Visibility Three Locations) - Design-Bid-Build Services - ST89320171 (Ordinance S-53252) - Districts 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8: Phoenix would authorize design-bid-build services to improve traffic signal visibility at three intersections under a highway safety program (Ordinance S-53252), covering Districts 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8. View item
• Authorization to Enter Into an Easement Agreement with 701 N. Central Owner, LLC for the use of Real Property for Valley Metro Rail, Inc. (Ordinance S-53234) - District 7: Phoenix would enter an easement agreement with 701 N. Central Owner, LLC for the use of real property by Valley Metro Rail, Inc. (Ordinance S-53234) in District 7. View item
• Thermoplastic Pavement Marking Raw Material Contract - IFB-26-0348 - Request for Award (Ordinance S-53226) - Citywide: Phoenix would award a contract (IFB-26-0348) for thermoplastic pavement marking material used for lane striping and other road markings citywide. View item
• American Airlines Cargo Transfer Point Land Lease (Ordinance S-53226) - District 8: Phoenix would lease airport land to American Airlines for a cargo transfer point in District 8. View item
• Baggage Handling Controls System Design, Programming, and Integration Services Contract - RFA 25-025 - Amendment (Ordinance S-53226) - District 8: Phoenix would amend a contract (RFA 25-025) for design, programming, and integration services on the airport's baggage handling control system in District 8. View item
• Baggage Handling System Operation, Maintenance and Repair Services - RFP 19-008 - Amendment (Ordinance S-53226) - District 8: Phoenix would amend a contract (RFP 19-008) for operation, maintenance, and repair of the airport's baggage handling system in District 8. View item
• Passenger Boarding Bridges Maintenance and Repair Services Contract - AVN RFP 23-035 - Amendment (Ordinance S-53237) - District 8: Phoenix would amend a contract (AVN RFP 23-035) to maintain and repair passenger boarding bridges at the airport in District 8. View item
• Southwest Airlines Cargo Transfer Point Land Lease (Ordinance S-53226) - District 8: Phoenix would lease airport land to Southwest Airlines for a cargo transfer point in District 8. View item
• Abandonment of Right-of-Way - ABND 230053 - 1st Avenue and Riverside Avenue (Resolution 22397) - District 7: Phoenix would abandon three pieces of old street right-of-way at 1st Avenue and Riverside Avenue in District 7 — a 20-foot strip, a 30-foot stretch of Riverside Avenue, and a 60-by-30-foot corner section (Resolution 22397). The applicant, 3402 1st Ave., LLC and PDH Properties LLC, wants the right-of-way cleared so it can develop the property. View item
• Abandonment of Right-of-Way - ABND 230055 - Harrison Street, between 7th Avenue and 9th Avenue (Resolution 22396) - District 7: Phoenix would abandon a 60-foot-wide right-of-way north of Harrison Street between 9th Avenue and 7th Avenue in District 7 (Resolution 22396). Council upheld the hearing officer's conditional approval on June 12, 2024, and the applicant later paid a $390 extension fee. View item
• Permit, License, Utility, and Land Use Agreement Authorization for Paradise Ridge Flood Control Project (Ordinance S-53248) - District 2: Phoenix would authorize the permit, license, utility, and land use agreements for the Paradise Ridge Flood Control Project in District 2 (Ordinance S-53248). View item

Chandler City Council — October 12, 2026

• Resolution No. 6046 - Authorizing Airport Improvement Grant with FAA for the Design of Airfield Electrical Improvements: Chandler would retroactively accept a Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Grant of up to $118,750 to design airfield electrical improvements at Chandler Municipal Airport (Resolution No. 6046). The FAA covers 95% of the design cost, with the city and the Arizona Department of Transportation splitting the 5% match. View item
• Introduction and Tentative Adoption of Ordinance No. 5175 - Power Distribution Easement at the Chandler Municipal Airport: Chandler would grant Salt River Project (SRP) a power distribution easement at no cost to serve the Mathew Aircraft Hanger at the northwest corner of Ryan Road and Stinson Way (Ordinance No. 5175). The easement covers 2,240.20 square feet, about 0.10 acre. View item
• Resolution No. 6028 - License Agreement with Alluvion Communications for Underground Fiber in City Rights-of-Way: Chandler would grant Gila Local Exchange Carrier, Inc., doing business as Alluvion Communications, a license to install, operate, and maintain underground fiber optic cable in the city's public rights-of-way (Resolution No. 6028). View item
• Resolution No. 6047 - Grant Agreement with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety for the Federal Fiscal Year 2027: Chandler would accept a Governor's Office of Highway Safety grant of up to $51,026 for the Fire Department's child safety seat program in federal fiscal year 2027 (Resolution No. 6047). The plan is 36 car seat clinics, four newly trained technicians, and more than 1,000 seats checked or installed, with up to 160 free seats for low-income families. View item
• Construction Agreement for the Alleyway Rehab Dust Emissions Reduction Phase III: Chandler would approve a construction agreement for Alleyway Rehab Dust Emissions Reduction Phase III (city project ST2310.401; federal number CHN-0(256)D; ADOT number T0555-01C). The engineer's estimate is between $4,500,000 and $5,500,000. View item

Chandler Airport Commission — October 14, 2026

• Airport Conflict Evaluation: PLH26-0022 Hamstra Crossing Northwest Corner of McQueen Road and Germann Road.: Chandler's Airport Commission would send an Airport Conflict Evaluation — a check for whether nearby buildings could interfere with flights — to the Zoning Administrator and City Council with a finding of 'no conflict with airport uses' for Hamstra Crossing at the northwest corner of McQueen Road and Germann Road. The project combines a gas station and convenience store, a car wash, and four RV storage buildings: about 102,821 square feet of building space at heights under 32 feet, roughly half a mile from the airport property line. View item
• Monthly Noise Report: Staff would report on September 2026 airport noise: five households made seven reports — four about noise, one about a low-flying aircraft, and two about traffic — and two of the households were repeat callers. View item

Chandler Airport Commission — October 14, 2026

• Airport Conflict Evaluation: PLH-26-0022 Hamstra Crossing Northwest Corner of McQueen Road and Germann Road.: The Airport Commission would take up the same Hamstra Crossing airport conflict evaluation in its Oct. 14 study session. View item

Flagstaff City Council — October 06, 2026

• Consideration and Approval of Contract: Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement between the City of Flagstaff and BNSF Railway Company for real property required for the Rio de Flag and Lone Tree Overpass Projects.: Flagstaff would approve a real estate purchase and sale agreement with BNSF Railway Company for property it needs for the Rio de Flag and Lone Tree Overpass projects. View item
• Consideration and Approval of Contract: Ratify Grant Agreement between the City of Flagstaff and the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for the construction of a Snow Removal Equipment Building (SREB) - Phase 3.: Flagstaff would ratify a grant agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration for the third phase of a Snow Removal Equipment Building at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport. The building houses the equipment the airport uses to clear snow. View item
• Consideration and Adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-22: An ordinance authorizing the acquisition of real property interests necessary for the Fanning Wash Culvert at Steves Blvd Project: Flagstaff would adopt Ordinance No. 2026-22 to acquire the property rights it needs for the Fanning Wash culvert at Steves Boulevard, delegating authority for later steps and setting an effective date. View item
• Consideration and Approval of Contract: Inner Basin Waterline Roadway and Critical Water Infrastructure Project: Flagstaff would approve a contract for the Inner Basin waterline, roadway, and critical water infrastructure project, which pairs roadwork with work on a key water line. View item

Flagstaff City Council — October 20, 2026

• Consideration and Adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-22: An ordinance authorizing the acquisition of real property interests necessary for the Fanning Wash Culvert at Steves Blvd Project: Flagstaff's draft Oct. 20 agenda again lists Ordinance No. 2026-22, the property acquisition for the Fanning Wash culvert at Steves Boulevard. View item
• Consideration and Approval of Contract: Ailevon Pacific Aviation Consulting - Air Service Development Consulting Services: Flagstaff would hire Ailevon Pacific Aviation Consulting for air service development work — efforts to attract and keep airline flights at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport. View item
• Consideration of Appointments: Airport Commission: Flagstaff would fill a seat on its Airport Commission, the board that reviews airport operations and planning. View item

Apache Junction City Council — October 05, 2026

• Resolution 26-41 - GOHS FFY2027: Apache Junction would accept $83,800 in Governor's Office of Highway Safety grants for federal fiscal year 2027 (Resolution No. 26-41): $40,000 for DUI enforcement overtime, $25,000 for traffic enforcement overtime, $11,800 for pedestrian and bicycle safety, and $7,000 for occupant protection. View item

Apache Junction City Council — October 06, 2026

• Old West Highway Overlay- Sunland Award Oct2026: Apache Junction would award Sunland Asphalt & Construction up to $1,257,020.08, including a 10% contingency, to mill and repave Old West Highway from Idaho Road to Tomahawk Road (project HFS26-01). The work is paid for with Pinal County half-cent road tax money and is expected to take about five days with single-lane closures. View item
• Lost Dutchman Reconstruction- Sunland Award Oct2026: Apache Junction would award Sunland Asphalt & Construction a contract to rebuild Lost Dutchman Boulevard from Ironwood Drive to Meridian Drive with new bike lanes (project HFS26-14). The agreement sets a contract sum of $1,230,103.16, while the staff memo lists a not-to-exceed of $1,353,113.47 including 10% contingency. View item

Surprise City Council — October 06, 2026

• District 4 - Consideration and action pertaining to the immediate formation of a street lighting improvement district known for the purpose of purchasing facilities and energy for lighting the public streets; Resolution 2026-135.: Surprise would form a street lighting improvement district in District 4 so it can buy the equipment and energy needed to light public streets (Resolution 2026-135). View item

Yuma City Council — October 07, 2026

• Conveyance of Las Palmeras Subdivision Right-of-Way to Yuma County: Yuma would declare right-of-way in the Las Palmeras Subdivision surplus and convey it to Yuma County by quitclaim deed (Ordinance O2026-026), keeping easements for existing city water and sewer lines. The county would take over ownership and maintenance. View item

Buckeye City Council — October 06, 2026

• Council to take action on Ordinance No. 22-26 approving the transfer of certain rights-of-way and: Buckeye would approve Ordinance No. 22-26 to take over a roughly 606-foot stretch of Van Buren Street west of Sun Valley Parkway — about 57,703 square feet, or 1.33 acres — from Maricopa County under a state law that lets cities and counties transfer roads by agreement. The transfer clears the way for the QuikTrip #1507 development to build the roadway and utilities. View item
• Council to take action to ratify and approve the submission of a $393,500 "Certified Street: Buckeye would ratify an application for a $393,500 Maricopa Association of Governments street sweeper grant — $366,400 requested from MAG with a $27,100 city match — to replace an 8-year-old sweeper and expand sweeping routes. The old sweeper has been out of service 16% of the past year and is currently out of service after a semi-truck hit it. View item