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Many I-10 projects in state’s updated 5-year plan, but not Casa Grande-Chandler stretch
Many I-10 projects in state's updated 5-year plan, but not Casa Grande-Chandler stretch Casa Grande Dispatch The project to widen Interstate 10 from two lanes to three lanes near Picacho is now a top priority in the state's updated five-year transportation plan. A...
Council approves new manager contract
Council approves new manager contract by Brad Allis | Marana News The Marana Town Council offered Marana Town Manager Gilbert Davidson a new two-year contract that will keep him on board at least through the 2019 fiscal year. The council voted 5-1 on the new deal,...
Casa Grande council to hold hearing on Villago changes
Casa Grande council to hold hearing on Villago changes by Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch Two public hearings will be held as part of the City Council’s regular meeting Monday. Residents are invited to give input to the council’s consideration of changes to...
Pinal assessor’s office launches new parcel viewer
Pinal assessor’s office launches new parcel viewer by Queen Creek Independent Pinal County Assessor Douglas Wolf officially launched a new comprehensive online parcel viewer to access Pinal County property assessment information by property owners, realtors, title...
Pinal jobless rate jumps up
Pinal jobless rate jumps up by Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Pinal County’s jobless rate jumped up last month after hitting a record low in April. The state’s jobless rate ticked up a tenth of a point to 5.1 percent as Arizona employers shed more jobs last...
Private prisons a boon for Eloy bonds
Private prisons a boon for Eloy bonds by Tanner Clinch | The Eloy Enterprise The private prisons that boost Eloy’s population numbers may have also been a boon for the city in its financing of the City Hall project. At Monday night’s City Council meeting, members went...
Council approves town’s budget for fiscal year 2017-18
Council approves town’s budget for fiscal year 2017-18 by Queen Creek Independent At their June 7 meeting, members of the Queen Creek Town Council in a split vote approved a budget of $213.1 million for the 2017-18 fiscal year which begins on July 1. Voting in favor...
Appeals court upholds tribes’ claim in dispute over Gila River water
Appeals court upholds tribes’ claim in dispute over Gila River water by Ben Moffat | Cronkite News A federal appeals court Tuesday agreed with two tribes who challenged a Freeport Minerals plan to divert water from the Gila River, saying the company had failed to show...
Bribery indictments lead to review of Johnson Utilities rates
Bribery indictments lead to review of Johnson Utilities rates by Ryan Randazzo | The Republic In the wake of bribery indictments involving its former chairman, the Arizona Corporation Commission on Tuesday ordered a review of Johnson Utilities rates and operations....
Stay Informed: SR 347 Overpass
Stay Informed: SR 347 Overpass [NEWS RELEASE] Utility relocation work is underway in preparation for the SR 347 Overpass project. The official construction of the project is expected to start late this year and take approximately two years to complete. During...
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