10/14/2026
From devastation to renewal. From storm to shade. 🌱
One year ago, a devastating microburst swept through Tempe, changing our community's landscape in a matter of minutes. With winds reaching 90 mph and approximately 700 trees lost, the storm left a lasting impact on the parks, neighborhoods, and spaces we love.
But out of that devastation came something pretty incredible — a community determined to rebuild, recover, and grow stronger together. 💚
We're so proud that Tempe Leadership Class XLI was a part of that story through their class project, Storm to Shade!
The trees they planted represent so much more than shade. They're a symbol of recovery, resilience, and a lasting legacy for future generations.
Class XLI members Sarah Gomez and Kyle Carman, along with Tempe Mayor Corey Woods and City of Tempe Urban Forester Richard Adkins, were featured in ABC15's coverage reflecting on Tempe's recovery one year after the storm.
Knowing that the trees we planted will become part of Tempe's legacy is a pretty incredible feeling.
A huge thank you to our classmates, community partners, donors, and the City of Tempe for helping turn this vision into reality. This is what community leadership is all about!
Read and watch the ABC15 story:
https://www.abc15.com/news/region-southeast-valley/tempe/one-year-after-tempe-microburst-community-reflects-on-recovery-and-rebuilding
🌳 Learn more about Class XLI's project Storm to Shade: https://classxli.com/storm-to-shade.html