Business & Development

ADA for Business

A quick guide to ADA regulations for businesses

Alarm Permits

Permits and educational information for alarm systems at home or in a business.

Development Services facilitates collaboration between departments, elected officials, and external agencies to ensure compliance with building codes, zoning regulations, and infrastructure standards. All permit applications, plan review, documents, and approvals are electronic. Explore our services to learn how we can assist you in your development projects.

Economic Development

Working to enhance Mesa’s economy by fostering a culture of quality, supporting the creation of higher wage jobs, promoting direct investment, and increasing the prosperity of our residents.

Energy Information for Gas & Electric Construction

Additional process, contractor, and vendor information for electric and gas in Mesa service area

Engineering

Managing the oversight of all capital projects and work done in the public right-of-way.

Environmental Requirements for Construction

Requirements for any construction in Mesa to help protect our air quality and storm drains.

Falcon Field Airport

A general aviation airport located in northeast Mesa, minutes from hotels & luxury resorts, MLB spring training, outdoor recreation, entertainment, shopping, and so much more.

Film Mesa

Looking for a film site? Look to Mesa! Learn more about the film permit process and requirements.

Fire Business Services

Fire Safety Operational Permits (FSOPs)

Fire Inspections

Licensing

Issuing required business, liquor and short-term rental licenses.

Permits & Licenses

Links to all permits and licenses.

Police Working with the Business Community

Free business safety program.

Procurement Services

Managing the vendor contracts that provide us with important services and materials.

Real Estate Services

Responsible for buying, selling, and managing City of Mesa properties.

Right of Way Management Group

Managing construction activity within the public rights-of-way (ROW), such as regulating the activities of utility companies and wireless carriers that maintain infrastructure within and adjacent to Mesa's roadway.