The Mesa City Council has tentatively adopted a $2.56 billion budget for the 2023/24 fiscal year – its largest ever– and the budget goes to a public hearing June 5.
District 6 in southeast Mesa has grown rapidly in recent years and residents crave commercial amenities for dining, nightlife and so-called “third spaces” like coffee shops for working outside the
Gray-colored electrical poles over 100-feet tall carrying 230 kV and 69 kV lines have risen along the Loop 202 between Warner and Elliot Roads, forever changing the horizon of Southeast