Real Talk with the Town of Marana

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Project Manager Alexandra Chavez and Public Works Director Fausto Burruel to discuss the next year of construction at the Tangerine Interchange.
Learn more about The Great Tangerine Squeeze at www.MaranaAZ.gov/squeeze

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Community & Neighborhood Services Director Lisa Shafer and Police Chief Jeffrey Pridgett in this latest podcast episode to talk about initiatives that address cleanliness and safety in Marana.

Town Manager Terry Rozema sits down with Public Works Director Fausto Burruel to to discuss the I-10 interchanges at Cortaro, Tangerine, Moore, and Marana roads.
Additional resources:
Click here to learn more about RTA NEXT. 
Click here to view the Marana Transportation Master Plan

Parks & Recreation Director Wayne Barnett sits down with host Town Manager Terry Rozema to talk about the new Move Marana app and the exciting fitness challenge to help bring in the new year.
Move Marana is available for free in your app store.

A data center project will be presented before Marana Town Council on January 6, 2026. Town Manager Terry Rozema, Town Attorney Jane Fairall, and Development Services Director Jason Angell sit down to answer commonly-asked questions by the residents. This episode is a must-listen ahead of the January 6 meeting!
Learn more about data centers in Marana and the Luckett Road North & South project by visiting https://www.MaranaAZ.gov/data-centers
Please note the following corrections on the information provided in this episode:
The Town could see approximately $15 million dollars per year in tax revenues directly to the Town at completion of the first phase of the project (not at full build-out, as originally reported).
Each parcel is served by a different electric utility provider, Tucson Electric Power and Trico Electric Cooperative. Together, the estimated electrical demand ranges between 550 and 750 megawatts for each site (not total, as originally reported). 
For phase 1 (not total, as originally reported), approximately 4,500 temporary construction jobs will be created, and then a smaller number of permanent, high-skilled operational jobs once the facility is active, approximately 400 jobs