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A crossroads community for a thousand years wants you to experience its unique shopping, historical, and cultural adventures. The name Nogales comes from the Spanish word “walnut” and Walnut trees once grew abundantly in the mountain pass between the city of Nogales, Arizona and Nogales, Mexico.
Acting City Manager. September 12, 2024. Historic Nogales, a diverse and friendly community of 20,000, seeks an Acting City Manager (seasoned chief administrator) who desires to work in a dynamic, cross-cultural. Read More ».
Nogales is Arizona is ranked first in the nation in projected job growth and economic growth prospects, and Nogales is the #1 Port of Entry in the entire Southwestern United States. It's no wonder Nogales is a great place to do business!
The mission of the Nogales Police Department is to enhance the quality of life in our city by working in partnership with the community. We do this by upholding constitutional rights, enforcing the law, preserving peace, and providing a safe environment.
The mission of the Finance Department is to protect the assets and resources for the City of Nogales. The mission is done in alignment with the Mayor and Council’s strategic planning goals. About the Finance Department. The Finance Department is organized into two divisions: Accounting and Revenue.
The Nogales Municipal Court accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover Card for online payments. Please have your citation or case number available in order to complete your online transaction. You may search for your case number online at https://www.azcourts.gov
Downtown Revitalization Study. Participate in the Downtown Revitalization Study Survey! We are excited to announce the launch of the Downtown Revitalization Study, a pivotal survey designed to help our community make the most of the anticipated federal investment at the DeConcini Port of Entry.
All existing businesses must obtain a Nogales Business License annually. The initial fee is $35, prorated quarterly. The Nogales Business License is separate and distinct from the Nogales occupational tax license.
Development Code – Article I, Introduction. “Zoning has three aims: (1) to assure orderly community growth and thereby to safeguard the general public welfare; (2) to regulate the use of private property thereby protecting the community against the harmful invasion of buildings and structures; and, (3) to conserve property values.