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Local law enforcement attended several workshops and talks that made up the first ever Southern Arizona Crisis Response and Intervention Training refresher course, held at the Pima County Historic Courthouse in October by Pima County Justice Services. Here's what officers learned.
Bat condos to keep Robles Ranch bat population thriving
For years, the stucco horse barn at Robles Ranch has been a seasonal home for thousands of bats. Even though the barn will be torn down soon, staff from Pima County's Conservation Lands & Resources and Parks & Recreation have made sure that the bats still have somewhere to stay on the property.
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Keep your loved ones safe from RSV this season
Few things are more terrifying than watching an infant struggle to breathe, then bundling them up in the middle of the night for a trip to the emergency room. Respiratory syncytial virus, known as RSV, is a common, contagious virus that affects the nose, throat, and lungs. But for some people, especially infants, it can be deadly.
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Green Geek puzzles over pumpkins, plastic wrap and election materials
What should you do with your carved pumpkin when it’s time to put away your Halloween decorations? Is used plastic wrap destined for the trash? Can your election-season yard sign be recycled? The Green Geek is ready to answer your questions about all things green!
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Parks & Recreation wants your feedback on master plan
The Parks & Recreation Master Plan is a strategic roadmap guiding the future of Pima County’s urban parks, recreational facilities, and programs for the next 10 to 25 years. Let Parks & Recreation know how it can enhance its spaces and facilities to meet the needs of you and your community.
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Tell us your thoughts on RTA Next's proposed transportation plan
Attend an RTA Next open house to learn about a proposed transportation plan for the greater Tucson region. RTA Next is the Regional Transportation Authority’s 20-year draft plan to fund improvements for roadways, transit, safety, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and environmental protections.
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Our personal journeys as adoptees
November is National Adoption Month and Nov. 23 is National Adoption Day, which is why two Pima County Public librarians are detailing their experiences as adoptees. Find out more about what it means to be adopted, learn about the history of National Adoption Month and find book recommendations on the subject.
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