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This is the official page for Council Member Lane Santa Cruz who represents Ward 1 in Tucson
Remember to vote for your favorite proposals through our Budget de la Gente at https://budgetdelagente.tucsonaz.gov

22/10/2026

The Ward 1 Artist in Residence, Michelle Myrose, has been planning and facilitating monthly art workshops for the seniors at El Rio Neighborhood Center. This monthly initiative and collaboration with Parks and Rec, through the Senior Programs and Senior Activity Card allows elders to acquire an activity card for $25 annually. This pass covers various activities such as art, exercise, nutrition, classes, and community building. In August, Michelle facilitated a Mexican yarn art design, and today’s workshop was nichos! Occasionally, other staff from the team will join Michelle to help her coordinate the class and assist the elders with their projects. My office and I have been making an intentional effort to stay connected with the El Rio seniors since federal funding for their lunch program was cut last year. Between the monthly workshops and Budget de la Gente funding helping support their community lunches, we are grateful to play a part in keeping this important space for connection going strong.

21/10/2026

See you this weekend Tucson for Cyclovia Tucson! Join us at the Ochoa Community School Hub this Sunday, October 25th on 8th Ave and 25th St. Drop by anytime between 9am and 3pm. 🛹🔥🦎 Our friends from Cushing Street Skatepark and FUGA Tucson will be hosting with us and we’ll have ramps, popsicles, fun activities, and friendly faces!

21/10/2026

Felicidades Tacos Chiwas and welcome to Ward 1! Tortillas Chiwas | Restaurant | is now fully operational!🍹🍸🪅

07/10/2026

Advancements on Tucson’s Prosperity Initiative, Infrastructure Investments, Safe City Youth Engagement, and at Reid Park Zoo 🐒🐯🐘

30/09/2026

What if our communities weren’t built around cars? 🚲🚌🚶
Week Without Driving invites you to experience, reflect, and share what daily life looks like without a car.
For millions of people, that’s not a challenge, it’s everyday life. Age, disability, income, and other barriers keep many neighbors from getting behind the wheel.
Join my team and I for 1 week to rethink how we get around and explore how accessible transportation can connect people, strengthen neighborhoods, and make daily life better for everyone.
Visit https://weekwithoutdriving.org/ to learn more about this National movement, it’s impact and how to participate. Swipe through to learn about some local ways to get involved for the week ahead! ➡️ Week Without Driving

Transit App is a car-free resource to navigate cities by bus, train, foot, or bike. Transit

Join Living Street Alliance at the Santa Rita Park Grand Re-opening for free bike repairs. This Friday, October 2nd from 5-7pm. There will be lots of amenities and activities for families. living streets alliance Council Member Selina Barajas

Join us at the Ward 1 office at 940 W. Alameda for free bike repairs Monday, October 5th from 5-7pm. Sponsored by Familias Unidas Ganando Accesibilidad (Families United Gaining Accessibility). FUGA Tucson

Visit BICAS for their Women Trans* and Femme Workshop on Monday, October 5th from 3-7pm. Or shop for their used bikes. Earn a bike. Donate! Or use community tools. BICAS BICAS WTF Workshop

Whether you’re commuting, running errands, or sightseeing, Tugo is a fun, flexible, and cost-effective way to move around Tucson! Tugo Bike Share

Ready to Ride the Bus with Confidence? Learn-to-Ride by watching our virtual training or attend an in-person training Wednesday October 14th at 12pm, Wednesday November 11th at 9am, or Thursday December 10th at 2pm at the Sun Tran Administration Building at 3910 N. Sun Tran Blvd Sun Tran

The University of Arizona Cat Tran offers FREE transportation for all University of Arizona students, faculty, and staff! General service runs from 6:40 am–7:30 pm. The University of Arizona
Photo credit: SportsLogos.Net

In need of some wheels? Shop small and local! Or attend a class or

23/09/2026

Happy fall! 🍂 This meeting we discussed water, housing, public health + join us 9/24, 10/2 or 10/4 to share shelter care code amendments feedback with us.

22/09/2026

We are hiring! We’re looking for someone who is bilingual (English & Spanish), loves working with people, bringing ideas to life, and building community. If you have a knack for project management, enjoy organizing events and programs, care about supporting local businesses and want to help bring Tucson community together, this could be a great fit.

Interested in applying? Please send your resume to [email protected] by the end of the day on Friday, September 25, 2026.

18/09/2026

Our first Dia de los Abuelos is planning well on its way, thank you to those who have helped out so far!
This is a community effort that we’d love to have available completely free to the public. If you would like to get involved you can do so in the following ways:
Tabling with an engaging activity tailored toward older adults
Volunteer for event day
Donate items such as food or supplies
Sponsoring an event expense
Join in on planning efforts
To sign up to get involved, please go to the link in bio or email [email protected]

15/09/2026

Thank you to Veterans Power American for bringing together Tucson leaders, both in the city and in the community. I always appreciate the opportunity to co-work alongside young people and learn from their passion, enthusiasm, and vision for the future! We each want to protect our most precious natural resource – water. 💧 🌀Thank you to the constituents who took their evening to have dinner with us and discuss Ordinance No. 12268, public power, state preemption, and what’s next in our fight against big tech and data centers. No Desert Data Center Coalition AZ Youth Climate Coalition Veterans Power America Common Defense

11/09/2026

Last night’s Mayor and Council meeting included two Parks naming items — one to rename Joaquin Murrieta Park to Salomon Baldenegro Park, and one to honor Stacy Redondo with a new amenity. After hosting a Community Plática in August that surfaced real concerns about process, gender-based violence, and the erasure of collective movements, I voted yes on the Stacy Redondo Fields naming but moved for an immediate moratorium on further park re/namings until that community input shapes our new policy. This wasn’t personal — it’s about building trauma-informed policy that lasts for future generations. I know it’s a hard outcome for some in Ward 1, but I stand by it. 🌵✊🏽

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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+15207914040

Website

http://tucward1.com/

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