Permissible fireworks can be used until July 6. Learn more about what is permissible, legal use rules and how to report illegal fireworks. RESTRICTION: Consumer fireworks are now prohibited within one mile of the Tonto National Forest
The Trees Are Cool Initiative set a goal of planting one million trees by 2050, and we encourage everyone – residents, businesses, and community groups – to get involved in planting and recording trees so we can maintain and grow a cooler, healthier, and more resilient community for generations to come.
Mesa celebrated America's birthday by giving away 250 Liberty Trees. Representing traits like strength, endurance, and hope, these trees serve as a sustainable tribute to our history while enriching our neighborhoods with shade and cleaner air. By planting a Liberty Tree, we unite our community and root our shared legacy in the soil for generations to come.
Get free trees from the City of Mesa or SRP to reduce heat around your home!
The interactive map below illustrates tree planting priority areas by census block. It was created by analyzing 2024 tree canopy data. Click on the census blocks to view the percent canopy cover and the associated environmental benefits. Use the tools in the top right to view additional reference layers.
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Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund
Mesa has awarded $84,494 to community groups through the Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund (MYCAF), a program supported by a grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies. Learn about this year's 18 projects that focus on a wide range of climate priorities.