Scottsdale expands paving efforts with major Old Town investment
Scottsdale is delivering street, parking lot and alley improvements citywide, including a major investment in Old Town as part of the municipality’s revitalization efforts.
Mayor Lisa Borowsky: Let’s keep Old Town Scottsdale special, thriving for future generations to come
Old Town Scottsdale is more than a destination — it’s the heart of our city’s identity. Its historic charm, vibrant arts scene, and unique local businesses have made it a premier attraction for visitors from around the world.
Commitment to tourism and economy: Mayor Borowsky highlights positive strides at WestWorld of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky is in full support of efforts at WestWorld of Scottsdale — after the venue closed out 2025 with significant investments and a more diverse year-round event portfolio.
Mayor Borowsky: A New Year of opportunity for Scottsdale
As we welcome the New Year, I want to take a moment to thank you for making Scottsdale the most extraordinary community in the country. Your dedication, enthusiasm, and participation are what makes our city so great!
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky salutes Chief LeDuc as recipient of prestigious Herb Drinkwater Award
Mayor Lisa Borowsky is congratulating Scottsdale Police Chief Joe LeDuc on being named the recipient of the 2025 Herb Drinkwater Award during the city’s annual Employee & Volunteer Awards ceremony.
Scottsdale joins statewide coalition to safeguard Arizona’s water future
The city of Scottsdale has joined the Coalition for Protecting Arizona’s Lifeline, a nonpartisan alliance of municipal leaders committed to advocating for Arizona’s continued access to Colorado River water and the Central Arizona Project, the state’s largest water delivery system.
Following forfeiture of grant, Scottsdale recovers $29.29M for abandoned roundabout project
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky yesterday successfully advocated at the Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council meeting to secure $29.29 million in funding for a critical north Scottsdale roadway improvement project.
New Scottsdale smoking ordinance now includes electronic devices — thanks to local youth council
Scottsdale City Council has unanimously adopted a major update to the city’s smoking ordinance, expanding protections against secondhand smoke and vapor in public spaces.
Mayor Borowsky: Our choice – 2,000 apartments or 600 apartments and 600 condominiums?
The Taxpayers Against Awful Apartment Zoning Exemptions (“TAAAZE”) committee, led by former Councilman Bob Littlefield, ran the out-of-state, union-funded Axon referendum. Of the about 27,000 signatures gathered, a total of 25,000 Scottsdale voter signatures were paid for by a California labor union.
Bait-and-Switch: How the Scottsdale City Council majority betrayed the public trust
Leading up to the Dec. 2 Scottsdale City Council meeting, my office received an overwhelming number of emails from our constituents demanding public comment at council meetings not be infringed upon.