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Town of Fountain Hills Adopts Three-Year Economic Development Plan

The Town Council of Fountain Hills is pleased to announce the unanimous approval of a three-year Community Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) aimed to activate business attraction, retention, expansion, and tourism. After 10 years since the last amendme...

Avoiding Frauds and Scams at Next Fountain Hills Cares

It’s not uncommon to know someone who has been defrauded out of money, even their life savings. Scams targeting older adults are on the rise, and the most common financial scams targeting older people, according to the National Council on Aging,...

It’s Overseeding Season for Fountain Park

October is the overseeding time at Fountain Park, which requires many irrigation scheduling changes for about a month. With more than 30 acres of turf, this process takes several weeks, including weeks of scalping the existing Bermuda grass, applying the ...

Learn How to do Business with the Town of Fountain Hills at Vendor Forum

From road repair, sidewalk installations, electrical work, flooring replacement, and even photography and facilities cleaning, the Town of Fountain Hills wants to use local talent first. However, many local businesses are unaware of these projects or have...

Fountain Hills Fall Event Guide Now Available

Are you looking for fun activities that check all the boxes for families? You will find something for everyone in the new Fountain Hills Fall Event Guide. Fall events in Fountain Hills range from Arizona Ballet’s Ballet Under the Stars with the ...

Fountain Hills Town Council Passes Ordinances to Guide Unsheltered Discussion

When an Emergency Happens in Town - Know Where to Look

Most emergencies occur unexpectedly, and information provided by neighbors, social media, and many times, local media is often not current or accurate for the moment. Emergencies include wildfires, floods, public safety, and road closures. The Town of Fou...

Sandbags Available for Fountain Hills Residents

Starting in mid-June, our typically dry westerly winds shift, bringing moisture from the Gulf of Mexico, Gulf of California, and remnants of Pacific tropical storms into Arizona. As a result, monsoon season officially begins on June 15 and runs until Sept...