Mayor Kate Gallego

SEMICON West is making Phoenix its new home. Starting in 2027, the semiconductor industry’s largest conference brings its worldwide audience to our city. One more reason we’re a hub for this critical technology.

SEMICON West to make Phoenix its permanent home starting in 2027 - Phoenix Business Journal The conference will return to San Francisco in October 2026 before moving permanently to Phoenix in spring 2027.

Mayor Gallego statement on the federal government’s cuts to Arizona’a Colorado River supply.

Phoenix residents who need to hydrate or cool off are welcome at any location in the Valley’s Heat Relief Network. Visit hrn.azmag.org to find what’s closest to you.

My most sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of Harry Mitchell.

Reminder, this Friday is the last day to submit your application!

My office is accepting internship applications for students eager to make a difference in Phoenix! This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience and build your network.

Apply by Friday, July 31 on your university’s Handshake platform.

Water conservation is a top priority for the City of Phoenix. We’re glad to have the support of TSMC Arizona in upgrading irrigation systems at Madison Park and Los Olivos Park.

TSMC provides grant to City of Phoenix parks for irrigation system upgrades - Daily Independent The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department received a grant from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Arizona to support water efficiency upgrades.

TSMC’s historic investment will bring 12 semiconductor fabrication facilities to northwest Phoenix. We’re working to make sure semiconductors benefit residents who will never visit the factory.

Extreme heat can be a serious risk. Be sure to know the signs of heat illness, stay hydrated, and regularly apply sunscreen. For more information on how to stay cool and beat the heat this summer, visit Phoenix.gov/Summer.

Summer Safety Stay safe this summer with essential tips and resources from Phoenix. Learn how to beat the heat and enjoy the season responsibly.

Arizona just had its most successful 12 months for economic development in state history, driven largely by our booming semiconductor industry. I’m proud Phoenix is becoming the nation’s hub for this critical technology and the jobs it creates.

Semiconductor boom drive massive AZ economic development growth - Phoenix Business Journal TSMC's arrival in Arizona – along with big investments from the likes of Amkor and Intel – continue to drive other businesses that cater to the semiconductor industry to set up shop in the state.

North Phoenix’s newest Sprouts Farmers Market opened its doors this morning, bringing more jobs to our community in the growing Headquarters Alley corridor.