Phoenix subcommittee advances smart-city technologies for transit, traffic, waste and water
At a May 20 subcommittee meeting, Phoenix officials described connected-vehicle deployments, AI traffic detection, Sewer AI and a 5–6 year plan to install advanced water meters; staff addressed privacy, data resilience and customer notification features.
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The City of Phoenix Transportation Infrastructure & Planning Subcommittee heard multi-department briefings May 20 on smart-city investments that officials said aim to improve safety, reduce delays and give residents earlier notice of utility issues.
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