Classes add $57,000 to Surprise coffer Transit program focus of council work session
City releases HR complaints against ex-chief Ex-Surprise police chief responds to complaints
Surprise residents urged to comment on police Survey reveals what Surprise lacks
Surprise police: Man involved in fatal crash arrested
Surprise to offer weekly HOA Academy classes Officials use conference to laud Luke AFB
Officials use conference to laud Luke AFB Historians: Flora Mae Statler founded Surprise
Surprise police to target DUI warrants Ex-chief’s troubled tenure is detailed
Surprise Police Department hires 3 rookies Police find 30 pot plants inside home
Survey reveals what Surprise lacks Man accused of showing porn to children
The Surprise Community and Recreation Services Department will host the next Compassionate Surprise Series event, “Go Red! Heart Disease and Women,” Thursday, September 16.
The presentation is scheduled for 2 p.m. – 4 p.m., at the Surprise Senior Center; 15832 N. Hollyhock Street.
Returning participants may also register online at www.surpriseaz.gov/recreation using RecConnect.
The Environmental Division of Surprise Public Works will host water-saving landscape classes this fall and winter that are free for participants.
“Landscape Design” This class will focus on landscape design and how to put an action plan in place that will save you water and money, all the while adding curb appeal to your property. Sept. 18. Speakers: Kris Coates, Certified Desert Landscaper/Master Gardener and Sterling DePriest with Xerizona Landscapes.
This class will focus on landscape design and how to put an action plan in place that will save you water and money, all the while adding curb appeal to your property. Speakers: Kris Coates, Certified Desert Landscaper/Master Gardener and Sterling DePriest with Xerizona Landscapes.To register for any of the classes, please call 623.222.7023 or email at london.lacy@surpriseaz.gov.
Want to learn more about how Homeowners Associations (HOAs) operate, or have you ever considered volunteering for the HOA board or a committee? Then sign up for the Surprise HOA Academy- weekly classes begin October 4.
The academy is aimed at those living in a HOA community, those currently serving as or aspiring to be HOA board members, and employees of management companies.
For information or an application, contact Ruby at 623.222.3242 or ruby.sitea@surpriseaz.gov.
Sun City Grand event or the City of Surprise
Air Force drill team thrills Sun City Grand crowd
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Surprise, Az utility bills, comment from the Arizona Republic
What a lack of essential information from ICM Mark Coronado’s report, the same holds true with Mayor Lyn Truitt’s out dated Video Log.
The Council Members should all bring their NoteBook’s up to date.
Reading what our Interim City Manager Mark Coronado said in the local papers made little sense to me, hope other people can determine what his true objectives are in the replacement of our Police Chief.
He says, he wants to go nationally, but could go with-in the department. Does not sound like he will be making the decision on who to hire.
Taken from newszap: Surprise will NEVER have a city manager so long as a couple of council members are, in essence, forcing their wishes upon the the city manager. Any candidate for city manager needs to know they will be prevailed upon to forfiet the right to freely manage city operations on a day-to-day basis.Mark Coronado is a brave and very dedicated man for assuming the CM task on an interim basis. Mark’s comment he was 350% sure he did not want the CM job on permanent basis says it all. A well-qualified CM candidate , upon doing due diligence, would likely reject an offer for the job.
- Surprise Police Dept. ready to move on after chief’s exit
- Surprise police: Woman switched bar codes
- 1st week of school draws to end for Dysart
- Officials: Conservation messages not sinking in
- Surprise police: 2 men stabbed during fight
- Police: Teacher stole drama club funds
- Surprise police: Robber may be connected to Goodyear crime
Police: 17-year-old girl accused of punching officer
17-year-old girl accused of punching officer
Quiz: How well do you know Surprise?
10 miles of roadwork finished in W. Valley - · Some Surprise neighborhoods aren’t water wise
· Glendale to challenge decision on tribe’s casino plans
· Surprise police identify man killed in car accident
· Law prevents access to complaints on chief
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Surprise officials: Water conservation not sinking in
Surprise police looking for man who stabbed 2 during fight
Surprise police: Teacher stole $1300 in drama club funds
Surprise police: Woman left 5-year-old son home alone
Solar plant setting up in Surprise
Surprise City Council to consider annexing land
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