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2020 Census: What is it good for in Apache Junction?
2020 Census: What is it good for in Apache Junction? Decennial count begins in April by Richard Dyer | Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent Getting a complete count of every adult and child in the City of Apache Junction during the 2020 Census helps plan for future...
Belfiore: New homes sales up 44 percent over a year ago; early innings for Pinal growth markets
Belfiore: New homes sales up 44 percent over a year ago; early innings for Pinal growth markets by Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The volume of new homes sales in metro Phoenix came in 44 percent higher between mid-October and mid-November compared to a year...
Pinal task force trying to balance county water needs
Pinal task force trying to balance county water needs by Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | Maricopa Monitor The Pinal Active Management Area has enough water for the county to grow, but steps need to be taken to make sure there is enough water in the long-term future, the...
Embattled water district an economic boon for Arizona, homebuilders’ study says
Embattled water district an economic boon for Arizona, homebuilders' study says by Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star A district that recharges renewable water supplies to allow new housing development brings in about $13.4 billion a year in economic benefits, says a...
Marana talks sales tax increase as project costs mount
Marana talks sales tax increase as project costs mount by Kathleen B. Kunz | Tucson Local Media The Marana Town Council is continuing to narrow its choices for future infrastructure projects that would be funded by a potential new and permanent sales tax increase....
Kanavel: An investment in education is an investment in our future
Kanavel: An investment in education is an investment in our future by Tim Kanavel, Economic Development Director for Pinal County As the economic development manager for Pinal County, my primary responsibility is to attract new business to our region. From local...
Florence council discusses resuming economic development dept.
Florence council discusses resuming economic development dept. by Mark Cowling | PinalCentral The Town Council will consider a fast-track economic development analysis of the town, at a cost of perhaps $25,000, in preparation for hiring a director and resurrecting the...
Queen Creek council approves updated impact fees
Queen Creek council approves updated impact fees Independent Newsmedia At the Nov. 20 meeting, the Queen Creek Town Council approved updated impact fees. The approved impact fees will be effective Monday, Feb. 10, 2020, according to a release. Earlier this year, the...
Casa Grande council gets update on I-10 widening study
Casa Grande council gets update on I-10 widening study by Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa | Casa Grande Dispatch The City Council on Monday got an update on the state’s progress on the Interstate 10 widening study between Loop 202 and State Route 387. Greg Byers, a...
‘They’re going to dry up’: Debate erupts over plan to move water from farmland to suburbs
‘They’re going to dry up’: Debate erupts over plan to move water from farmland to suburbs by Ian James | Arizona Republic A private company and the town of Queen Creek are proposing a water deal that would leave 485 acres of farmland permanently dry near the Colorado...
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