Take Action: Save the Heart of Reid Park
Contact the Mayor, Council Members, & City Clerk
Mayor Regina Romero by email: Mayor.Romero@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-4201
Ward 1 Council Member Lane Santa Cruz by email: ward1@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-4040
Ward 2 Council Member Paul Cunningham by email: ward2@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-4687
Ward 3 Council Member Kevin Dahl by email: ward3@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-4711
Ward 4 Vice Mayor Nikki Lee by email: ward4@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-3199
Ward 5 Council Member Richard Fimbres by email: ward5@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-4231
Ward 6 Council Member Steve Kozachik by email: ward6@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-4601 City Clerk by email: cityclerk@tucsonaz.gov or phone: (520) 791-4213
Contact Parks and Recreation
Lara Hamwey, Director, Tucson Parks and Recreation Department: Lara.Hamwey@tucsonaz.gov
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Mayor Regina Romero’s post about her Climate Protection award
Fimbres for Tucson — City Council Member Richard Fimbers’ Facebook page
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Participate in Planning Reid Park’s future
As noted on our homepage, development of the Reid Park Master Plan is now underway. The project involves three major phases: DISCOVERY (April and May), VISION (June–September), and ACTION (September–December). The project website provides an illustrative timeline with details on what’s involved during each phase, as well as a set of fun facts about Reid Park and answers to frequently asked questions.
During its initial DISCOVERY phrase, the planning team gathered “feedback on the current programming and priorities for the future park” via a map-based survey that closed Tuesday, May 31, 2022. By that same date, all ideas submitted via the SHRP Ideas Survey on this website were also transmitted to the development team for consideration in the DISCOVERY phase. This site’s Ideas Survey also closed May 31.
Planning is now well into the VISION phase. With its September 10 Reid Park Reimagined Open House completed, Tucson’s Parks & Recreation invited the public to participate in its second survey on development of the Reid Park Master Plan. This survey presented three concept alternatives for the future of the park and asked for feedback. The survey closed Friday, September 30, at 11:59 p.m. View Survey Two feedback here.
Barnum Hill Trees Need Your Help!
Save the Heart of Reid Park and Tucson Clean and Beautiful are working together on a project to improve the health of Barnum Hill’s majestic trees. We have $12,000 in funds but need an additional $3,500. Over $1375 has already been donated. Visit our gofundme site and make a generous donation.