The City of Surprise is teeming with new developments that promise to infuse the community with a diverse array of engaging activities, according to the latest episode of Surprise Lately. From an Independence Day celebration complete with a pool party to avenues for civic expression through voting on traffic cabinet art, there's something on the agenda for every Surprise resident.
Key highlights for the coming period include the celebratory "Red, White and Pool Party," as well as the City's dive into fiscal year 2026 with a new budget. Looming on the horizon is the introduction of a new Police Chief, ready to oversee law enforcement and community safety. Residents, using the city's social media channels, have the chance to meet their new chief in anticipation of his reign. In addition, the program underscores Surprise's commitment to inclusivity, with the mention of its status as a Certified Autism Center™.
The city has also called on its constituents to take part in the democratic process by electing their favorite designs for the traffic cabinet art along Cactus Road. Citizens are encouraged to make their voices heard by participating in this latest opportunity for community engagement. The Surprise Lately episode details these happenings with practicality and thoughtfulness intended to welcome participation from all quarters of the city.
Social media users can stay up to speed with all municipal events and notifications by following the City of Surprise on their platforms—Facebook (@CityofSurprise), X (@AZSurprise), and Instagram (@SurpriseAZGov). Alongside the episodes of Surprise Lately, its social media channels offer a steady stream of information on public events such as paper shredding events, ensuring followers remain in the loop on how they can contribute to the municipality's sustainability efforts. The call to "Get Connected" with these updates opens doors to residents to shape the town they call home.
