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Amphi Stormwater Park

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ℹ️ About the project

Big changes are coming for a parcel of land located just East of N Stone Ave and South of E Mohave Rd in the Amphi Neighborhood. Pima County Regional Flood Control District is turning this space into a Stormwater Park, a project that will not only help reduce local flooding, but also create a beautiful green space for the community to enjoy.


📌 Project Updates and Design

We are just getting started, and we want you to be a part of this journey! While outreach for the Amphi Stormwater Park will begin in the fall of 2026, you may stay informed about project updates and design progress by signing up for our email list. We will reach out when the design phase begins!

Frequently Asked Questions

Project Site

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Contact Us

If you would like to discuss the Amphi Stormwater Park, please contact Nichole Casebeer.

Call 520-724-6400

Project Timeline

This project is currently in the planning phase with demolition of the old apartment complex scheduled for Spring 2025. From there, we will dive into the Partnership Building phase to identify neighborhood partners and build a community-centered engagement strategy. We want to make sure the Stormwater Park will meet the needs of the community, so your input is key in shaping it's future!

Demolition

Spring 2025
Existing Structures will be removed to make way for the Stormwater Park

Partnership Building

Summer 2026
Community partners are identified to build a community centered engagement strategy

Community Design

Fall 2026 - Spring 2027
Community input is gathered to influence the final site design

Final Design & Bid

Summer 2027
The final design set is sent to bid to select a contractor

Construction

Fall 2027
The site comes to life as construction begins

Celebration

Spring 2028
Construction ends and the site opens for community use