Information on the review of Planning’s Administrative applications. Administrative reviews are typically modifications to previously approved site plans, design review cases, or work on property within an established historic district or historic landmark (a certificate of appropriateness) by completing the required application. For more information, please visit https://www.mesaaz.gov/business/development-services/planning/processes-and-procedures.

Information about Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) planned, in progress or completed by the City of Mesa. A Capital Project is a project that helps maintain or improve a City asset, often called infrastructure. For example, total capital project budget, current year budgeted amount, project spent to date, project milestone dates and geographical information system (GIS) data. A geographic information system (GIS) is a framework that provides the ability to capture and analyze spatial and geographic data. This dataset is used as part of Capital Projects Explorer (https://cip.mesaaz.gov).

This dataset provides data on the Community Court, a specialty court managed by Mesa Municipal Court. Visit https://www.mesaaz.gov/government/city-attorney/community-involvement to learn more about this and other specialty courts.

Subset of Permits and Permits Work Flow History Datasets and was created to find, calculate Turn Around Time for processing Residential, Commercial and Sign Permits. The column "Turn Around Time" contains the result of the calculation. For information about all permits see https://citydata.mesaaz.gov/Development-Services/Permits-Commercial-Residential-and-Signs-/dzpk-hxfb

Location of Mesa City Council Districts. For more information about council districts and current council members see https://www.mesaaz.gov/government/mayor-council

Web statistics for https://ecourt.mesaaz.gov/

This data set contains the location of the center line of canals that run through the City of Mesa, the jurisdiction each segment falls within, the owner/maintenance provider of the canal and the name of the canal.This data set provides information regarding the location, jurisdiction, owner and name of the canals that bisect or exist within the City of Mesa. Updated as changes are made to the canal alignments

The TOPAZ Regional Wireless Cooperative (TRWC) is a multi-jurisdictional radio network whose members are the City of Apache Junction, the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, the Town of Gilbert, the City of Mesa, the Town of Queen Creek, the Rio Verde and the Superstition Fire & Medical districts. The TOPAZ voice radio network has a standalone system that monitors the radio system and records events that occur with the network. These events include the interruptions or failures that are counted for purposes of availability of the TOPAZ voice radio network. These event records include the time the interruption or failure began, the time the interruption or failure ended, and the time service returned to normal. This provides the duration of the event and is thus recorded in a log for inclusion in reports and metrics. Impairment means available, but not full capacity. In the TOPAZ network, impairments are usually not visible due to overlap in the radio site coverage or redundancy.

Information about participation at the Mesa i.d.e.a. museum generated by the Point of Sale system and includes on-site admission of visitors at various price level, member participation. Point of sale refers to transactions that are handled in Audience view at the front desk of the Museum. Visit https://www.ideamuseum.org/ for more information about the museum. Additional museum participation information is available in https://citydata.mesaaz.gov/Arts-Culture/Arts-Culture-IDEA-Non-Point-of-Sale/hhgz-d3zt and total participation information is at https://citydata.mesaaz.gov/Arts-Culture/Arts-Culture-IDEA-Monthly-Participation/kaam-svck.

This dataset describes the total of revenues and rebates generated by the Purchasing program each month.