Tucson Pops Fall 2023 Concert Series Program

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

THANK YOU TO OUR MEDIA SPONSORS

WELCOME to the POPS

Dear Friends of the Pops,

And we are off! Another great season of Music Under the StarsTM is upon us! We’ve had a great year – 2023 saw our amazing orchestra take to the road – we brought the joy of live music to the folks in Saddlebrook, we saw the return of our Independence Day concert at the historic St Augustine Cathedral in July, and we will return to Saddlebrook on September 23rd.

In other news, after almost 29 years I announce my resignation as the President of Tucson Pops Orchestra. While I am grateful for the time I have had in this role, it is time for new leadership to take the helm and steer the organization towards its future. I want to express my sincere gratitude to the members of the orchestra, our sponsors, and supporters for their unwavering dedication and commitment to the arts in our community. I will always cherish the memories I have made during my tenure and will continue to support the Tucson Pops Orchestra in any way I can.

President, Board of Directors Tucson Pops Orchestra

OUR TEAM

2023 BOARD

OF DIRECTORS

Tamara Chaffee President

Dr. Lynn Gerald Treasurer

Jen Garcia Secretary

László Veres Conductor Emeritus

Andy Bade

Michael Fan Concertmaster, Web Master

Caleb Fernandez

Jennifer Garcia

Norma Gentry

Lawrence Lee

Christina Luis

Gloria Roberts

Fran Veres

Frank Watson

JoAnna Westcott

CONDUCTOR, MUSIC DIRECTOR

Khris Dodge

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Taya Pocock

TayaPocock@tucsonpops.org

LIBRARIAN

Marilyn Chantrill

TUCSON PARKS & RECREATION STAFF

Director................................Lara Hamwey

Deputy Director.......................Mike Hayes

Deputy Director.....................Greg Jackson

Administrator.................Glenna Overstreet

Recreation Program Manager..........................Dawnee Moreno

Recreation Supervisor, Special Events and Sports...........Ruben Kirkendall

TECHNICAL AND EVENTS CREW

Michael T. Anderson............Stage Manager

Nehemiah Draper..............Audio Technician

Elizabeth Hardy.............Lighting Technician

Karima Walker..........................Stagehand

Michael Barnett........................Stagehand

Jorge Pimental.........................Stagehand

ABOUT THE CONDUCTOR & MUSIC DIRECTOR 2023

Conductor, composer, educator, and musician Khris Dodge is in his second season of leading the Tucson Pops Orchestra as its Maestro and Music Director. A valued member of the Tucson arts community for more than 30 years, Dodge has performed in or collaborated with all major local and regional arts organizations, including Arizona Opera, Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Broadway in Tucson, Arizona Arts Live, Arizona Theatre Company, and Invisible Theatre, among others. He currently serves as the Executive Director of the Tucson Jazz Festival and owns/operates Khris Dodge Entertainment, a full-scale music production company that presents shows all around the nation.

An avid hiker, Dodge uses nature as his muse for many of his compositions. The Pops premiered Ventana Canyon as part of the Catalina Mountains Suite in the Fall of 2022, and he plans to debut new pieces in coming seasons.

Dodge earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Percussion Performance from the University of Arizona, where he studied under Gary Cook and received jazz piano instruction from Jeff Haskell.

MUSIC UNDER THE STARS™

September 10, 2023 – 7:00 p.m.

DeMeester Outdoor Performance Center, Reid Park

Khris Dodge, Music Director/Conductor and

THE TUCSON POPS ORCHESTRA

Guest Artist: Tommy Gearhart

PROGRAM

“Funiculì, Funiculà” …………………..............……………….……. L. Denza

“Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head”……….........…….……. B. Bacharach

“Dance of the Rose Maidens from from Gayane” ….......…… A. Khachaturian

“Norwegian Dance No. 2” …………....................………….………. E. Grieg

“Night and Day”...........…......……………… C. Porter, arr. S. Rosenhaus

“It’s About Time” ……………..……………….…… D. Brubeck, arr. C. Sayre

“Time After Time” ………........………..…. S. Cahn/J. Styne, arr. G Darrah

Tommy Gearhart, Vocals

INTERMISSION

“Our Love Is Here to Stay” …….… G. Gershwin/I. Gershwin, arr. G Darrah

“Skylark” …………………....……….. H. Carmichael/J. Mercer, arr. G Darrah

“S’Wonderful” …………..……..……G. Gershwin/I. Gershwin, arr. G Darrah

“My Foolish Heart” …………….….. N. Washington/V. Young, arr. G Darrah

“Take the A Train” ………….……….……….. Billy Strayhorn, arr. G Darrah

“Goin’ to Chicago” ………………….. Count Basie, J. Rushing, arr. G Darrah

“But Not For Me” …………...………G. Gershwin/I. Gershwin, arr. G Darrah

Tommy Gearhart, Vocals

Tommy Gearhart

A Tribute to Tony Bennett: with a little bit of Neil Sedaka thrown in for good measure, crooner Tommy Gearhart will perform his Autumn Serenade show featuring songs from the Great American Songbook. For this opening concert he will perform some nostalgic hits like Time After Time, Our Love is Here to Stay, Skylark, S’Wonderful and much more. The orchestra will perform a medley of tunes by Bert Bacharach, Night and Day by Cole Porter and more.

A sensitive yet powerful jazz vocalist who loves to sing ballads, Tommy Gearhart has developed his own sound as he explores the Great American Songbook and jazz standards. “I grew up hearing those songs. My grandmother and her sisters used to sing on the radio as the Thomas Sisters. My grandfather was a crooner who had worked with big bands in the Midwest, knew a lot of tunes, and could also play ragtime piano. The music is in my blood.”

Born in Toledo, Ohio, Tommy Gearhart spent much of his childhood there and in Detroit. Blessed with a warm baritone voice and influenced by his early jazz drumming background, he developed quickly as a vocalist.

His mentor was Jon Hendricks, who was also from Toledo and with whom he worked on multiple occasions. The young vocalist was also inspired by the swing of Tony Bennett & Frank Sinatra, the joy of Joe Willians, the musicianship and artistry of Jon Hendricks & Mel Tormé, and the many jazz instrumentalists he had heard growing up. He listened to everyone, did a great deal of study, and emerged with his own highly appealing voice.

Tommy Gearhart has since performed at many jazz venues and festivals around the U.S. and Canada. In addition to Jon Hendricks, he has also worked with Detroit tenor-saxophonist Donald Walden (whom dubbed Tommy a “true balladeer”), trumpeter-educators Bobby Shew & Marcus Belgrave, guitarist Peter Bernstein, and many more.

MUSIC UNDER THE STARS™

September 17, 2023 – 7:00 p.m.

DeMeester Outdoor Performance Center, Reid Park

Khris Dodge, Music Director/Conductor and

THE TUCSON POPS ORCHESTRA

Guest Artists: Samantha Sierra-Feldman, Marie Sierra

PROGRAM

“Procession of the Nobles”…………..............………….. N. Rimsky-Korsakov

“Irish Tune from County Derry” …............……….… traditional, arr. P. Grainger

“Hungarian Dance No. 5” ……................…………………….…… J. Brahms

“Autumn Leaves“ …………………...........……….….… J. Kosma, arr. A Reed

“Theme from Love Story” .…….......................…………………………F. Lai

“Marche Slave”…….......………..….………..................…… P.I. Tchaikovsky

INTERMISSION

“Amparito Roca”.………………..………………………….………. J. Texidor

“Danse macabre”….…….............................……….………. C. Saint-Saëns

Michael Fan, violin

“Lord of the Dance”……….......…….……….…. R. Hardiman, arr. L. Moore

“Selections from Les Misérables” ..….……. C-M. Schönberg, arr. B. Lowden

“On My Own” …………….............…………. C-M. Schönberg, arr. B. Lowden

Samantha Sierra-Feldman, vocals

Marie Sierra, piano

“America the Beautiful” ………………..........………… S. Ward, arr. C. Dragon

Samantha Sierra-Feldman, vocals

Enrique “Hank” Feldman

This concert is a tribute to a beloved figure of the Tucson music community and close Friend of the Tucson Pops.

Enrique “Hank” Feldman, a Tucson native and University of Arizona graduate, was a versatile artist, educator, and speaker with a global impact. He directed UA’s Pride of Arizona Marching Band and was a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Hank conducted orchestral ensembles, composed music for various mediums, and collaborated with Acerekó and CHICAGO. He founded the Global Learning Foundation, impacting 135,000+ since 2001, authored “Sam the Ant,” and created iBG®. Hank’s speaking engagements spanned the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. He cherished family, co-running Cuban Twist with son, and shared a musical journey with wife Marie Sierra and children, Sam and Nick.

The concert will be performed by the esteemed musicians of the Tucson Pops Orchestra along with guest artists vocalist Samantha Sierra-Feldman and his wife pianist Marie Sierra. “My father was my best friend in the whole world. Continuing to follow his example and learn from the time I had with him is the most important thing I can do.” Sam Sierra-Feldman

Sam is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a degree in vocal studies and a minor in creative writing. She teaches 5th Grade as well as Middle School Film & Media Arts at the Tucson Hebrew Academy and frequently works as a director and instructor for Christian Youth Theater. Most recently, she has worked on CYT’s production of “The Wizard of Oz,” Disney’s “My Son Pinocchio Jr,” Disney’s “Descendants: The Musical,” and is currently working on “Annie!” Sam also continues to work on her published series of children’s books, “Sam the Ant,” which she co-authored together with her beloved father.

MUSIC UNDER THE STARS™

September 24, 2023 – 7:00 p.m.

DeMeester Outdoor Performance Center, Reid Park

Khris Dodge, Music Director/Conductor and

THE TUCSON POPS ORCHESTRA

Guest Artist: Ballet Tucson, Saguaro City Music Theatre, and Mindy Ronstadt

PROGRAM

“The Tucson March”….......................................................... M. Wolfram

“Dance Medley” ….……………………………...........………..…… J. Haskell

“Suite de danzas criollas”……………........……………….……. A. Ginastera

Ballet Tucson

“The Catalinas Suite” ……………………......…………….…………… K. Dodge

1. Ventana Canyon

2. Mountain Water

“La muerte del ángel”…………….…. A. Piazzolla, arr. J. DiBartolo, K. Dodge

Ballet Tucson

“Suddenly Seymour”……………..………..........…… H. Ashman/A. Menken

Saguaro City Music Theatre

INTERMISSION

“Pas de deux from The Nutcracker” ……………......……..… P.I.Tchaikovsky

Ballet Tucson

“Long, Long Time” ……………..……….....…….…. G.B. White, arr. K. Dodge

“Desperado” ……………………..…........… D. Henley/G. Frey, arr. K. Dodge

“You’re No Good”……..........…….........………… C. Ballad, Jr., arr. K. Dodge

“Blue Bayou” ………………….....……….………… R. Orbison, arr. K. Dodge

Mindy Ronstadt, vocals

Mindy Ronstadt

Mindy Ronstadt was born and raised in Tucson, back in the days when we still had a 602 area code. She grew up singing, surrounded by an extended family of singers, songwriters, and musicians. Most folks are familiar with her aunt, singer Linda Ronstadt, but Mindy learned to sing harmonies from her dad, Peter. After high school, she traveled for a year with the international, Tucson-based, performance group Up With People, and then settled back here in the Old Pueblo, to go to school and raise a family of her own.

Over the years, she’s had the great fortune to join and sing with many musicians, bands, and projects around town, and is thrilled to add the Tucson Pops Orchestra to the list.

Ballet Tucson

Ballet Tucson is Tucson’s only professional ballet company, bringing five inspiring concerts to the stage each year, in addition to numerous special events and unique community collaborations. Their performances feature beloved classics and innovative new works created by acclaimed choreographers, performed by professional dancers from around the world. The School of Ballet Tucson provides a rich training ground for students, offering the opportunity to work with accomplished teachers and professional dancers, while instilling a love for the art form and providing a means for greater self-expression.

About the performance:

Ballet Tucson is proud to perform three dynamic ballets in collaboration with the Tucson Pops Orchestra. Selections include the Grand Pas de Deux from the timeless classic The Nutcracker, an intimate solo from celebrated American choreographer Paul Gibson’s The Piano Dance (a sneak peek of the Ballet’s 2024 Spring Concert) and the world premiere of a passionate pas de deux choreographed by Ballet Tucson’s Artistic Director Margaret Mullin set to Astor Piazzolla’s La Muerte Del Angel.

Madeleine Kuebler and Edward Oyarce-Solomon.

Saguaro City Music Theatre

Saguaro City Music Theatre presents “Little Shop of Horrors”

October 13th – October 29th

the Berger Performing Arts Center

Come see the cult comedy classic live onstage. Tickets are on sale now at saguarocity.org.

Long Realty Companies in association with The

Friends of the Pops

and Tucson Parks & Recreation present the Tucson Pops Orchestra

Music Under the StarsTM

IMPRESARIOS

Long Realty Companies

Tucson Parks & Recreation Department

Friends of the Pops Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

Patty Krivel

Jan Thalberg Legacy Fund held at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

JoAnna Westcott

Joe & Frances Bettinger, The Bettinger Family Trust

Bruce Des Champs

Michael & Karen Fisher

Edith Hund

Steven & Marta Ketchel

Anonymous

ORCHESTRATORS

L.E.S. is More Charitable Fund held at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

Michael & Karen Fisher

Barbara Lamb

Carl and Paula Olson

Paola and Chris Werstler

VIRTUOSOS

Joseph Barkenbush

Kenneth & Jennifer Bosma

David J. Cohen

Phillip & Phyllis Davis

Jennifer Garcia

Lawrence Lee

Richard and Judy Rolland

Rotary Club of Tucson Foundation

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS 2023

CONDUCTOR CHAIR SPONSORS

KHRIS DODGE, CONDUCTOR

Jean Cary

Terri and Tom Drielick

Ellen Frazer

Vern and Deborah Hartz

Doug Holland

Brian & Charlene Jackson

Steven & Teresa Jarrett

Tom Jensen and Amanda Jensen Doss

Carla & Mike Livak

Roberta Miller

Dennis & Margery Nemura

Diane Hultquist and Richard Rohrdanz

Jeffrey S.Ronstadt

Joe Seger

Elsie J. Smith

Marilyn Stimpson

Harold & Becky Strain

John & Gail Swarbrick

Patty Trujillo

VIRTUOSO SPONSORS

Adrienne Utley

Patricia Reed Watrous

Edith Bailey

Madeleine Irell

Lawrence Lee

Gary & Carolyn Lerch

Carl and Paula Olson

Mary Wisely

Gloria Roberts

Sally Lanyon

Judy Dare

Phillip & Phyllis Davis

Brenda Kreitzberg

Lawrence Lee

Vance & Sandra Riggins

Kenneth & Jennifer Bosma

David J. Cohen

City of Tucson

Bruce Des Champs

Jennifer Garcia

Rick and Judy Rolland Rotary Club of Tucson Foundation

Joe & Fran Bettinger Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

ORCHESTRATOR SPONSORS

Steven & Marta Ketchel

Mercedes Smith

Michael & Karen Fisher

Barbara Lamb

Carl and Paula Olson

Fran Veres

Paola and Chris Werstler

Desert Diamond Casino

Michael & Karen Fisher

Edith Hund

The Denver Foundation

Jacqueline Smith

Joe & Fran Bettinger

Rio Nuevo District

JoAnna Westcott

Jan Thalberg

Patty Krivel

Long Realty Companies

MUSICIANS AND MUSICIAN CHAIR SPONSORS

VIOLIN 1

Michael Fan, Concertmaster

John & Gail Swarbrick

Albert Andrews, In Memory of Lois Rosenberg

Ann R. Gendler

Aileen Hanson

Joseph Rousos-Hammond

Charles Aurand

Carlie Rigg

Doug & Cyndy Atterbur y

Patricia Bena

Melanie Fan

Ken & Muriel Bergsma

Laura Tagawa

David Carter

Christensen, In Memory of War ren Christensen

Jennifer Goff

Sonia Cowen

Allen R. Tollin

Roy Dellago

VIOLIN 2

David Rife

Del & Jane Dickey

Morgan Forrest

Jose Moore

Robert & Geraldine Harding

Donald & Donna Hess

Rosemarie Todaro

Thomas DiMaggio

Emily Chao

Murray Helmstrom

Willis & Virginia Horak

Emily Nolan

Bob Howard & Patti Burger

Linda Koesterl

Rollin Medcalf

Gary & Carol Lerch

Debbie & Wayne McGraw

Mimi Papp

Donald & Ruth Myers

Roy & Dolores Morey

Jason Sah

John Neubeck

Larissa Brown (Sah)

Robert Olsen

Cayse Miners

Patricia Eck & Michael Leingang

In Memory of Richard Eck

Holly Schurr

Earlene Ridge

Moira Hagerlin

Darlene Rowe

Callie Hutchison

Tony & Tina Saccani

Patricia Cole

Charlotte Scott

VIOLA

Rebecca McKee

Tom & Sandy Simester

Marlene S. Smith

Raphael Lizama

Bob & Morgan Sogn

John Sohikian

Tom Ginsberg

Serry & Stephen Weiss

Harold & Becky Strain

CELLO

Mary Frances DiBartolo

Diane Hultquist & Richard Rohrdanz

Andrea & John Wise

Colin Lambert

Mike & Katie Cooper

Donald & Shirley Younker

Bella Schwerin

Dennis Anderson

Kathy Larason

Alice Close

Melanie Yarger

Koreen Johannssen

Madeleine Rose

Brenda Koedyker

BASS

Jeffrey G. Holsen

Lawrence Lee

Charlie Luepke

Jason Roederer

Alan & Janet Stein

FLUTE

Paula Redinger

Patricia Samuels

Kenneth Thomas

Sandy Schwoebel

Carolla Hoag

Randall Wagner

Chris Harper

Stanley & Jodi Stachowiak

Carter & Mary Becker

OBOE

Christian Hill

Drew & Gloria Newton

Larry & Carol Bahill

Marquise Demaree

Marlene S. Smith

Norma Gentry

Mary Simon

Ralph Hurd

Devin Gardner

Robert Larson

CLARINET

Dario Brignoli

Jamie Towne

Marth Fankhauser

Daniel Becker

Vera Schlichter

Ray & Elaine Spindler

Lucy Huestis

RL & CS Cramer

Jon & Jody Hawbaker

BASSOON

Jessica Campbell

Greg & Wendy Nelson

Tucson Metro Chamber

Tammy Smith

Marlene Nikolai

Les & Carol Welborn

Ben Yingst

Alberto Ranjel

HORN

Kathleen Demlow

Jo Riester, In honor of Chad Riester

DIck Wadsworth

Lisa A. Gollenberg

Jim & Beth Ruboyianes

Edith Bailey

Mike Mesner

Nan Schubel

Tommy & Leslie Gearhart

Brianna Reed

Charlie Luepke

Caitlynn Sandberg

Robert Selby

TRUMPET

Jason Carder

Sylvia Flagg

Debbie & Wayne McGraw

Glen Gross

Ellen Ristow

Morgana Ortiz

Ivan English, Jr.

Richard Candelaria

Terri & Tom Drielick

TROMBONE

Rob Boone

David & Jo-Anna Kikel

Jordan Robison

Brian & Susan Boylan

Chris Lopez

Dale & Desiree Christensen

Ben Constantinides

Jessie Curley

TUBA

Matt Tropman

Lynn Davis

HARP

Rebecca Foreman

Julien & Sandal Caillet

Harry and Dottie Adams

Abid Alhilal

Alyaa Alhilal

Dennis Anderson

Doug & Cyndi Atterbury

Charles Aurand

Michael Boxer

Sherry Campbell

June Chamberlin

Virginia I. Coen

Roy Dallago

Judge Terry A. & Sharon R. Douglas

Dan & Jennifer Forman

Franklin Fountain

Mia Bulgarin Gay

Norma Gentry

Keith Gustafson

Emma H. Hanshaw

Vern & Deborah Hartz

Mark & LIsa Heltemes

Phillis Herbster

Murry Holmstrom

Dale & August Johnson

PERCUSSION

Dave Walton

Richard McGinty

Trevor Barroero

Linda Koester

PATRONS

Jackie Jones

Barbara Kiernan

Jane & Paul Kriegshauser

Winnie Kruper

Ed & Nancy Landes

Oscar & Renie Lenning

Sue & George Lockridge

Robert & Pamela Maple

Robert & Marie McClure

Nancy McDonald

Ron & Kay McNutt

Helen Montgomery

Roy & Delores Morey

Tarek Moses

A.C. “Chuck” Moyer II and Elaine A. Gokey

Mike & Bea Mueller

Drew & Gloria Newton

Marlene Nickolai

Lynn Mooney & Paula Noel

Carl & Paula Olson

Carol J. Owens

George & Maria Pappas

Michelle Perrin

TIMPANI

Homero O. Ceron

Bob & Michele Kane

Kathy Peters

Vern and Rita Petterson

Beverly Polito

Sharyn Rafieyan

Angela Roll

Gerald Rucks

Toni and Tino Saccani

Tommy & Sheila Sanford

Ann Schlumberger & Robert Young

Nancy Schneider

Robert & Vicki Semple

Jack & Gayla Stewart

Jerrold & Lois Swain

Texas Instruments

David Vasquez

Sherry & Stephen Weiss

Will & Brenda Whitaker

James Wood

Teresa Ferriero Wood

Sharon Woodworth

Carrie Zamora

Music Under the Stars™ History

The Tucson Pops Orchestra has been providing outdoor concerts to the Tucson and southern Arizona community since 1955. Founded by Georges DeMeester and Ernest Hoffman with 22 musicians, the orchestra has grown to 50 professional musicians and performs to audiences of up to 8,500. The orchestra performed in various locations around Tucson before settling in Reid Park’s DeMeester Outdoor Performance Center. In 1973, Charles “Bucky” Steele took over as conductor, followed by László Veres in 1997. In spring of 2022, László Veres retired and passed the baton to Khris Dodge, who began his tenure in the fall of 2022. The Tucson Pops Orchestra continues to fulfill its mission of providing Music Under the Stars™ to the Tucson and southern Arizona communities with support from Tucson Parks and Recreation Department, corporate partners, and Friends of the Pops.

HELP US SUSTAIN THE MUSIC!

Your generous donations can truly make a difference to our mission to bring high-quality concert series to the public.

We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the joy and inspiration of live music, regardless of their financial circumstances. By contributing what you can, you’ll be paying it forward for those who may not have the means to do the same. Your support will ensure that no one is turned away from our community-driven events. Every dollar counts, and your contribution will directly support our mission to make the magic of music accessible to everyone.

Give what you can and help us continue to create memorable concert experiences for our community. We are dependent on individual patrons like yourself, as support from sponsors only covers about 30% of the actual cost to provide these concerts. Your generosity and support are greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Contributing Has Extra Benefits

At each concert those who give $25 or more receive one entry in the weekly raffle for each $25 contributed. Raffle prizes include gift cards to local restaurants and entertainment venues.

Visit the booths at concerts, go to our website at tucsonpops.org, or donate using one of the following options:

DECADES OF CITY SUPPORT!

Please take the time to contact your council member and Mayor Romero and let them know how much you appreciate their support of the Tucson Pops Orchestra.

City of Tucson Government

The Honorable Regina Romero, Mayor of Tucson

City Hall, 255 W. Alameda St.

Tucson, AZ 85701

Phone: (520) 791-4201

Fax: (520) 791-5348

Email: Mayor.Romero@tucsonaz.gov

Lane Santa Cruz Council Member, Westside Ward One

940 W. Alameda

Tucson, AZ 85745

Phone: (520) 791-4040

Fax: (520) 791-5393

Email: ward1@tucsonaz.gov

Paul Cunningham

Northeast Ward Two

7575 E. Speedway

Tucson, AZ 85710

Phone: (520) 791-4687

Fax: (520) 791-5380

Email: ward2@tucsonaz.gov

Kevin Dahl Council Member

Northside Ward Three 1510 E. Grant Road

Tucson, AZ 85719

Phone: (520) 791-4711

Fax: (520) 791-5391

Email: ward3@tucsonaz.gov

Nikki Lee Council Member

Southeast Ward Four 8123 E. Poinciana

Tucson, AZ 85730

Phone: (520) 791-3199

Fax: (520) 791-4717

Email: ward4@tucsonaz.gov

Richard Fimbres Council Member

Southside Ward Five 4300 S. Park Avenue

Tucson, AZ 85714

Phone: (520) 791-4231

Fax: (520) 791-3188

Email: Richard.Fimbres@tucsonaz.gov

Steve Kozachik Council Member

Midtown Ward Six 3202 E. 1st Street

Tucson, AZ 85716

Phone: (520) 791-4601

Fax: (520) 791-3211

Email: ward6@tucsonaz.gov

Michael Ortega City Manager

City Hall, 10th Floor 255 W. Alameda

Tucson, AZ 85701

Phone: (520) 791-4204

Email: citymanager@tucsonaz.gov