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Truth in taxation: Pinal County hearing notice of tax increase
Truth in taxation: Pinal County hearing notice of tax increase All interested citizens are invited to attend the public hearing on the tax increase that is scheduled to be held at 9:30 AM on June 24, 2015, in the Pinal County Board of Supervisors' Hearing Room located...
Grant sought for Kortsen interchange
Grant sought for Kortsen interchange Casa Grande Dispatch Arizona’s congressional delegation has written letters to U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx urging his agency to approve grants that would fund an Interstate 10 interchange at Kortsen Road and...
Mayor’s Corner: Businesses are good for Kearny
Mayor’s Corner: Businesses are good for Kearny Mayor, Town of Kearny Norm’s Hometown IGA is a big plus for Kearny and the whole Copper Basin. It follows upon the revitalized NAPA store and the increased presence of the Family Dollar. These businesses are good for us...
Pinal County considers special road tax
Pinal County considers special road tax By Brian Wright | Maricopa Monitor It’s no secret Pinal County is facing a financial crisis, and county leaders are now scrambling to find more revenue to keep the ship afloat. People can argue over the reasons for the fiscal...
The state of Eloy
The state of Eloy By David Yankus | Eloy Enterprise Mayor Joel Belloc, City manager Harvey Krauss and other Eloy City officials provided a fiscal year-in-review, as well as plans for the future, to citizens at the Chamber of Commerce business luncheon June 4 at Santa...
Pinal, Pima taxes might strike before court hearing
Pinal, Pima taxes might strike before court hearing By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services/Casa Grande Dispatch Pima and Pinal counties may have to set their tax rates — and hike the levy on businesses and homeowners — before any court decides whether a provision...
Pinal County communities dealing with transportation, growth issues while trying to keep historical feel
Pinal County communities dealing with transportation, growth issues while trying to keep historical feel by Melissa Johnson | Rose Law Group Reporter Revitalization and transportation were among the top priorities discussed at Friday’s Pinal Partnership monthly...
Maricopa 101: Permitting
Maricopa 101: Permitting On Wednesday, June 17 the Maricopa Building Safety Division will provide an update on permitting and teach you how the new submittable process will streamline the application process. Register today! For questions, please contact Denyse...
CAC facing cuts following vote to reduce tax levy
CAC facing cuts following vote to reduce tax levy by: Angela Askey | Central Arizona College, Director of Marketing During a special meeting on June 9, 2015, the Pinal County Community College Governing Board listened to community concerns during a call to the public...
Apache Junction, Queen Creek leaders plan to hold joint meeting
Apache Junction, Queen Creek leaders plan to hold joint meeting by Wendy Miller | Apache Juntion/Gold Canyon Independent The Apache Junction City Council has invited its counterparts in the town of Queen Creek to hold a joint meeting later this summer to discuss...
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