🚧 Jesse Hayes Road Project Update
Another section of the Jesse Hayes Road project is taking shape!
This week, crews completed paving a portion of Jesse Hayes Road near Oil Circle Road that had remained open and unpaved during construction. Additional paving activities within this area will be scheduled for a later date as work continues.
This marks another step forward as work continues on the larger Jesse Hayes Road improvement project, including new sidewalks, drainage improvements, paving, and improved connections to nearby community facilities.
Thank you to residents and motorists for your continued patience as crews work through each phase of the project. We’re excited to see these improvements coming together!
Another section of the Jesse Hayes Road project is taking shape!
This week, crews completed paving a portion of Jesse Hayes Road near Oil Circle Road that had remained open and unpaved during construction. Additional paving activities within this area will be scheduled for a later date as work continues.
This marks another step forward as work continues on the larger Jesse Hayes Road improvement project, including new sidewalks, drainage improvements, paving, and improved connections to nearby community facilities.
Thank you to residents and motorists for your continued patience as crews work through each phase of the project. We’re excited to see these improvements coming together!
Decorate a Luminaria - Help Us Honor Our Community's Journey and Light the Way Forward 🕯️
One year later, we're asking our community to assist in this event by decorating a luminaria, in memory of those we lost, the homes we lost, in thanks to our volunteers and first responders, or simply with words of hope for what's ahead.
🕯️Pick up a free bag at Globe City Hall, 150 N. Pine St.
🕯️Return it decorated by Friday, Sept. 18, so they can be set up for the
"One Year Later: The State of Globe" event on Sept. 26. 6:04 PM
💜Every bag tells a piece of our story.
One year later, we're asking our community to assist in this event by decorating a luminaria, in memory of those we lost, the homes we lost, in thanks to our volunteers and first responders, or simply with words of hope for what's ahead.
🕯️Pick up a free bag at Globe City Hall, 150 N. Pine St.
🕯️Return it decorated by Friday, Sept. 18, so they can be set up for the
"One Year Later: The State of Globe" event on Sept. 26. 6:04 PM
💜Every bag tells a piece of our story.
📢 City Council Meeting Cancellation
The City Council Meeting previously scheduled for Thursday, September 10, 2026, has been cancelled.
In support of our community, the City recognizes the importance of this week’s local events, including the Globe-Miami Football Game and the Gila County Fair.
We encourage everyone to come out, support our local students and athletes, enjoy the fair, and take part in the many activities that bring our community together.
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing our community members at these special events! 🧡🏈🎡
Go Tigers! Enjoy the Gila County Fair!
The City Council Meeting previously scheduled for Thursday, September 10, 2026, has been cancelled.
In support of our community, the City recognizes the importance of this week’s local events, including the Globe-Miami Football Game and the Gila County Fair.
We encourage everyone to come out, support our local students and athletes, enjoy the fair, and take part in the many activities that bring our community together.
Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing our community members at these special events! 🧡🏈🎡
Go Tigers! Enjoy the Gila County Fair!
💧 WATER NOTICE
CITY OF GLOBE CUSTOMERS *NOT* AFFECTED
The boil-water notice being issued by Arizona Water Company applies ONLY to Arizona Water Company customers.
City of Globe water customers are NOT affected and do not need to boil their water.
Customers served by Arizona Water Company should follow all instructions and guidance provided directly by Arizona Water Company regarding the boil-water notice.
For more information, go to: www.azwater.com/alerts/
🚧 SIX SHOOTER ROAD UPDATE
Please be advised that YSC Paving will be completing asphalt repairs on Six Shooter Road between Cherokee Road and Winchester, from Wednesday, September 9th to Friday, September 11th, 2026 between the hours of 6:00am and 5:00pm.
During this time Six Shooter Road will be restricted to one (1) lane traffic with flaggers Six Shooter Road will be open without restrictions during the evening hours.
A significant increase in construction vehicles, heavy equipment, and traffic delays are expected in the immediate area. Travelers and motorists are strongly encouraged to avoid this area and utilize alternative routes to prevent delays.
This work is necessary to complete vital infrastructure improvements. Commuters who must travel through the zone are urged to use extra caution, reduce speeds, and watch for flaggers and construction personnel.
For questions or further information, please contact Stephen Smith at 928-200-9297.
Please Note: YSC Paving and their subcontractors are authorized contractor for the City of Globe
performing sidewalk repair within the City of Globe. All inquiries, questions, request or
complaints regarding any City subcontractors should be directed to the city.
Please be advised that Doege Contracting will continue infrastructure improvements on Hagen Road.
Hagen Road will have daily closures near Oil Circle Road to all traffic beginning at 6:30am and will reopen daily at 5:00pm starting Wednesday, September 9th to September 11th. Motorist and Pedestrians are advised to avoid this area and use alternate routes to prevent delays.
For questions or further information, please contact Stephen Smith at 928-200-9297.
The City of Globe would like to thank you for your patience and understanding as we make continued improvements to our community.
Please Note: Doege Contracting and their subcontractors are authorized contractor for the City of Globe performing sidewalk repair within the City of Globe. All inquiries, questions, request or complaints regarding any City subcontractors should be directed to the city.
⚠️ First Friday, September 4th is Cancelled
With saturated ground from this week's storms and a localized flooding watch in the forecast, we cannot in good conscience bring crowds into an area that experienced significant flooding just one year ago. Safety first, always.
Please continue to support our downtown businesses this weekend — they need and deserve your love. 💙
The next First Friday is October 2nd and it's going to be a big one! Globe Fire Department will be hosting the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in honor of the 343 firefighters lost, benefiting the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. Register today to participate!
🇺🇸🚒🔗https://nfff.akaraisin.com/ui/globe26
#GlobeAZ #FirstFriday #CityOfGlobe #DowntownGlobe #911Memorial #NeverForget #GlobeFireDepartment
With saturated ground from this week's storms and a localized flooding watch in the forecast, we cannot in good conscience bring crowds into an area that experienced significant flooding just one year ago. Safety first, always.
Please continue to support our downtown businesses this weekend — they need and deserve your love. 💙
The next First Friday is October 2nd and it's going to be a big one! Globe Fire Department will be hosting the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in honor of the 343 firefighters lost, benefiting the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. Register today to participate!
🇺🇸🚒🔗https://nfff.akaraisin.com/ui/globe26
#GlobeAZ #FirstFriday #CityOfGlobe #DowntownGlobe #911Memorial #NeverForget #GlobeFireDepartment
Please be advised that Southwest Gas will be completing gas line relocation on Hagen Road, from Wednesday, September 2nd to Friday, September 4th, 2026 between the hours of 6:30am and 4:00pm. During this time Hagen Road will be restricted to one (1) lane traffic with flaggers. Hagen Road will be open without restrictions during the evening hours.
A significant increase in construction vehicles, heavy equipment, and traffic delays are expected in the immediate area. Travelers and motorists are strongly encouraged to avoid
this area and utilize alternative routes to prevent delays.
This work is necessary to complete vital infrastructure improvements. Commuters who must travel through the zone are urged to use extra caution, reduce speeds, and watch for flaggers and construction personnel.
For questions or further information, please contact Stephen Smith at 928-200-9297.
Please be advised that Doege Contracting will continue infrastructure improvements on Jesse Hayes Road. Jesse Hayes Road will be closed near Oil Circle
Road to all traffic starting Wednesday, September 2nd at 6am and will remain closed until Saturday, September 5th at noon, weather permitting, to complete necessary grading and paving. Motorist and Pedestrians are advised to avoid this area and use alternate routes to prevent delays.
In the event of severe weather, Jesse Hayes Road will be reopened to all traffic.
For questions or further information, please contact Stephen Smith at 928-200-9297.
The City of Globe would like to thank you for your patience and understanding as we make continued improvements to our community.
Please Note: Doege Contracting and their subcontractors are authorized contractor for the City of Globe performing sidewalk repair within the City of Globe. All inquiries, questions, request or complaints regarding any City subcontractors should be directed to the city.
🚧 Public Works Waterline Repair Update
City of Globe Public Works crews are working to repair a waterline serving the the Fairgrounds areas.
Residents in these neighborhood may experience temporary low water pressure while repairs are underway.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as crews work to restore normal service as quickly and safely as possible. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
Imminent Threat Alert
NWS has issued A FLASH FLOOD WARNING for this area until 11:45 PM MST. This is a dangerous and life-threatening situation.
Do NOT attempt to travel unless you are fleeing an area subject to flooding or under an evacuation order.
Turn around, don't drown Most flood deaths occur in vehicles. Be aware of your surroundings and do not drive on flooded roads.
💧 UPDATE | Waterline Repairs Complete
City of Globe Public Works crews have completed repairs to the waterline serving the Fairgrounds area.
Water service is being restored, and crews are currently pushing water back through the system toward the Fairgrounds. Residents may experience temporary fluctuations in water pressure as the system returns to normal.
Crews are backfilling the repair area and wrapping up work at the site.
Thank you to our Public Works crews for their work today, and thank you to residents for your patience and understanding while repairs were underway.
🚧 Public Works Waterline Repair Update
City of Globe Public Works crews are working to repair a waterline serving the the Fairgrounds areas.
Residents in these neighborhood may experience temporary low water pressure while repairs are underway.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as crews work to restore normal service as quickly and safely as possible. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
🕯️ One Year Later: The State of Globe 🕯️
One year after the devastating September 2025 flood, the community is invited to come together to remember, reflect, and look toward the future.
One Year Later: The State of Globe will be a special evening of remembrance and community, honoring the lives lost, recognizing the strength and resilience shown throughout the past year, and sharing the stories of recovery and the work still ahead.
The evening will include memorial tributes, reflections on the events of that night and the year that followed, recognition of all of the people and organizations who stepped forward to help, and the Mayor's address highlighting Globe’s recovery, progress, and priorities for the future.
This gathering is an opportunity to remember those we lost, acknowledge all that our community has carried together, and mark one year with purpose as Globe continues moving forward.
More information to come soon.
One year later, we remember. We reflect. And together, we look ahead.
One year after the devastating September 2025 flood, the community is invited to come together to remember, reflect, and look toward the future.
One Year Later: The State of Globe will be a special evening of remembrance and community, honoring the lives lost, recognizing the strength and resilience shown throughout the past year, and sharing the stories of recovery and the work still ahead.
The evening will include memorial tributes, reflections on the events of that night and the year that followed, recognition of all of the people and organizations who stepped forward to help, and the Mayor's address highlighting Globe’s recovery, progress, and priorities for the future.
This gathering is an opportunity to remember those we lost, acknowledge all that our community has carried together, and mark one year with purpose as Globe continues moving forward.
More information to come soon.
One year later, we remember. We reflect. And together, we look ahead.
Imminent Threat Alert
National Weather Service: A FLASH FLOOD WARNING is in effect for this area until 8:45 PM MST. This is a dangerous and life-threatening situation. Do not attempt to travel unless you are fleeing an area subject to flooding or under an evacuation order.
Additional Details
Turn around, don't drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles. Be aware of your surroundings and do not drive on flooded roads.
Flooding is occurring or is imminent. It is important to know where you are relative to streams, rivers, or creeks which can become killers in heavy rains. Campers and hikers should avoid streams or creeks.
- NWS Phoenix AZ
Alert Area
Globe
TDMS SITE UPDATE | Testing Underway
Testing began today at the Temporary Debris Management Site (TDMS) near the Community Center and will continue through the end of the week.
Crews are conducting testing of debris and materials at the site as part of the ongoing evaluation and management of the area.
Additional air monitoring equipment has also been placed around the site to monitor surrounding air quality while testing is underway.
What Happens Next
Samples collected during testing will be sent to the Arizona State Laboratory for analysis. Once results are available, the appropriate regulatory agencies will review the findings and advise the City of Globe on the next steps for the site.
The City of Globe will continue coordinating with the appropriate regulatory agencies and will share additional information with the community as testing progresses and results become available.
We appreciate the community’s patience as this work continues and remain committed to keeping residents informed.
Testing began today at the Temporary Debris Management Site (TDMS) near the Community Center and will continue through the end of the week.
Crews are conducting testing of debris and materials at the site as part of the ongoing evaluation and management of the area.
Additional air monitoring equipment has also been placed around the site to monitor surrounding air quality while testing is underway.
What Happens Next
Samples collected during testing will be sent to the Arizona State Laboratory for analysis. Once results are available, the appropriate regulatory agencies will review the findings and advise the City of Globe on the next steps for the site.
The City of Globe will continue coordinating with the appropriate regulatory agencies and will share additional information with the community as testing progresses and results become available.
We appreciate the community’s patience as this work continues and remain committed to keeping residents informed.
🚧 JESSE HAYES SIDEWALK PROJECT UPDATE
Another visible step forward on the Jesse Hayes Sidewalk Project!
This week, crews prepared the parking lot and entry road to the Upper Community Center/Skate Park for paving, and paving is now complete.
These improvements are an extension of a larger project that will continue along Jesse Hayes Road with new sidewalks designed to create a safer pedestrian connection for residents accessing the park, skate park, courts and other community facilities in the area.
Step by step, the project is creating better connectivity to the places our community uses every day.
We appreciate everyone’s patience around the construction zone as crews continue making progress.
📸 Check out this week’s photos for a look at the newly paved areas!
#CityOfGlobe #JesseHayesProject #ProjectUpdate #GlobeAZ
Temporary Closure of Upper Community Center (Skate Park) at Hagen Road for Infrastructure Upgrades
(EXTENDED)
GLOBE, AZ – Please be advised that the Upper Community Center (Skate Park) located at Hagen Road will experience a temporary facility closure to accommodate essential sidewalk installation and paving improvements. Due to circumstances outside of the City’s control this closure has been extended to Tuesday, August 25th and will end at 3:00PM.
Closure Details:
- Affected areas include the entire Upper Community Center facility, including all surrounding walkways and parking areas.
- Sporting Facilities: There will be no public access to any onsite sporting facilities, fields, or recreational courts during this active construction window.
This project is part of ongoing efforts to improve pedestrian safety within the community. Visitors and residents are asked to utilize alternative local park facilities during this time and avoid entering the designated construction zones for safety. We appreciate the public’s patience and cooperation as these necessary upgrades are completed.
For questions or further information, please contact Stephen Smith at 928-200-9297.
Please Note: Doege and their subcontractors are authorized contractor for the City of Globe performing sidewalk repair within the City of Globe. All inquiries, questions, request or complaints regarding any City subcontractors should be directed to the city.
Globe’s Voice in Statewide Conversations 🏛️
Mayor Al Gameros represented the City of Globe twice this week at the League of Arizona Cities and Towns Annual Conference, participating in two panels addressing important issues facing Arizona communities.
On the "Arizona Voters’ Agenda" panel, Mayor Gameros discussed housing affordability and highlighted Globe’s transformation of the historic Hill Street Schoolhouse into affordable apartments as a creative approach to affordable housing.
He also joined a panel on community preparedness and emergency response, sharing lessons learned from Globe’s 2025 flood response and discussing how communities can better prepare for wildfire, flooding and other emergencies.
These conversations give Globe an opportunity to share what we’ve learned, learn from communities across Arizona, and bring new ideas and resources home.
Thank you, Mayor Gameros, for representing Globe and ensuring our community has a voice in statewide conversations.
#CityofGlobe #GlobeAZ #LocalLeadership #CommunityResilience
Mayor Al Gameros represented the City of Globe twice this week at the League of Arizona Cities and Towns Annual Conference, participating in two panels addressing important issues facing Arizona communities.
On the "Arizona Voters’ Agenda" panel, Mayor Gameros discussed housing affordability and highlighted Globe’s transformation of the historic Hill Street Schoolhouse into affordable apartments as a creative approach to affordable housing.
He also joined a panel on community preparedness and emergency response, sharing lessons learned from Globe’s 2025 flood response and discussing how communities can better prepare for wildfire, flooding and other emergencies.
These conversations give Globe an opportunity to share what we’ve learned, learn from communities across Arizona, and bring new ideas and resources home.
Thank you, Mayor Gameros, for representing Globe and ensuring our community has a voice in statewide conversations.
#CityofGlobe #GlobeAZ #LocalLeadership #CommunityResilience
🌳 UPDATE | VETERANS PARK PLAYGROUND REOPENED
Good news! The large playground at Veterans Park near City Hall is now OPEN.
Crews have completed the necessary work to remove the tree hazard, and the playground is ready for use.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation while the area was closed!
Good news! The large playground at Veterans Park near City Hall is now OPEN.
Crews have completed the necessary work to remove the tree hazard, and the playground is ready for use.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation while the area was closed!
