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City of Tempe, AZ

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City of Tempe, AZ

@Tempegov

Official City of Tempe account. We are the urban center of the Greater Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Home to ASU, Mill Avenue and Town Lake tempe.gov

Tempe, AZ 85280

Joined March 2009

City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 17
Tempe kids: explore the Valley for FREE with the Youth Transit Pass- ride rail, and buses to school, parks, stores, and more! We’re holding a special registration event this Saturday at the transit store from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. More info: tempe.gov/YouthPass.
City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 15
Your weather app (or vintage Tempe keychain) can tell you what temperature the air is, but what about the surfaces around us? Surface temperatures raise overall heat exposure by absorbing solar energy and re-emitting it as heat into your surroundings. Materials like asphalt,
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City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 9
Zero Waste Day - where everything is recycled, repurposed or donated. ♻️ FREE to Tempe and Guadalupe residents! The next event is Saturday, July 25. See event details and a list of accepted items: tempe.gov/ZeroWaste
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City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 6
David Goodman is on a mission. He wants to cultivate the next generation of blacksmiths. And he’s doing that with Iron Rhino Forge right here in Tempe. Check out their open forge night on Tuesdays. And if that sparks your interest, you can sign up for classes for beginners right
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City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 5
📢 Calling all Tempe kids ages 6-18 Get ready to explore the Valley for FREE with the Youth Transit Pass- Ride the light rail, and buses to school, parks, stores, and more! Register at the Tempe Transit Store (200 E. Fifth St.) weekdays 8am-4:30pm. bring proof of residency +
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City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 5
SOLD OUT: All tickets have been sold out for the Tempe 4th of July Celebration at Diablo Stadium! Thank you, Tempe, we’re so excited to celebrate America 250 with you tonight! Have a safe and fun 4th of July, everyone!
City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 4
Come down to Tempe Diablo Stadium tonight for fireworks, live music and lots of family fun! Get tickets now to secure your spot and avoid delays when you arrive: tempe.gov/Tempe4th. Admission is $2.50 each and free for children 5 and under. Doors open at 6 p.m. Check out
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City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 3
💫Enhanced Orbit service on July 4! The Orbit circulator is your hassle-free way to get where you need to go on the 4th! All Orbit buses will run until midnight, with Earth, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus buses arriving every 15 minutes. Saturn will arrive every 30 minutes.
City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 2
🗣️Mill is open! 🤗 Just in time for your holiday weekend - the paving closures on Mill Avenue have been lifted! This marks the last stage of the Downtown Tempe Refresh Project, with only minor punch-list tasks, like installing bike racks left to do. These tasks might involve
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City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 2
📉Tempe's greenhouse gas emissions continue to fall 📉 Despite a 7.1% population increase since 2015, Tempe’s per-capita emissions have fallen by 26.4%. In other words, individuals’ carbon footprints are decreasing, even as the city continues to grow. Want to find out more
City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 2
Councilmembers Bobby Nichols and Brooke St. George were sworn into office at yesterday's Tempe City Council meeting, with Arlene Chin sworn in for another term. Chin was also unanimously chosen as Vice Mayor. Each is elected for a four-year term. In Tempe, Councilmembers serve
City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 2
Celebrate Independence Day and America 250 at Tempe's 4th of July celebration at Tempe Diablo Stadium! Tickets are just $2.50 with kids 5 and under getting in for free. Purchase tickets now at tempe.gov/Tempe4th to secure your spot and avoid entry delays. The night kicks
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City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jul 1
In observance of Independence Day, City of Tempe administrative offices and most services will be closed Friday, July 3. Because Independence Day falls on Saturday, July 4, some City facilities that are regularly open on Saturdays will be closed or operate on modified holiday
City of Tempe, AZ
@Tempegov
Jun 27
The Tempe Fourth of July Celebration has been moved from Tempe Town Lake to Tempe Diablo Stadium (2200 W. Alameda Drive) due to unforeseen circumstances with the company contracted to produce the event. The event will run 6-10 p.m. with fireworks at approximately 9 p.m. Tickets