City of Mesa

City of Mesa
2024 – 2025
Mesa, the nation’s 36th largest city, offers an affordable, diverse quality of life with big-city amenities and neighborhood charm. Founded by Mormon colonists in 1883, it spans 138 square miles with nearly 520,000 residents. Known for its cultural heritage and robust economy, Mesa boasts museums, parks, and outdoor recreation in the Sonoran Desert. The city prioritizes sustainability and innovation, earning global recognition by winning the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Innovation Award and was recognized as a Champion of Sustainability by SRP in 2024.
Mesa projects
Waste and gas communications

Recycle Right & Natural Gas Safety Messaging Evaluation
Municipal Green Teams

Exploring Strategies & Opportunities for Developing Municipal Green Teams
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