Community Feedback Hub

Purpose of this page

This page gathers current Community items that are open for feedback. Use the links below to read details and share your input on each item. Submissions are collected through the linked pages or surveys.

Community Members are encouraged to attend weekly council meetings and monthly district meetings. Stay informed and have your voice heard.

Air Quality Program – 2025 Air Monitoring Network Plan

EPNR’s Air Quality Program is seeking community feedback on the 2025 Air Monitoring Network Plan, which outlines monitoring activities, data collection, and proposed updates.

Comment period: May 12, 2026 to June 13, 2026

Comments may be submitted by emailing epnr@srpmic-nsn.gov or Benjamin.Davis@srpmic-nsn.gov, or by mail to:
10005 E. Osborn Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85256

SRPMIC Tribal Transportation Safety Plan (TTSP)

SRPMIC is updating its Tribal Transportation Safety Plan (TTSP) to reduce, and eventually eliminate, life-altering crashes within the Community. The plan will help identify and implement transportation safety improvements that create a safer, more comfortable network for all Community members and support SRPMIC’s “5-in-5 initiative.

We want to hear from you. Community feedback will help guide decisions that improve safety and accessibility across SRPMIC.
Survey open until June 5th.

SR 87 Corridor Study (MAG)

The Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) is conducting a study on SR 87 and McDowell Road within SRPMIC. This study will assess current conditions and develop recommendations to improve safety, traffic flow, and connectivity in the area.

We want to hear from you. Your feedback will help guide decisions that make the study area’s streets safer and more accessible for all.
Survey open until June 5th.

Proposed Ordinances

The Office of the General Counsel (OGC) posts proposed ordinances and ordinance amendments for public comment. Each item includes a summary, the draft text, and—if it’s an amendment—a redline showing proposed changes. All comments are shared with the Community Council at the close of the comment period.

Hearings and Community Comments

Materials from Community hearings are posted after review by the Land Management Board (LMB) and Community Council. Community Members and landowners are invited to read the posted materials, watch/listen to recordings, and share comments to inform decisions.

Check each project for active comment windows and links to notices, presentations, and recordings.