Eric Urfer News Today

In an effort to provide Yuma with fishing opportunities, the Yuma City Council entered into an agreement with the Arizona Game and Fish Department, which will allow the agency to

Yuma continues to update and upgrade its community parks. The City Council recently approved the purchase, delivery and installation of various playground equipment and shade for Barkley Ranch Park and

The Yuma City Council on Wednesday is expected to adopt water and wastewater utility rates and fees adjustments and possibly reinstate the Water Resources Trust Fund Surcharge.

Welcome to the playground, YPD!

A new park patrol in Yuma will help educate patrons on proper park use, enforce park rules and regulations, help preserve parks and, officials hope, deter vandalism and crime.

The Yuma City Council will meet Tuesday and Wednesday this week, with a public hearing on the proposed increases to water and wastewater utility rate charges and fees on Wednesday.

The last community engagement session for the Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Trails (PART) Master Plan between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18, outside the Yuma Civic Center, 1440

Thanks to generous donations from the community and the Liggett family, the City of Yuma has enough funds to purchase more inclusive playground equipment for the Stewart Vincent Wolfe Playground,

Yuma residents are invited to attend community engagement sessions being held to guide the formation of the Parks, Arts, Recreation and Trails (PART) Master Plan.

Community members who use Yuma parks and recreation facilities have an opportunity to tell the city what they want as far as amenities and priorities.