Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Casa Grande public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
23 issues with medium priority
Public Safety Personnel Retirement System Memberships
The board will consider approving retirement system memberships and reviewing medical reports for two new police officer candidates. This ensures new hires are properly enrolled in their benefits program.
Right-of-way Permit
Planning a home reno or digging up your yard in Casa Grande? The city just dropped a handy guide on right-of-way permits, fees, and inspections so you know the rules before you start building.
2026 Cultural Heritage Mini-Grant Applications
The commission is reviewing four mini-grant applications from local groups seeking funds for cultural events and documentaries celebrating Hispanic heritage and local traditions.
City Hall Time Capsule Retrieval and Public Opening
The city is planning to retrieve a historical time capsule from the City Hall campus auditorium and gym site ahead of demolition. The Arts and Culture Commission will appoint member liaisons to organize a public opening event and community outreach.
Impact Fees
Casa Grande just dropped its annual impact fee reports, giving us a clear look at how development fees are stacking up and being spent right in our neighborhoods. It's basically a financial report card on how growth is paying for itself locally.
Vista Estates PAD Major Amendment and Smaller Lot Sizes
The commission recommended approval for a major PAD amendment on 321 acres at Selma and Henness, allowing smaller 35-foot and 45-foot wide residential lots to meet modern market demands for affordable housing.
City Utilities
Casa Grande just dropped an updated service area map, so you can easily check which city utilities and boundaries actually apply to your hood. Take a quick look to make sure you're hooked up to the right city services.
Transit Advisory Committee
Casa Grande's Transit Advisory Committee wants to hear your thoughts on local bus routes and transit services. It's your chance to help shape how people get around town without driving.
Zoning Appeals
Got an issue with local zoning rules? The Casa Grande Board of Adjustment is the group that hears appeals when you disagree with city enforcement decisions.
Historic Preservation
Casa Grande is drafting a fresh preservation plan for the Evergreen Historic District and wants residents to pitch in. Keep your eyes peeled for upcoming public meetings if you want a say in how your neighborhood evolves.
Firefighter Health Grant
Casa Grande just scored over $350k in federal funds to pay for cancer screenings for local firefighters. It's a huge win for the crews who put their health on the line every day to keep us safe.
Administrative Appointment
Casa Grande just hired David Malewitz as its new public works director. With 20 years of experience under his belt, he's stepping in to help the city keep up with its booming growth.
State of the City Address
Casa Grande's mayor just laid out the city's game plan for the future at a local business lunch, focusing heavily on better roads, more housing, and public safety. Basically, this is the blueprint for where your tax dollars and city policy are headed next.
Cellular Tower Installation at North Operations Center
The city approved a lease agreement with Anthemnet, Inc. to install a cellular tower at the North Operations Center, improving local wireless infrastructure.
Library Services
Casa Grande's Bookmobile is hitting the road to bring library services directly to your neighborhood or event. You can easily jump online and request a visit for your block.
Board and Commission Vacancies
Casa Grande needs residents to step up and fill open spots on its local boards and commissions. It's a direct way to get involved and influence city decisions that affect your everyday life.
City Administration
Meet the City Manager's office—the crew that actually turns City Council's big ideas into daily reality across all departments. Think of them as the engine keeping local government running smoothly behind the scenes.
Washington, D.C. Trip Fundraising
The Youth Commission is organizing fundraising efforts and business sponsorships to fund their upcoming trip to Washington, D.C., starting with a presentation night on October 5.
Housing Development
Building a house in Casa Grande just got a little easier with the city's new step-by-step guide. It breaks down everything from the application process to design rules, fees, and timelines so developers and builders know what to expect.
Site Development Permit
Thinking about building something in Casa Grande? The city put together an easy guide to help you figure out site development permits, fees, and inspections without pulling your hair out.
Paid VIP Parking at City Events
The board discussed introducing a paid VIP parking option at large city events to cover traffic control and parking attendant costs. Board members expressed strong support for the fee.
Evergreen Neighborhood Plan Update
The city is moving ahead with planning efforts for the Evergreen Historic District, using grant money to engage neighbors and protect local history.
2026 and 2027 Work Plan Priorities
Commissioners are evaluating their annual goals, focusing on training, public education, and safeguarding historic structures across Casa Grande.