By Darren DaRonco | Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild marked his second anniversary in office by unveiling his new two-year plan to improve the city’s fortunes.
“It’s more ambitions. It’s more of a vision for this community. We won’t complete everything on the list,” Rothschild said during a Friday press conference. “But we will make progress.”
This new plan is the mayor’s third since he assumed office in 2011. Rothschild said while his first plans contained some “low-hanging fruit” as far as goals were concerned, the new plan is much bolder.
The centerpiece of his plan is creating jobs. And Rothschild plans on updating an old Arizona slogan to get there.
“Everyone remembers the Five C’s,” Rothschild said. “But Tucson has a new economy … one that’s based on the Five T’s.”
