San Tan Valley Archives - Page 38 of 47

Pinal County working with the AZ State Land Dept to Begin work on Gantzel Road Extension

by Melissa | Apr 26, 2017 | San Tan Valley, Transportation

Pinal County working with the AZ State Land Dept to Begin work on Gantzel Road Extension SanTanValley.com Since 2002, the idea of connecting Gantzel Road to Hunt Highway has been in the plans for Pinal County. To the 90,000+ residents who live in the area, that road...

No Action Taken on J-Curve or Banner Annexations

by Melissa | Apr 24, 2017 | Queen Creek, San Tan Valley

No Action Taken on J-Curve or Banner Annexations SanTanValley.com Hundreds of San Tan Valley residents showed up at the April 19th Town of Queen Creek Council Meeting, in opposition to two current annexation efforts by the Town to annex the inside of the...

San Tan Valley – more than just houses

by Melissa | Mar 8, 2017 | San Tan Valley

San Tan Valley – more than just houses by Tisha Castillo | SanTanValley.com Before 2009, no one had ever heard about San Tan Valley. Why? It didn’t exist. The area that became known as San Tan Valley on June 23, 2009, had previously been called almost...

San Tan Valley officials react to new right to vote on city

by Melissa | Feb 27, 2017 | San Tan Valley

San Tan Valley officials react to new right to vote on city by Kelly Fisher | San Tan Sentinel Area residents who have backed an incorporation vote for San Tan Valley in the past are excited about legislation that will allow them to proceed, but no one has announced...

San Tan Valley residents see ‘blueprint for growth’

by Melissa | Feb 27, 2017 | San Tan Valley

San Tan Valley residents see ‘blueprint for growth’ by Kelly Fisher | San Tan Valley Sentinel As part of the first phase of the San Tan Valley Special Area Plan, Pinal County hosted two open house meetings last week to gather input from hundreds of...

Ducey signs San Tan bill that could allow incorporation without a vote

by Melissa | Feb 22, 2017 | Government, San Tan Valley

Ducey signs San Tan bill that could allow incorporation without a vote by Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Residents of the San Tan Valley are now free to try to incorporate their area as a new city. Gov. Doug Ducey on Tuesday signed legislation removing a...