By Article Author In preparation for mailing ballots for the November 4, 2020 General Election, Pima County Recorder F. Ann Rodriguez and her staff had a productive meeting with the Tucson...
Category - Politics
District 4 Update – August 2026
I hope you are sitting down, as I fear this month’s column may shock you. It’s time for the Pima County Fiscal Year 2026/2027...
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District 4 Update – July 2026
For almost ten years now, when I arrive home after a long day and regale Mrs. Christy with the events of the day, she has said...
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District 4 Update – June 2026
To this day, I carry with me the memory of our community’s grief and concern over the teen automobile-accident fatality on South...
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District 4 Update – May 2026
Your District 4 office has spearheaded several state legislative initiatives this session that significantly affect our region...
Read MoreDistrict 4 Updates: September 2020
In late August, our Vail/Corona de Tucson community witnessed and experienced a most significant meeting. Bear in mind, this meeting had been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic...
District 4 Updates
By Steve Christy It’s hard to believe how far we’ve come together since I took office as your Supervisor in 2017. I feel compelled to convey to all of you in the Corona de Tucson area what...
District 4 Updates: July ’20
By Steve Christy For weeks now, all of us have seen the raging fires and smelled the acrid smoke devastating our beautiful Santa Catalina Mountains, threatening Mount Lemmon, village of...
Ward 4 Update
From Councilwoman Nikki Lee Hello friends. Like you, my family and I have been adjusting to this new way of life during COVID-19. It has changed everything for all of us. Our kids are up...
District 4 Updates: March 2020
By Steve Christy As your Supervisor, one of my favorite Vail community events to attend and participate in each year is Vail Pride Day. And this year’s extravaganza topped them all...
Greetings
From Councilwoman Nikki Lee I am very honored to have the privilege of representing Ward 4 and being your voice on the Tucson City Council. When my husband and I decided to raise our family...
District 4 Update: Feb ’20
By Steve Christy More than $500,000 of Pima County residents’ property tax dollars have been spent on asylum seeker processing. I have been asked, “How did this happen?”...
Updates To Arizona Education Spending
By Stacy Winstryg Governor Ducey has just released his proposed budget for the 2020-21 school year and Vail Parent Network is very excited about the details! This is by and large the best...
Presidential Preference Elections & The 2020...
By Alison Jones, Chair, Pima County Democratic Party There’s an important Arizona election on March 17 that will help choose the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, and it’s not a...