Mayor Borowsky: Getting Old Town parking right means getting it right for taxpayers
Old Town Scottsdale is the heart of our city — where residents gather, small businesses thrive, and visitors experience what makes our community special. It deserves thoughtful, responsible planning, especially when taxpayer dollars are involved.
Mayor Borowsky: Keeping Scottsdale one step ahead
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky, a practicing attorney, was honored to be a presenter at the Scottsdale Bar Association on March 10, 2026. Her CLE presentation was called “A Year in Review: Legal Updates from the City of Scottsdale,” however, it didn’t just recap another year of city government.
Unanimous Scottsdale City Council vote sets new course for WestWorld’s economic prosperity
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is making good on her promise to support the western heritage of ‘The West’s Most Western Town.”
Downtown Scottsdale Task Force launches April 21 in heart of Old Town at Western Spirit
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is convening the inaugural meeting of the Downtown Scottsdale Task Force on Tuesday, April 21 at Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West, 3830 N. Marshall Way.
Innovation Economy: Mayor Lisa Borowsky welcomes Zoox Fusion Center to Scottsdale
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is announcing that Zoox, the Amazon‑owned autonomous ride‑hailing company, is establishing a new Zoox Fusion Center in Scottsdale as part of its national expansion into Phoenix and Dallas.
$10.4 million win positions Scottsdale to take first step to transform WestWorld drainage infrastructure
The Water Infrastructure Financing Authority of Arizona (WIFA) has approved a $10,436,918 low-cost loan, including $1 million in principal forgiveness, to support major drainage improvements at WestWorld of Scottsdale — a key priority of Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s administration.
Shade and tree masterplan sprouts at City Hall to position Scottsdale for long-term economic viability
Scottsdale has released its draft Shade & Tree Plan for the Built Environment, which city officials contend is a data-driven strategy aimed at expanding shade, reducing heat impacts, and strengthening the city’s economic competitiveness.
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky applauds surging sales‑tax revenues and calls new financial data ‘A Mandate to Keep Moving Forward’
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is celebrating a fresh wave of positive economic news following last Tuesday’s financial update from the City Treasurer’s Office.
New details outline $3.4M cost increase to Scottsdale Road project when City Council abandoned roundabout design
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is backing up her “no” vote with newly released financial details divulged during last week’s City Council meeting confirming that the City Council’s 2025 vote to replace an already approved roundabout at Scottsdale and Dynamite roads with a signalized intersection will add $3.4 million in costs to the project.
Fighting for your rights: Mayor Borowsky blasts draft Colorado River plan, urges adequate protection for Scottsdale’s future
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is calling on the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to revise its Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for post‑2026 Colorado River operations, warning that the current proposal fails to protect cities like Scottsdale that depend heavily on the Central Arizona Project (CAP) for its water supply.