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Auditor General: Hit by Recession, Arizona’s Water Department 10 Years Behind

by Melissa | Feb 13, 2019 | Government

Auditor General: Hit by Recession, Arizona's Water Department 10 Years Behind by Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times A decade after the recession cut its budget and staffing to the bone, the state agency tasked with making sure Arizona has a solid water supply is 10...

What’s happening with the Colorado River drought plans?

by Melissa | Feb 12, 2019 | Environment, Government

What’s happening with the Colorado River drought plans? by Luke Runyon & Bret Jaspers | for Cronkite News The seven states that rely on the Colorado River for water haven’t been able to finish a series of agreements that would keep its biggest reservoirs, Lake...

Queen Creek approves Shops at Terravella final plat

by Melissa | Feb 12, 2019 | Development, Government, Queen Creek

Queen Creek approves Shops at Terravella final plat by Josh Martinez | Queen Creek Independent The Shops at Terravella will progress after the Queen Creek Town Council approved on consent the final plat for the subdivision. At the request of Ellsworth Road and Queen...

Judge lets Pinal County keep collecting RTA tax

by Melissa | Feb 12, 2019 | Government, Transportation

Judge lets Pinal County keep collecting RTA tax by Kevin Reagan | Casa Grande Dispatch A judge has decided to allow Pinal County to keep collecting a transportation tax until an appellate court decides whether it’s legally valid. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge...

CAC Seeking Businesses and Organizations to Participate in 5th Annual Job Expo at San Tan Campus

by Melissa | Feb 11, 2019 | Education

CAC Seeking Businesses and Organizations to Participate in 5th Annual Job Expo at San Tan Campus [NEWS RELEASE] Central Arizona College invites businesses and organizations to participate in the 5th Annual Job Expo at the San Tan Campus (3736 E Bella Vista Road, San...

WHOSE WATER IS IT? Salt River Project explains historic rights, questionable rights, water certainty

by Melissa | Feb 10, 2019 | Environment

WHOSE WATER IS IT? Salt River Project explains historic rights, questionable rights, water certainty by Bill Helm | The Verde Independent The website LawForSeniors.org is a veritable treasure trove of information that breaks down water rights in the most layman of...

Hitching Post owner appealing Apache Junction decision that storage lots can’t be used for event parking

by Melissa | Feb 9, 2019 | Apache Junction, Development, Government

Hitching Post owner appealing Apache Junction decision that storage lots can’t be used for event parking by Apache Junction Independent Mehmood Mohiuddin, represented by Aaron Ludwig of Ludwig Law Offices Ltd., is appealing notices of violation that use of properties...

Numbers show tourism’s effect on Pinal County economy

by Melissa | Feb 8, 2019 | Economy

Numbers show tourism’s effect on Pinal County economy Tourism accounts for over half a billion dollars in 2017 [NEWS RELEASE] Newly released numbers from the Arizona Department of Tourism shows that tourists spent over $500 million dollars in Pinal County in 2017. The...

CAP to give report on state drought plan

by Melissa | Feb 8, 2019 | Environment

CAP to give report on state drought plan Florence Reminder & Blade Tribune Central Arizona Project public affairs specialist Mitch Basefsky will present an overview of the state’s new drought management plan next week. The presentation will come during the...

Final transportation report unveiled, highlights traffic patterns

by Melissa | Feb 8, 2019 | Development, Government, Maricopa, Transportation

Final transportation report unveiled, highlights traffic patterns by Jim Headley | inMaricopa The final edition of the Maricopa Area Transportation Plan (ATP) debuted Tuesday night at a city council work session. The report, compiled by Wilson and Company of Phoenix...