by Carolyn Classen, blogger “Join the Tanque Verde Dems on Saturday, August 9th at 10:30am – Please note: We are back at the Kirk-Bear Canyon Library, 8959 E Tanque Verde Rd. Our speaker will be Tucson Mayor Regina Romero. Visit our website at https://tanqueverdedems.org/ for updates.” Carolyn’s note: Regina served 12 years as the Ward 1 Councilwoman, then first Latina woman elected Mayor … Read more
In a video posted on Instagram, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero sought to reassure Tucsonans that she and the City Council will work to ensure that they will exercise all legal options to stop Trump/Vance Administration efforts to block allocated federal funds from coming to the city. The transcript of the Mayor’s comments is below: Hi … Read more
It has been an eventful first term for Tucson Mayor Regina Romero. When she was not battling science denying Governor Doug Ducey and right-wing legislators over how to keep people safe during the height of the Coronavirus, Mayor Romero, with members of the City Council, pursued a progressive program, which included a Working Families Agenda, … Read more
In a move that should surprise no one, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero has announced her intentions to seek re-election to her Mayoral position this year. Re-elect Regina Romero For Mayor Campaign Launch Press Release.docx In a press release from her campaign, Mayor Romero’s team highlighted her considerable achievements while in the office including helping to: … Read more
On the last days of 2022, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero helped welcome 2023 by hailing 22 accomplishments on social media made by the city government in the last year. These measures included those to help Tucsonians get affordable housing, improvements to public safety, lifting all people up, and new infrastructure and green sustainability projects. Among … Read more