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Posted Aug 2, 2012, 9:12 pm

John C. Scott Show

Tucson City Councilman Steve Kozachik wants the Legislature to bring back legislation the would give the film industry tax incentives to film in Arizona. Steve also covered 911 facility upgrades, annexation, the new Rio Nuevo Board and work to be done on the TCC and other downtown improvements. He finished up talking about the proposed closure of Tucson's postal sorting facility.

Democratic candidate for state House from LD2 Andrea Dalessandro protested Thursday at Tucson's postal sorting facility. She believes that the closure would be a huge blow to Tucson business and all Southern Arizona residents. She said she's campaigning on education, jobs, healthcare, and bringing fiscal responsibility to the state budget.

Jim Nintzel joined John for our "Tucson Weekly on Radio' segment. He talked about his dust-up with Republican candidate for Pima County Supervisor Ally Miller, and the Pima County Supervisor District 4 race between incumbent Ray Carroll and Sean Collins.