Peoria is hiring a Parks & Sports Facilities Equipment Mechanic to maintain and repair machinery, requiring attention to detail and mechanical skills, with a salary between $22.51 and $25.02 per hour.

Peoria is considering a proposed Airpark expected to boost the local economy by $1 billion and create 8,000 jobs. The city will discuss the ongoing feasibility study in a June 27 webinar, with a second Q&A session planned for August.

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department has opened a new ADA-accessible playground at Encanto Park, featuring inclusive equipment like the Sway-fun glider and communication boards.

Lincoln Park in Tucson unveils a new children's playground and the largest dog park in the area, known as Wagging Tails Dog Park, featuring artificial turf and amenities for safe canine play.

Maricopa seeks an artist to design a wrap for Pacana Park Fitness Court, with submissions due by June 17, 2024.

Sunrise Park Resort in Arizona is introducing its Sunrise Apache Alpine Coaster this summer, featuring downhill tracks and individual speed-controlled carts.

Chandler's Parks & Recreation Division is now a Certified Autism Center, reflecting its commitment to inclusivity after training over 500 staff in autism awareness.

The City of El Mirage started a new Parks & Recreation Department, led by Sean VonRoenn. The department aims to improve community engagement and public spaces.

Scottsdale seeks public input on Indian School Park's redesign, offering four concepts for feedback on the park's amenities and layout to shape its development for the next decade or more.

Litchfield Park city officials are set to discuss updating the city's fee schedule, potentially affecting street vendors and local businesses. Public input will be sought at a City Council meeting on June 18.

Mesa begins registration for its Parks and Recreation summer programs, including new adult sports, varied youth activities, inclusive adaptive recreation, and aquatic offerings, detailed in their PLAYBOOK Magazine.

Avondale announces the opening of its splash pads beginning April 6, with extended hours to begin from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Festival Fields Park's splash pad will open in May due to repairs.

Litchfield Park's sidewalk improvements will impact local foot traffic starting March 25, with phased closures around Honeysuckle Street for new paver installation.