Bisbee, AZ – May 5, 2025—The City of Bisbee is proud to announce the official ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house for the newly rebuilt Bisbee City Hall at 118 Arizona Street. The event will take place on Saturday, May 24, 2025, from noon to 3 p.m., marking a significant milestone in the city’s history following the devastating fire that destroyed the original structure.
A Historic Rebuilding Effort
Bisbee City Hall, which had served as the city's administrative heart since the 1930s, was tragically damaged in a fire on October 11, 2017. Firefighters from multiple departments across the region worked tirelessly to combat the blaze. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Following years of planning and dedication, the rebuilding of City Hall officially began with a groundbreaking ceremony on February 12, 2024. The new structure stands as a testament to Bisbee’s resilience and commitment to preserving its rich heritage.
Event Details
Community members, city officials, and visitors are invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony at noon, followed by an open house on Saturday, May 24, 2025. This event will allow guests to tour the new facility, learn about its design and restoration process, and celebrate the future of Bisbee’s civic operations.
About Bisbee Nestled in the Mule Mountains, this community of 5,000 full-time residents is located 90 miles southeast of Tucson along Historic Arizona Highway 80. With an elevation of 5,538 feet (1,687 meters), Bisbee is the southernmost U.S. city higher than one mile above sea level. As the county seat of Cochise County, Bisbee plays a vital role in the region, which spans nearly 6,200 square miles in southeastern Arizona.
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