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Pima County supervisors impose 120-day moratorium on data center projects The Pima County Board of Supervisors has put the brakes on new data centers but are clearly girding themselves for legal challenges.

A 2026 ballot question would have big effects on K-12 ed; Tanque Verde school board to do routine business; plus more from government meetings around Tucson this week.

Downtown hotels seek tax breaks from Tucson Council as convention prospects improve Two hotels in the works are seeking sales and property tax breaks from the Tucson City Council.

Tucson council votes on Thomure's $375k salary; OV talks new data center rules City Manager Tim Thomure is up for a raise that would bring his salary to $375,000 a year.

We all know the 2026 election is about the 12th straight described as "the most important of our lifetimes." Democracy is at stake.

Pima County workers may get $12 million in bonuses and bennies, new Pima administrator hiring update, a cannabis shop up for second whack in Sahuarita, and more from local government meetings around Tucson this week:

Rio Nuevo OKs enviro survey for A Mountain landfill site Rio Nuevo is in the dumps – kinda literally – and now the Downtown redevelopment agency is looking to find a way out.

Pima Supes interview administrator finalists, one waves a big red flag

Pima Supes to vote on new county chief exec; TUSD talks school closures

Carmine DeBonis started at Pima County as an intern, and soon he'll be running the $1.4 billion operation after the Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to hire him as the new county administrator.