Halloween Parade at the Pocket Park, Saturday at 10 a.m.
This year's Halloween event is on the morning of Halloween itself. Pick up a treat bag, join Devil Dan's parade, and visit the treat stations.
Neighbors looking out for Miramonte
A volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit for everyone who lives, owns property, or runs a business in our neighborhood in midtown Tucson.
Next board meetingWednesday, November 116 p.m. · La Rosa Community Room
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- Speedway
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- Alvernon
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- Fifth
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- Country Club
From the bulletin
La Rosa, One Year In: Second Street Turn Lanes and a City Traffic Study
The board supports new left- and right-turn lanes on westbound Second Street at Country Club, and the City plans a traffic study of the area around the Benedictine.
Pocket Park Plans: What Parks and Recreation Agreed To
After walking the park, MNA's Parks & Beautification Committee met with Tucson Parks and Recreation about irrigation, new plantings, and wildflowers along the path.
Who to call
Report a problem
Potholes, graffiti, illegal dumping, and streetlights go to Tucson 311.
Open Tucson 311Public safety
Call 911 for emergencies. For non-emergencies, call TPD at (520) 791-4444.
Safety resourcesTrash & recycling
Find Brush & Bulky dates, replace a damaged bin, and get recycling help.
City servicesFlooding & drainage
Floodplain maps, and who to call before you build a wall or regrade.
Flood information
About the association
MNA gives Miramonte residents a forum for neighborhood concerns, including traffic, land use, safety, and beautification, and speaks for the neighborhood with the City and County.
Any adult resident, property owner, or business owner in Miramonte can be a member. There are no dues.
The neighborhood itself grew up in the 1940s and ’50s, around a monastery and a lot of ranch houses. Read its history.