Bike to Work Day
Wednesday, April 19
7 a.m. to 9 a.m.
The Plaza @ Mesa City Center
56 E. Main St.
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The annual event encourages commuters to bike to work (or wherever you need to go), helping save money, improve health and lower stress levels â all while reducing traffic congestion and improving air quality. We are excited to announce that 2023 will be the first year the event will be open to anyone who lives, works or enjoys spending time in Mesa. You can join the group ride OR bike directly to the celebration at the Plaza at Mesa City Center. The first 300 to RSVP and check in at Mesa Bike to Work Day Celebration will receive a limited-edition shirt and a breakfast voucher to use that morning.
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What Are You Digging?
April is Safe Digging Month and a perfect time for those outdoor projects! No matter the size of the project, the law requires anyone preparing to dig, excavate or conduct any activity that could damage underground utility lines to notify Arizona 811 of their intent to dig. Call 8-1-1 at least two full working days before the start of your digging project.
For more information, visit arizona811.com or simply call 8-1-1.
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 Share Your Thoughts on the Mesa Transportation Master Plan
To plan for the cityâs future, the City of Mesa is conducting a short survey to understand your transportation challenges and needs. What want to know:
- Are there specific areas where you experience issues walking, biking, driving or have safety concerns?
- What is your greatest transportation challenge today?
- What transportation improvements would you like to see in Mesa?
Residents and visitors interested in participating can complete the online survey at mesalistens.com/transportation-plan
We believe that community input is critical to the success of this update and encourage you to spread the word to your family, friends and coworkers, so they too can be a part of the process.
Registration for Summer Recreation Opens Soon
The weather is warming up, and summer will be here before we know it! Mark your calendars now and get ready for summer registration. Registration for Mesa residents will begin on April 24 at 8 a.m. and on May 1 at 8 a.m. for non-Mesa residents.
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Help Send a Kid to Camp
We donât want anyone to miss out on all the amazing activities like field trips, recreation games, arts and crafts and endless fun. You have the opportunity to help out through the Happy Camper Donation Campaign to send a kid to camp. Any amount helps, and there are three easy ways to donate:
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LinkedIn Learning Online Courses
Learn a new skill at your own pace with thousands of LinkedIn Learning courses covering web design, business skills, marketing, photography, 3D modeling and more. Access the expert-led courses for free with a Mesa Public Library card. LinkedIn Learning is available from your desktop, tablet or mobile device. To use the app, enter the Library ID "mesalibrary."
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Help Make Mesa the Most âWater-Wiseâ City
Itâs back! Mesa has once again signed on to the National Mayorâs Challenge for Water Conservation and we need your help. We are currently in second place behind Tucson. Take the Pledge and letâs show the other cities across the U.S. that we are the most âwater-wise.â Besides feeling good about committing to save water, you can also win cool prizes, including $3,000 for your home utilities.
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Trees Are Cool on Arbor Day and Every Day
With Arbor Day being observed on April 28, thereâs no better time to talk about trees. And specifically, our new âTrees Are Coolâ initiative which aims to plant 1,000,000 trees by 2050. Thatâs a lofty goal, for sure, so weâll need everyoneâs help to achieve it. You can learn more about the initiative, get helpful guidance on tree selection, planting and care and record your newly planted trees on our Trees Are Cool website.
Recycle Right and Earth Month
Celebrate Earth Month by taking a moment to learn if youâre recycling right. The Recycle Right Wizard is here to show you how to properly reuse, recycle or dispose of unwanted items as you tackle those spring cleaning projects.
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Mesa is Working to Save Monarchs and Other Pollinators
Mesa and communities across the country are working together to save the monarch butterfly and other important pollinators. Mayor Giles has again taken the National Wildlife Federationâs Mayorsâ Monarch Pledge to showcase their importance. You can help by planting pollinator-friendly plants, like desert milkweed, in your landscape.
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Education Evening with Mesa Community College
Admissions & Scholarship Workshop
Thursday, April 27
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Mesa Main Library
64 E. 1st St.
Explore career pathways, learn more about how your tuition at Mesa Community College could be fully covered with FAFSA and the Mesa College Promise program and apply for admissions.
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Apply for Your Mesa Business License for Just $10
Apply today for the City of Mesa general business license. Itâs $10 per year and good for 12 months from issue date.
Benefits include receiving information and essential news for operating a business, especially in times of emergency. It also provides a starting point for obtaining other licenses and code requirements for doing business in Mesa. Plus, it opens the door to the Mesa Business Builder Small Business Assistance Program.
Most businesses that collect sales tax, service businesses and home-based businesses will need to obtain the license. Some exemptions apply.Â
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