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Tucson Mayor and City Council Meetings June 09, 2026

Mayor and Council, Tucson, Arizona · June 10, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.

STUDY SESSION 1.) Executive Session – Urias Appeal Before the Civil Service Commission (City Wide) Memorandum: SS/JUN09-26-131 11:46 2.) Mayor and Council Direction Relating to Executive Session – Urias Appeal Before the Civil Service Commission (City Wide) Memorandum: SS/JUN09-26-132 45:14 3.) Discussion of Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27) Final Budget and Compensation Plan (City Wide) Memorandum: SS/JUN09-26-133 45:49 4.) Introduction of the Office of Community and Economic Impact (City Wide) Memorandum: SS/JUN09-26-134 1:03:37 5.) Safe City Initiative Update – 21st Century Policing and Draft RTA…

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