Team Building for a Technology Venture; techEDge Lunch n Learn series - May 23
Part of the techEDge Lunch n Learn Series. Team Building for a Technology Venture will be presented by Wayne Smith, NextLevel UP.



Cost: Free, with all materials. Bring your brown bag lunch. Seats are limited. Call Yvette at 480-784-0590 to make a reservation.



techEDge is an intensive, technology focused entrepreneurship program. techEDge is intended for science or technology based startups who are in concept phase, early stage or growth mode. If you are navigating the challenges that go into starting a business like acquiring funding, intellectual property protection, and marketing, techEDge will help you build an enduring, successful company with your idea as the focus.



Not designed to be a lecture program, this program integrates traditional knowledge resources with a panel of Subject Matter Experts lending their knowledge and resources.

Tax Credit Programs; techEDge Lunch n Learn series - May 30
Part of the techEDge Lunch n Learn Series. Tax Credit Programs, presented by Randy Eickoff, CPA, Acena Consulting.



Cost: Free, with all materials. Bring your brown bag lunch. Seats are
limited. Call Yvette at 480-784-0590 to make a reservation.



techEDge is an intensive, technology focused entrepreneurship program. techEDge is intended for science or technology based startups who are in concept phase, early stage or growth mode. If you are navigating the challenges that go into starting a business like acquiring funding, intellectual property protection, and marketing, techEDge will help you build an enduring, successful company with your idea as the focus.



Not designed to be a lecture program, this program integrates traditional knowledge resources with a panel of Subject Matter Experts lending their knowledge and resources.

Canceled - Loss Trust Fund Board meeting - May 16
This meeting has been rescheduled for May 23. Click here for more info.

Disability Advisory Commission Meeting - May 16
This active solution-driven Commission focuses on community-wide advocacy to address the needs of people with disabilities while increasing public awareness. Public attendance is encouraged.

Individuals needing reasonable accommodations, such as large print materials or interpreters, should contact the ADA Coordinator at 623.222.3543 (Voice); or 623.222.3503 (TTY) at least 24 hours prior to the event so arrangements can be made.

Visit with Roy Villanueva - May 16
Visit with District 4 City Councilman Roy Villanueva at the Surprise Senior Center on the 3rd Wednesday of each month.

Annuities & Insurance Workshop - May 17
Learn the pros and cons to annuities and insurance, whether life or long-term care at the May 17th “Annuities & Insurance Workshop.”

Citizen Review Meeting - Request for approval of a conditional use permit - May 17
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The applicant is requesting approval of a conditional use permit (Case FS12-120) to renew the use of a wireless communications facility.

Regular City Council Meeting - May 22

• View the Regular City Council Meeting Agenda
  (Note: Agendas are posted a few days prior to the meeting date.)


• Watch the meeting Live Online starting at 6 pm

Individuals needing reasonable accommodations, such as large print materials or interpreters, should contact the Clerk's office at 623.222.1200 (Voice); or 623.222.1002 (TTY) at least 24 hours prior to the event so arrangements can be made.

Regular City Council Work Session - May 22

• View the Regular City Council Work Session Agenda
  (Note: Agendas are posted a few days prior to the meeting date.)


• Watch the meeting Live Online starting at 6 pm

Individuals needing reasonable accommodations, such as large print materials or interpreters, should contact the Clerk's office at 623.222.1200 (Voice); or 623.222.1002 (TTY) at least 24 hours prior to the event so arrangements can be made.

Loss Trust Fund Board meeting - May 23
The purpose is to oversee the City's self-insured medical program and to make recommendations to the City Council regarding trust fund programs, including reserve levels to assure stability and security of the trust fund.

Team Building for a Technology Venture; techEDge Lunch n Learn series - May 23
Part of the techEDge Lunch n Learn Series. Team Building for a Technology Venture will be presented by Wayne Smith, NextLevel UP.



Cost: Free, with all materials. Bring your brown bag lunch. Seats are limited. Call Yvette at 480-784-0590 to make a reservation.



techEDge is an intensive, technology focused entrepreneurship program. techEDge is intended for science or technology based startups who are in concept phase, early stage or growth mode. If you are navigating the challenges that go into starting a business like acquiring funding, intellectual property protection, and marketing, techEDge will help you build an enduring, successful company with your idea as the focus.



Not designed to be a lecture program, this program integrates traditional knowledge resources with a panel of Subject Matter Experts lending their knowledge and resources.

WestMarc Water & Energy Committee Meeting - May 23
The Western Maricopa Coalition (WestMarc) Water and Energy Committee will provide opportunities for its members to understand current water and energy resource issues and will promote the relationship between business and water resouces and energy policy pertaining to the West Valley.

Deer Valley Parkway Public Input Meeting - May 23
This is a public meeting to gather community input about potential roadway improvements along the future Deer Valley Parkway corridor between Wild Rose Parkway and US60/Grand Avenue.

Memorial Day Commeration Event & Pancake Breakfast - May 26
The City of Surprise, in partnership with the Surprise West Valley Veterans, present a Memorial Day Commemoration Event to honor those who have fallen. Event will include a pancake breakfast, guest speakers, color guard and a military vehicle display

City Offices Closed for Memorial Day; Holiday Sanitation Schedule in Effect - May 28

City offices will be closed on Monday, May 28, 2012 in observance of Memorial Day.

Changes to trash/recycling collection for City of Surprise customers are as follows:

MONDAY/THURSDAY COLLECTION SERVICE
Tuesday, May 29th
Thursday, May 31st

TUESDAY/FRIDAY COLLECTION SERVICE
Wednesday, May 30th
Friday, June 1st

Special City Council Work Session - May 29

• View the Special City Council Work Session Agenda
  (Note: Agendas are posted a few days prior to the meeting date.)


• Watch the meeting Live Online starting at 6 pm

Individuals needing reasonable accommodations, such as large print materials or interpreters, should contact the Clerk's office at 623.222.1200 (Voice); or 623.222.1002 (TTY) at least 24 hours prior to the event so arrangements can be made.

Tax Credit Programs; techEDge Lunch n Learn series - May 30
Part of the techEDge Lunch n Learn Series. Tax Credit Programs, presented by Randy Eickoff, CPA, Acena Consulting.



Cost: Free, with all materials. Bring your brown bag lunch. Seats are
limited. Call Yvette at 480-784-0590 to make a reservation.



techEDge is an intensive, technology focused entrepreneurship program. techEDge is intended for science or technology based startups who are in concept phase, early stage or growth mode. If you are navigating the challenges that go into starting a business like acquiring funding, intellectual property protection, and marketing, techEDge will help you build an enduring, successful company with your idea as the focus.



Not designed to be a lecture program, this program integrates traditional knowledge resources with a panel of Subject Matter Experts lending their knowledge and resources.

Municipal Property Corporation Board Meeting - May 30
The City of Surprise Municipal Property Corporation (MPC) is able to finance capital infrastructure. It is an "affiliate" of the City and exists under laws provided by the State of Arizona. The primary role of the Board is to authorize debt issues to finance capital infrastructure or refinance existing debt.

Citizen Review meeting - May 30
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The applicant is requesting approval of a conditional use permit (Case FS12-130) to renew the use of a wireless communications facility.

General Plan Advisory Committee - May 31
The General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) will be charged with providing important advice and oversight on the General Plan update process by systematically reviewing completed work, including draft goals, policies, and action programs, and generally providing feedback to staff on the General Plan update. The Committee may also help out with building community support for the plan they are helping create. The GPAC was appointed by the Mayor and Council on April 10, 2012.

SPECIAL NOTE: PERSONS WITH SPECIAL ACCESSIBILITY NEEDS, INCLUDING LARGE PRINT MATERIALS OR INTERPRETER, SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK’S OFFICE @ 623.222.1200 OR TTY 623.222.1002, BY NO LATER THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE REGULAR SCHEDULED MEETING TIME.

Citizen Review Meeting - Request for approval of a conditional use permit - May 17
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The applicant is requesting approval of a conditional use permit (Case FS12-120) to renew the use of a wireless communications facility.

Citizen Review meeting - May 30
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The applicant is requesting approval of a conditional use permit (Case FS12-130) to renew the use of a wireless communications facility.

General Plan Advisory Committee - May 31
The General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) will be charged with providing important advice and oversight on the General Plan update process by systematically reviewing completed work, including draft goals, policies, and action programs, and generally providing feedback to staff on the General Plan update. The Committee may also help out with building community support for the plan they are helping create. The GPAC was appointed by the Mayor and Council on April 10, 2012.

SPECIAL NOTE: PERSONS WITH SPECIAL ACCESSIBILITY NEEDS, INCLUDING LARGE PRINT MATERIALS OR INTERPRETER, SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK’S OFFICE @ 623.222.1200 OR TTY 623.222.1002, BY NO LATER THAN 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE REGULAR SCHEDULED MEETING TIME.