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When you pour something down the drain, it vanishes in a second or two. For most people, that’s where the story ends. But when that something is cooking grease, that story might end with an expensive plumbing bill – or sewer backups. That’s why the Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department launched its annual grease collection drive two decades ago.
Dr. Sylvia Lee reflects on her time representing Pima County's District 3 as the end of her term approaches. Lee was appointed to her office nearly a year ago. At her last Board meeting Dec. 17, supervisors and County administration thanked Lee for her service to the County.
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See Health’s All Souls tribute to those lost from overdoses
The Health Department's Community Mental Health & Addiction decided to participate in the All Souls Procession last month as a way to bring awareness to the number of deaths caused by overdose in Pima County. And their float, a tribute to those who have died from overdoses, is still on display.
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Help us keep PACC clear beyond the new year
The year might be drawing to a close, but there’s always something to celebrate at Pima Animal Care Center. This weekend, all dogs and puppies are free to adopt. PACC is also offering free microchips through Jan. 5, just in time for those noisy New Year's festivities. And be sure to check PACC’s social media for more adoption opportunities and fun events throughout 2025.
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Nourish yourself with kindness and self-respect
Morgen D., a librarian at El Rio Library, talks about some of the most important gifts we can give ourselves during the hectic holiday season: care, compassion and kindness. Morgen, who has overcome eating disorders herself, shares ways she sets and maintains boundaries, finding a support person and knowing your own self-care needs.
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See you next year!
Another year has gone by, and so has another volume of Pima County FYI. And we couldn't have done it without you, our subscribers. Thank you for reading, subscribing, interacting and helping us spread the word about the Pima County programs that make our community a better place. Be sure to check out our publication schedule for 2025. We hope you have a wonderful new year!
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