Water is one of the biggest challenges facing cities in the desert Southwest. That’s why this month, Mesa earned statewide recognition for taking that challenge seriously. Specifically, the Arizona Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) named the Central Mesa Reuse Pipeline (CMRP) its 2026 Project of the Year. Overall, this award goes to
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Leading the Energy Discussion Mesa is at the center of a national conversation on how to manage rapid technological growth without compromising local infrastructure. Mayor Mark Freeman recently returned from Long Beach, California, where he chaired the Energy Standing Committee at the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) 94th Annual Meeting to address the expansion
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Mayor Freeman Stands Up for Water Security Mesa Mayor Mark Freeman is featured in a new video from CAP Arizona, highlighting his commitment to protecting the state’s most vital resource—water. As a lifelong Mesa resident, farmer, and public servant, Mayor Freeman understands firsthand how critical the Colorado River and the Central Arizona Project (CAP) are
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