The City of Globe has received federal funding through the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) program to install a temporary safety project along Broad Street.
This demonstration project will use low-cost, flexible materials to test traffic-calming improvements designed to make the street safer and more comfortable for everyone who uses it.
Residents, business owners, and visitors are encouraged to complete a short public survey to share their thoughts about safety, traffic, and how Broad Street is used.
Your feedback will help guide what type of improvements may be considered later this year.
Take the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MRJMHKH
En español: https://es.surveymonkey.com/r/MX8C6PF
The City of Globe invites the community to attend a Safe Streets for All Town Hall Meeting this evening from 6:00–8:00 PM @ City Hall, 150 N. Pine St.
This meeting will provide information about the temporary safety demonstration project planned for Broad Street.
Please also take a moment to take the Community Survey:
Take the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MRJMHKH
En español: https://es.surveymonkey.com/r/MX8C6PF
We hope to see you there!
The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management
is holding a listening session to learn from private landowners what their concerns and needs are for caring for the trees and other vegetation on their properties. The agency will use this information to develop new strategies to help landowners achieve their vegetation goals. Attend to share your perspective! February 24th, 2026 5pm-6:30pm Gila Pueblo Campus Room 522. Questions, call 480-647-5689
The inspections must be done at 3 points:
1) City’s side of the meter (done at time of meter change)
2) Customer’s side of the meter (done at time of meter change)
3) 18” from the home or building (still needs to be completed)
A PWS member will be entering your property to get the 3rd point inspection. They will attempt to make contact with a resident and then will proceed to locate a visible water line within 18” of the home or structure and will be taking pictures. If you have any questions, please contact Stephen Smith, City of Globe Construction/Utility Inspector at 928-200-9297.
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
GLOBE GARBAGE SERVICE
DATE: February 18, 2026
Issued By: City of Globe
Waste Connections was not able to complete garbage service on Tuesday February 17th due to an issue with the truck.
If your regular pick up day is Tuesday and you did not receive service yesterday, please make sure to have your cans out for pick up today, Wednesday February 18th and away from walls, fences, vehicles, etc. as usual.
If you experience any issues with your garbage service at any time, please call the number below for assistance.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
If you have any questions, please call Globe City Hall at (928) 425-7146 ext. 0.
PUBLIC NOTICE: Right of Entry (ROE) Outreach
Beginning this week, City of Globe staff will be visiting property owners along Pinal Creek to request completion of Right of Entry (ROE) forms.
An ROE allows the City and its engineering partners to access property for evaluation and planning only as part of ongoing flood mitigation efforts.
No construction work will occur at this stage.
Property owner participation is critical to move mitigation efforts forward.
For more information, visit the City of Globe Flood Information page or call
Eric Bowman
(928) 940-3612
or
Travis Ashbaugh
(928) 812-5820
Planning & Zoning helps guide how property is used within the City.
It addresses:
• Residential and commercial land use
• Home occupation standards
• Safety and building codes
• Long-term development planning
and more.
Meetings are open to the public, and agendas are posted online prior to each meeting.
Looking for Agendas, Minutes, or Recordings? 📂
All official City of Globe public meeting materials are available online:
• City Council agendas & minutes
• Planning & Zoning agendas
• Recorded meetings
• Budget documents
• Ordinances & resolutions
If you ever need help locating a specific meeting item, please check out the website at www.globeaz.gov
This software also provides mobile access for staff, automating workflows. improving communication, enhancing time frames, and providing real time updates to applicants. The City of Globe continues to work towards enhancing our services by providing better functionality and customer service.
Key Features & Functions:
Citizen Portal: Contractors and residents can submit requests (e.g., building/fire permits, code complaints, business licensing/renewals, zoning request, public works permits/request, etc.) This portal allows the applicant to track the status of their submittal, receive updates, submit revisions, request inspections, renew or apply for business licenses.
Staff Workflow Automation: Automatically assigns, routes, and escalates requests to the right staff/departments.
Mobile Accessibility:
Staff can access live data in the field and manage tasks from anywhere on any device or mobile device.
Integrated Solutions: Handles permitting, planning,/zoning, business licensing/renewals, code compliance complaints, and scheduling inspections.
Reporting:
Generates standard and custom reports for oversight and analysis.
Communication Tools: Automates notifications, letters, and emails to keep citizens/contractors informed.
How it Works:
Citizen/Contractor Submission: A resident/contractor/designer/etc. visits the City of Globe website, clicks on the required link for the type of service they are requesting, sets up submits a service request via the online portal on the city's website, selecting the request type of service needed, is able to upload all required documents, make payments when prompted
Automated Routing: The system automatically assigns it to the correct department (e.g., Public Works).
Staff Action:
Staff are notified, can view details, attach files, update status, and communicate with the citizen.
Tracking & Escalation:
The system tracks progress and escalates overdue tasks to supervisors.
Benefits:
Increases efficiency and transparency.
Reduces paperwork and manual processing.
Provides real-time data and mobile access for field staff.
Manned aerial mapping flights will take place in the coming days and weeks.
The areas are: Upper Pinal Creek, Six Shooter Canyon, and Russell Gulch. The targets will typically be visible as white “X” markings on the ground. Please do not disturb these markings.
Within the next few weeks, a manned aircraft will fly these areas at a flight height of approximately 1,000 feet to obtain new aerial imagery and LIDAR data to develop topographic mapping for these areas. This mapping will be the basis of improvement plans associated with upcoming flood mitigation work.
The NRCS EWP is a reimbursement-based program with strict federal requirements and a 220-day timeline that includes evaluation, design, and construction. Because of this timeline, property owner participation within Pinal Creek is critical to keep projects moving forward and remain eligible.
This graphic outlines how the EWP process works and why each step, including access and documentation, matters.
If you have any questions, please call Stephen Smith at (928) 200-9297
The City of Globe has been approved for the Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) program through the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to move forward with flood recovery that helps reduce risks to life and property.
A critical next step is property owner participation. This program operates under a strict 220-day timeline, which includes both evaluation and construction. To stay on schedule, the City must receive Right of Entry (ROE) signatures from property owners along the creek as soon as possible.
ROEs allow engineers and City staff to access the creek for evaluation and planning only. They do not transfer ownership and do not authorize construction.
If you are a property owner in Pinal Creek, and within the City of Globe limits:
📍 ROE forms are available at City Hall or can be downloaded online at https://www.globeaz.gov/o/cog/page/city-of-globe-flood-mitigation-plan. Staff are also available to answer questions and assist with signatures.
Thank you to those who have already participated and to everyone continuing to work with the City as we take these important steps toward reducing future flood risk.
This item is expected to move forward to City Council on February 24 at 6:00 PM for additional discussion and possible action.
Residents are encouraged to attend, learn more about the proposed changes, and share their thoughts as part of the public process.
The City of Globe thanks US Congressman Eli Crane and Greg Phillips, Associate Administrator with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, for visiting Globe to review flood damage estimates and assess conditions here on the ground.
Globe City Council continues working with bipartisan leaders to keep recovery conversations moving forward and advocate for the needs of our community.
Business license renewals are due by the end of this week!
If you haven’t renewed yet, don't be late! Now is a great time to take care of it and keep your business in good standing for the year ahead.
Thank you for being part of what keeps our local economy strong and moving forward.
This meeting will cover:
• Sediment and debris removal efforts
• Why access to creek property matters
• What a Right of Entry (ROE) allows
• Temporary Construction Easements (TCEs)
• How property owners can participate in planning and mitigation
City staff and technical partners will be on hand to answer questions and walk through the process. ROE forms will be available to review and sign on site for those who are ready.
📍January 29th, 6:00 PM
City Hall 150 N. Pine St. Globe, AZ 85501
👥 For property owners along Pinal Creek
