Mesa council approves limited e-bike and scooter access in parks; emphasis on signage and education The council unanimously adopted amendments allowing certain electric bicycles and scooters on shared-use paths and in parks subject to restrictions, with councilmembers calling for clear signage, public education, and enforcement planning.

Mesa's City Council just approved new regulations allowing e-bikes and scooters in parks, but will the city ensure safety with proper signage and enforcement?

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Transportation Department shifts storm drain costs to improve city budget management City reallocates storm drain maintenance funding from environmental fees to transportation budget for efficiency.

Mesa's City Council is shaking up budget management by shifting storm drain costs to improve city services—what does this mean for the future of your community?

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City Council approves multimodal bike lane network connecting schools and parks Council members support safer bike routes connecting schools with a proposed multimodal network.

Mesa City Council is paving the way for safer travel with a new multimodal bike lane network aimed at connecting schools and parks!

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Councilman Duff proposes upgrades for Beverly Park to accommodate new housing projects Councilman Duff advocates for enhancements at Beverly Park to serve incoming families.

Mesa's City Council is grappling with the challenge of keeping public parks accessible while managing tight budgets, with Councilman Duff pushing for urgent upgrades at Beverly Park to support a growing community.

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