Sustainable Cities Network
AZ Heat Preparedness and Resilience Workgroup
This Workgroup was created in the summer of 2020 to share heat forecasts and warnings with communities; highlight approaches to heat relief, communications strategies and resources; identify opportunities and gaps
SCN Weekly Emailer – Info of Interest 8/5/2020
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Flagstaff declares a climate emergency, leading Arizona planning and adaptation
At the recent (June 26, 2020) meeting, the Flagstaff City Council declared a Climate Emergency, prompting the city to update its Climate Action and Adaptation Plan to achieve community-wide carbon
SCN Weekly Emailer – Info of Interest 7/29/2020
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SCN Weekly Emailer – Info of Interest 7/23/2020
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SCN Weekly Emailer – Info of Interest 7/9/2020
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SCN Weekly Emailer – Info of Interest 7/1/2020
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SCN Weekly Emailer – Info of Interest 6/24/2020
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SCN Weekly Emailer – Info of Interest 5/28/2020
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Virtual showcase recap, spring 2020
On April 29, 2020, ASU Project Cities hosted our first-ever entirely virtual Student Showcase for the Spring 2020 semester. Over one hundred attendees appeared on Zoom throughout the day to
New summary report released: Aboveground storage tank management
The City of Glendale manages approximately 135 Aboveground Storage Tanks (ASTs). ASTs are necessary components for storing valuable chemical agents for a variety of uses, from water treatment to backup power generation.
Summary of award-winning report released
The City of Apache Junction (the City) has over one hundred mobile home and recreational vehicle parks and subdivisions within its city limits. Many of these parks were built in the 1950s, before the city was officially incorporated, and thus pre-date city code.