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Peering into grease traps with Wastewater's hard-working inspector
Michael Romero rarely eats lunch. But as a member of the Pima County Wastewater Department's fats, oils and grease inspection team, he spends more time in restaurants than most people do. Learn more about a typical day in the life of Romero and his teammates and how they help prevent dangerous sewer overflows.
Children's Festival set for Saturday
Looking for some family fun this weekend? Arizona Bilingual’s annual Children's Festival is set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Children's Museum in Tucson, 200 S. 6th Avenue. Join several County departments and programs, including Pima Animal Care Center and Pima Early Education Program Scholarships, to celebrate your little ones!
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Registration for Summer Recreation Program opens up next week
Robbie Edwards fondly remembers arts and crafts, group games and more when he was enrolled in Pima County Natural Resources, Parks & Recreation’s Summer Recreation Program. Now, the County recreation aide can help your kids make memories of their own at the program.
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Fostering’s a family affair for Facilities Management staffer
Michael Franklin, a Safety and Health Loss Control Officer for Facilities Management, recently started using pictures of his pets – including a 2-year-old foster dog from PACC – in his presentations on slips and falls. It’s cute and educational, he said, but it also raises awareness about PACC’s foster program. The Franklin family’s involvement in the foster program ended up being beneficial for everyone … and now is a good time for you to get involved, too.
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Send us your favorite photos of Pima County!
Check out this cool photo sent by Linda Kelsey Simonds! When you find something cool in Pima County, we'd love to see your photos too. Our social media team wants to feature your adventures in the County we love, whether it’s out at a museum, a trail, a County facility, a park, in odd weather, or even shenanigans at your job.
Email your photos to SM-PimaCounty@pima.gov and include a short caption. These images will be featured on Facebook and Instagram.
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An exclusive literary circle of close friends
For over a decade, a Pima County librarian has helped groups of teenagers from local high schools and libraries to read and then interview the authors of new young adult titles at the Tucson Festival of Books. It’s captivating to listen to and he often feels like he's snuck into an exclusive literary circle of close friends and got the best seat in the house.
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