At the Oro Valley Town Council meeting on April 17, 2019, Town Manager Mary Jacobs introduced the budget plan for the 2019-20 fiscal year. This thoughtfully prepared budget amounts to $110.3 million. You can check out the full budget [here](https://www.orovalleyaz.gov/sites/default/files/media/docs/2019/town-manager-recommended-budget-fy2019-20.pdf).
Celebrate Arbor Day with Oro Valley’s own Mayor Joe Winfield on Saturday, April 27, at the picturesque Steam Pump Ranch. This community event is the perfect chance to roll up your sleeves and help plant a tree alongside the mayor. Afterward, enjoy the vibrant Farmers Market with your family.
The Oro Valley Police Department is gearing up for its “High Visibility Enforcement” campaign this April and May on Oracle Road and Magee. This initiative aims to boost awareness and cut down on accidents caused by speeding, not paying attention, tailgating, and failing to yield.
Join us for the second annual Celebrate Oro Valley event with the theme “Our Legacy, Our Future.” This fun-filled day will take you back in time with live music and ranching activities reminiscent of the area’s early days. And don’t miss the grand finale with piñatas and cake!
Growing up in Oregon after being born in Oklahoma, Don Driggars always had a keen eye for the natural beauty surrounding him. From a young age, he felt a strong urge to capture the peace and joy he found in nature and express it through art.
