I’m honored to be named the 2025 US Water Prize winner for Outstanding Public Official. In Phoenix, we take water seriously, and this award reflects the work of our entire community to plan wisely, conserve, and build a sustainable future. Thank you, @USWaterAlliance!.

ICYMI: Disability Awards and Recognition Event (DARE) Award nominations are open!. Let’s recognize the individuals, businesses, and nonprofits that make Phoenix more accessible and better for all. Submit your nomination by July 31 here:

In the last year, over 20 million visitors contributed $5B to Phoenix's economy! . Tourism plays a crucial role, creating jobs and fostering business growth while offering unforgettable experiences that make visitors excited to return. Read more:

Apply now for @HeatReadyPHX's Community Canopy Grant! 🌳. Eligible homes and small businesses can get free trees, professional planting, and everything you need to take care of them. Learn more:

Thank you to @PhoenixPolice Sgt. Richard Jarrett and the @PHXFire team for their quick response and teamwork that helped save a motorcyclist's life. We're fortunate to have first responders who are willing to rise to the call.

I offer my deepest condolences to Suzanne Pfister’s family, friends and colleagues. She was a tremendous servant leader with a passion for keeping Arizona healthy & improving the lives of vulnerable communities. I’m grateful for her enduring partnership with the City of Phoenix.

Celebrating #NationalIceCreamDay by grabbing a scoop at Novel, ranked the best ice cream shop in the nation by @Yelp! 🍦. I brought my office along and their Dough Melt was a fan favorite.

I've signed the @NWF Mayor's Monarch Pledge five years in a row because conservation matters, whether you're in the desert or in the heart of the city. The butterfly garden at our @PhoenixPolice crime lab shows how small spaces can support pollinators.

RT @USAccelerate: Topline takeaway from @CityofPhoenixAZ @MayorGallego's remarks to @EPWGOP & @EPWCmte: “It is essential that the funding l….

TSMC is speeding up chip production in Phoenix, reinforcing our role as a national leader in advanced manufacturing. Good jobs that you can raise a family on and more momentum for American-made semiconductors, all happening right here in our city.

ICYMI: I testified at the Senate EPW committee about Phoenix's roads, bridges, and highways, and why federal support is key to building safer streets, better systems, and a stronger future for the communities we serve. Read the full article:

It was a pleasure catching up with Chief Sullivan, who is now leading @CapitolPolice. His commitment to public safety and integrity has always stood out, and I know he’ll serve with distinction in this new role. Wishing him all the best!

I'm excited to work with @RepGregStanton to deliver $179M for Phoenix's new advanced water purification facility. This investment reduces pressure on the Colorado River, expands our water supply, and helps make housing more affordable across our city.

RT @EPWCmte: From Providence to Phoenix, the next transportation bill must and will invest in our communities, while taking climate change….

Today, I spoke up for Phoenix and its need to build safer streets and infrastructure that keeps up with the people who rely on it every day. ⤵️.

Thank you to @SenCapito @SenWhitehouse & @SenMarkKelly for the invitation to speak today, and for your work to get the next Surface Transportation Reauthorization bill done for the American people.

Phoenix is growing, and we’re ready for what comes next. We can build safer streets, smarter systems, and infrastructure that actually works for the people who use it. Cities are ready to deliver—we just need federal support to do so at the scale our residents deserve.

More than 75 percent of road miles are owned by cities and counties. We know what needs fixing because we drive these streets every day. It’s time for funding to follow the expertise. Invest directly in local governments—we get the job done.

Phoenix didn’t land a $165 billion semiconductor plant by accident. Companies choose to invest here because we have the infrastructure to compete—and win. These jobs put us at the center of America’s tech future and strengthen our national security at the same time.

Traffic safety is top of mind in Phoenix, where we see an average of two serious crashes every day. Thanks to federal grants from the Safe Streets and Roads for All program, we’re redesigning high-risk corridors to help prevent tragedies.