Gilbert Police Continue Search for Answers in 35-Year-Old Cold Case
The Gilbert Police Department is renewing its call for information on the disappearance of Lisa Dianne Jameson, a 23-year-old resident who vanished 35 years ago. Jameson was last seen on November 4, 1991, near McQueen Road and Chandler Boulevard in Chandler. Her red 1989 Pontiac LeMans was found nearly a month later in Phoenix. At the time of her disappearance, Jameson was married, the mother of a two-year-old boy, and believed to be pregnant. Despite the passage of time, the Gilbert Police Department remains committed to solving the case and urges anyone with information to contact them at 480-503-6500 or submit a tip online.
Scottsdale Prepares for Heavy Rain and Flood Risks
Scottsdale residents are being advised to prepare for potential flooding as heavy rains are forecasted for the weekend. According to the City of Scottsdale, the community should take precautions to secure their properties and avoid driving through flooded areas. The city has made sandbags available at designated locations to help residents protect their homes.
Chandler Hosts Community Events for Thanksgiving and Veterans Day
Chandler’s Golden Neighbors program will celebrate Thanksgiving with a community resource gathering on November 12 at the ASU Chandler Innovation Center. The event will feature information on city services and federal resources, with a Spanish interpreter available. Meanwhile, Chandler will honor veterans and their families on November 8 at the Field of Honor in Veterans Oasis Park. The event will include the unveiling of new names on the Veterans Memorial and the final showcase of the 27 Flags Exhibit, part of the city's celebration of America's 250th birthday. For more details, visit the City of Chandler.
Phoenix Encourages Smart Giving and Offers Free Basketball Tickets
The City of Phoenix is promoting its Healthy Giving Friendsgiving initiative, encouraging residents to donate to local nonprofits rather than giving directly on the streets. This approach aims to connect individuals experiencing homelessness with essential services. Additionally, the Phoenix Public Library is offering free tickets to ASU Women's Basketball home games, providing families an affordable way to enjoy collegiate sports. More information can be found on the City of Phoenix website.
Mesa Announces Finalists for Fire and Medical Chief
The City of Mesa has named six finalists in its search for a new Fire and Medical Chief. The candidates, selected from a pool of 33 applicants, will participate in interviews this week. The city is looking for a leader who can support its firefighters and medical personnel while advancing the department's strengths. More details are available on Mesa Now.
Scottsdale Breaks Ground on New Bridge to Improve Safety
Scottsdale has commenced construction on the Thompson Peak Parkway bridge, a project aimed at enhancing safety and connectivity in the area. The bridge is part of the city's efforts to improve infrastructure and transportation options for residents. For more information, visit the City of Scottsdale.