Mesa weighs $8M MAG share for Country Club Drive rebuild — Oct 26–Nov 4

Mesa City Council — October 26, 2026

• Approving and authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Project Agreement with the Maricopa Association of Governments for reimbursement under the Arterial Life Cycle Program for the Country Club Drive: U.S. 60 to Southern Avenue Project. The total project cost is estimated at $11,408,112, with the City of Mesa eligible for 70% reimbursement of eligible costs, up to $7,985,678, resulting in an estimated City of Mesa share of $3,422,434. (District 4): Council would approve a project agreement with the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), the regional planning agency, to rebuild Country Club Drive between U.S. 60 and Southern Avenue. The $11,408,112 project gets 70% reimbursement from MAG up to $7,985,678, leaving an estimated city share of $3,422,434 for new pavement, accessible sidewalks and ramps, modern signals, raised medians and a signalized pedestrian crossing about 850 feet south of Southern Avenue, in Council District 4. View item
• Approving and authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Development Agreement with MGC Pure Chemicals America, Inc. primarily to defer certain roadway improvements on the north side of Pecos Road, west of Mountain Road, related to an expansion of MGC Pure Chemicals America, Inc.'s manufacturing facility located on the real property at the northwest corner of Pecos Road and Mountain Road. (District 6): Mesa would let MGC Pure Chemicals America, Inc. delay required curb, gutter, sidewalk and streetlight work on the north side of Pecos Road west of Mountain Road while a rail spur is designed to cross the same stretch. The company is expanding its plant on 26 acres at the northwest corner of Pecos Road and Mountain Road; the deferral ends at the first rail-spur permit, after five years, or when the city manager ends it, and the road work must then finish within one year. View item
• Approving and authorizing the City Manager to enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Flood Control District of Maricopa County (FCDMC) for construction, construction management, operation, and maintenance of the Pecos Road Basins and Storm Drain Improvements Project. The IGA will authorize a cost share of expenditures not to exceed a total of $17,800,000. The City's responsibility will be fifty percent (50%), up to $8,900,000, and FCDMC will be responsible for the remaining fifty percent (50%), up to $8,900,000. This project is funded by Local Streets Sales Tax. (District 6): Mesa would split a $17,800,000 flood-control project with the Flood Control District of Maricopa County, each side paying up to $8,900,000, to build basins and storm drains along Pecos Road from the Meridian Road alignment to Ellsworth Road. The system would carry at least a 10-year storm to the Ellsworth Channel, which the city says will increase roadway access during rain events. The project is paid from the Local Streets Sales Tax. View item
• Three-Year Term Contract with Two-Year Renewal Options for Traffic Signal LED Replacement Services for the Transportation Department (Citywide): Mesa would award a three-year contract, with two renewal years, to B & F Contracting, Inc. of Phoenix for citywide traffic signal LED replacement, up to $239,417 a year. Replacing aging red, yellow and green lights on schedule keeps the city's 522 traffic signals bright and working for drivers and people on foot. View item
• Three-Year Term Contract with Two-Year Renewal Options for LED Modules for Traffic Control Signals for the Transportation Department (Citywide): Council would buy LED modules for signal heads and school-zone flashers from AM Signal, LLC of Centennial, Colorado, up to $206,000 a year for three years with two renewal years. AM Signal's $190,154.50 bid was lowest of five; the city maintains 522 traffic signals and 20 school-zone flasher systems. View item
• Three-Year Term Contract with Two-Year Renewal Options for Storm Drain Pump and Maintenance Repair for the Transportation and Facilities Management Departments (Single Response) (Citywide): Mesa would award a three-year contract, with two renewal years, to RediPump, LLC of Avondale for storm drain pump maintenance and repair, up to $700,000 a year. Only one proposal came in; the pumps manage stormwater and circulate water through heating and cooling systems in city buildings. View item

Mesa City Council — November 02, 2026

• Approving and authorizing the City Manager to enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Town of Queen Creek (Town) and Maricopa County (County) to establish the transfer of jurisdiction over right-of-way associated with improvements to the Sossaman Road and Germann Road intersection and the Union Pacific Railroad at-grade crossing. The Town will be solely responsible for all acquisition-related expenses, at no cost or financial obligation to the City or County. (District 6): Mesa, Maricopa County and Queen Creek would sign an agreement to shift right-of-way control around the Sossaman Road and Germann Road intersection and the Union Pacific at-grade crossing. Queen Creek would be the lead agency, pay all property acquisition costs with no financial obligation for Mesa or the county, construct the project, and then operate and maintain the intersection and traffic signal. View item
• Approving and authorizing the City Manager to enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Flood Control District of Maricopa County (FCDMC) for construction, construction management, operation, and maintenance of the Pecos Road Basins and Storm Drain Improvements Project ... Resolution No. 12582: The same Pecos Road basins and storm drain agreement with the Flood Control District of Maricopa County appears again on the Nov. 2 agenda as Resolution No. 12582 — $17,800,000 total, with a city share of up to $8,900,000 paid from the Local Streets Sales Tax. View item

Phoenix City Council — November 04, 2026

• Request to Issue a Solicitation for Final Design and a Solicitation for Construction of the 35th Avenue and Van Buren Street Bus Rapid Transit Corridor - Citywide: Phoenix would issue a solicitation for final design and a second solicitation for construction of the 35th Avenue and Van Buren Street bus rapid transit corridor. Issuing the solicitations starts procurement of design and construction services for the corridor. View item
• Phoenix High Intensity Activated CrossWalk Signals - Three Locations - Design-Bid-Build Services - ST89330321 (Ordinance S-53299) - Districts 4, 7 and 8: Phoenix would hire a contractor through design-bid-build for three High Intensity Activated Crosswalk (HAWK) signals, beacons that stop traffic with a red light so people can cross. The locations are in Council Districts 4, 7 and 8. View item
• Amend City Code - Section 36-158, Schedule I, Local Speed Limits at 10 Locations (Ordinance G-7554) - Districts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8: Phoenix would rewrite its local speed limit schedule at 10 locations, with drops from 35 mph to 30 mph on stretches of Central Avenue, Encanto Boulevard, Frye Road, Maryland Avenue and Chandler Boulevard, and from 45 mph to 40 mph on 59th Avenue from Elliot Road to Dobbins Road. Each change follows a traffic study and a traffic engineer's sign-off, and the locations span Council Districts 2 through 8. View item
• Streetlight Maintenance Services Contract - RFP GGS-26-0220 - Request for Award (Ordinance S-53290) - Citywide: Phoenix would award a citywide streetlight maintenance services contract under RFP GGS-26-0220. Working streetlights keep roads and sidewalks visible after dark. View item
• Bus Stop and Transit Center Cleaning Services - RFP PTD26-006 - Request for Award (Ordinance S-53290) - Citywide: Phoenix would award a contract for cleaning bus stops and transit centers citywide under RFP PTD26-006, keeping transit stops usable and presentable for riders. View item
• Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Rental Car Center Vertical Transportation Modernization - Construction Manager at Risk Services - AV15000080 (Ordinance S-53300) - District 8: Phoenix would hire a construction manager at risk to modernize the elevators and escalators at the Sky Harbor International Airport Rental Car Center. The work keeps the rental car hub's vertical transportation reliable in Council District 8. View item
• Request Authorization to Accept Funding and Enter Into an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Flood Control District of Maricopa County for the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital Improvement Program - 35th Avenue and Dobbins Road Storm Drain Project (Ordinance S-53309) - District 8: Phoenix would accept Flood Control District of Maricopa County money and sign an agreement for the 35th Avenue and Dobbins Road storm drain project in the fiscal 2027 capital program. The work adds drainage capacity along that corridor in Council District 8. View item
• Taxicab Services at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport - RCS 26-0200 - Request for Award (Ordinance S-53291) - District 8: Phoenix would award a contract (RCS 26-0200) for taxicab services at Sky Harbor International Airport in Council District 8, keeping a ground transportation option available to travelers. View item
• Maintenance and Repair of Vehicle Barriers, Security Gates, and Cable Barriers - Requirements Contract - IFB 23-004(AT) - Additional Expenditures (Ordinance S-53290) - Districts 1, 8, and Out of City: Phoenix would add money to an existing requirements contract (IFB 23-004(AT)) for maintenance and repair of vehicle barriers, security gates and cable barriers in Council Districts 1 and 8 and outside city limits. View item
• Salt River Project Land Use License - High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk - ST89330321 (Ordinance S-53290) - District 8: Phoenix would sign a Salt River Project land use license tied to the HAWK pedestrian-crossing project (ST89330321) in Council District 8. View item
• Salt River Project Land Use License - High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk - ST89330321 (Ordinance S-53290) - District 6: Phoenix would sign a second Salt River Project land use license for the same HAWK pedestrian-crossing project (ST89330321), this one in Council District 6. View item

Fountain Hills Community Services Advisory Commission — October 26, 2026

• DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: Golden Eagle Blvd Safety | Work Study Group: Fountain Hills' Community Services Advisory Commission would discuss forming a work study group of commissioners to review safety concerns along Golden Eagle Boulevard and identify potential improvements, with the group later providing updates and recommendations to the full commission. View item

Flagstaff Commission on Inclusion and Adaptive Living — October 28, 2026

• Discussion on items to include for a letter to City Council recommending a dedicated budget for ADA Accessibility improvements to current municipal facilities and infrastructure.: Flagstaff's Commission on Inclusion and Adaptive Living would discuss items for a letter to City Council recommending a dedicated budget for Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility improvements to current municipal facilities and infrastructure. View item
• ADA Transition Plan: City Property Priorities: The commission would take up priorities under the city's ADA Transition Plan for city property. View item
• Discussion on items to include for a letter to City Council recommending Universal Design Standards for All City Projects.: The commission would discuss items for a letter to City Council recommending Universal Design Standards for all city projects. Universal design is a design approach meant to make places usable by people of all ages and abilities. View item

Flagstaff Planning and Zoning Commission — October 28, 2026

• Public Hearing: PZ-25-00159-02 A request for a Minor Amendment to the Flagstaff Regional Plan 2030 ... to move the center point of activity center (S12) north ... remove activity center S17; and realign the road network to follow the John Wesley Powell Boulevard future extension.: Flagstaff's Planning & Zoning Commission would hear a minor amendment to the Flagstaff Regional Plan 2030 from Symmetry Companies that moves activity center S12 north, removes activity center S17 and realigns the road network to follow the planned John Wesley Powell Boulevard extension. It comes before a new specific plan and two concept zoning map changes. View item