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Bonds would fund transition to Florence middle schools

by Melissa | Oct 30, 2020 | Development, Education, Florence, Government

Bonds would fund transition to Florence middle schools by Mark Cowling | Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune With an estimated 1,300 new students coming into Florence Unified School District in the next five years, administrators want to build middle schools...

County will intervene in sale of Johnson Utilities

by Melissa | Oct 30, 2020 | Government

County will intervene in sale of Johnson Utilities by Mark Cowling | San Tan Valley Sentinel Pinal County is filing to take part, or “intervene,” in the Arizona Corporation Commission’s deliberations on whether to approve the sale of Johnson Utilities to EPCOR USA....

Pinal gives OK for large development near Queen Creek to move forward

by Melissa | Oct 30, 2020 | Development, Government, Queen Creek

Pinal gives OK for large development near Queen Creek to move forward by Mark Cowling | San Tan Sentinel Pinal County officials have given their blessings to a large development and water transfer sale in and around Queen Creek. The Board of Supervisors held public...

What has changed in Apache Junction since affordable-housing study was completed in 2010?

by Melissa | Oct 30, 2020 | Apache Junction, Development, Economy, Government

What has changed in Apache Junction since affordable-housing study was completed in 2010? by Richard Dyer | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent A decade after an affordable-housing study was done for Apache Junction, the city has made some strides but lacks public...

Mayor candidates weigh in on jobs needed, regional collaboration opportunities

by Melissa | Oct 29, 2020 | Development, Florence, Government

Mayor candidates weigh in on jobs needed, regional collaboration opportunities by Richard Dyer |Florence Independent Candidates for Florence mayor differ in their approaches for economic development. One seeks to diversify into the trades, developing training programs...

Johnson Utilities effluent would be passed through town with interconnection agreement

by Melissa | Oct 28, 2020 | Development, Government, Queen Creek

Johnson Utilities effluent would be passed through town with interconnection agreement by Richard Dyer | Queen Creek Independent The town of Queen Creek has agreed to connect its wastewater system with an East Valley utility that may get a new owner after years of...