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This week on Zona Politics with Jim Nintzel: Tucson City Councilman Steve Kozachik talks about the Broadway widening project, potholes, homelessness in Tucson and a lot more, while Pima County Supervisor Richard Elias discusses the county’s upcoming bond project, whether county employees who smoke should pay more for health insurance, the impacts of the state budget and other issues. Watch online above or tune in at 9:30 a.m. Sunday on KGUN-9.


This article appears in Apr 16-22, 2015.

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10 replies on “Zona Politics: Councilman Kozachik & Supervisor Elias”

  1. Two terds in the toilet bowl called Tucson where we’re not allowed to use enough water to flush them.

    No growth, no jobs, no future. Tucson, the town too far left to survive.

  2. I second that motion, if one is unhappy in a place this is America we can move anywhere we like, guess this social misfit is just unhappy maybe because he/she cannot afford to move anywhere else, all they can do is complain and whine!

  3. I agree with the fascist liberals of Tucson and like thousands of other US citizens have, will be leaving Tucson taking all my income and property taxes with me. Leaving the bill for all the illegals, occupiers and other defecators on our streets to you. Enjoy. You’ve made fifth poorest city in the country, not far to be number one!

    Viva Aztlan, Viva Baja Arizona, Viva Meheeeecoooo!

  4. “Business owners in both the north and south side of Broadway … some of the neighborhoods both from the north and south side (of Broadway) ” – the ‘Task Force’ are NIMBY’s.

    I’m happy in Tucson. I’m staying. I’m glad things are moving forward in Tucson including expanding Boradway to 8 lanes eventually.

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