City Contact Information
Fire Prevention - (520) 791-4502
Housing and Community Development - (520) 791-4171
Procurement
Mark Neihart, Procurement Director - (520) 791-4217
Marcheta Gillespie, Procurement Deputy Director (520) 791-4217
Accommodations
Area Accommodations
A
Arizona Inn
(520) 325-1541
2200 E. Elm St.
B
Best Value Inn
(520) 884-5800
810 E. Benson Hwy.
Dining
Area Dining
*courtesy of Metropolitan Tucson Convention and Visitors Bureau (MTCVB).
Uniquely Tucson Map
Explore businesses, heritage, & historic buildings on the future Modern Streetcar route.
Shopping
Shopping locally is important to support a vibrant sustainable Tucson economy. Independent businesses are unique enterprises that contribute to the character of our community by offering a diverse selection of goods and services with a personal touch. It matters to them that you are satisfied and will come back again!
Gem Show transportation
Rates and Fees
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Entertainment DistrictThis website has been created to provide information, updates, and revisions to the proposed Downtown Entertainment District.
What is the Downtown Entertainment District? On April 26, 2010 the State Legislature approved HB 2596 which allows for Cities to designate an entertainment district – defined as an area with a significant number of Entertainment, Artistic and Cultural Venues, including Music Halls, Concert Facilities, Theaters, Arenas, Stadiums, Museums, Studios, Galleries, Restaurants, Bars and other related facilities. Special Event RecyclingThe City of Tucson Environmental Services (ES) provides recycling services for special and civic events. Certain restrictions apply. Please contact ES for full details. General information can be found here. ES provided services at these local civic events: |
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