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Council adopts resolution affirming city commitment to address South Side groundwater contamination
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 24034 endorsing Human Relations Commission recommendations on groundwater contamination on Tucson's South Side and declaring an emergency; council thanked community groups and University of Arizona researchers for their work.
Council adopted Resolution 24034 on Nov. 5 to reaffirm the city’s commitment to address historic groundwater contamination on Tucson’s South Side and to act on recommendations from the Human Relations Commission.
Councilmember Perez and others described this as a community-driven priority that builds on University of Arizona research and community input, and noted connected public events (an exhibit opening and a memorial mural and healing ceremony). Staff outlined ongoing coordination with Pima County for health components. The resolution passed 6–0 by roll call.
