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Eloy property tax levy lowered

by Melissa | Jul 22, 2020 | Eloy, Government

Eloy property tax levy lowered by Maria Vasquez | The Eloy Enterprise Residents of Eloy are now able to tune into the City Council meetings without having to physically go to City Hall. Last week was the first meeting to be live streamed using the new video equipment...

200MW Solar Facility Proposed for Pinal County

by Melissa | Jul 22, 2020 | Development

200MW Solar Facility Proposed for Pinal County by Tasha Anderson | AZBEX Global energy storage developer, Invenergy, LLC is planning a new photovoltaic solar energy production facility on approximately 1,642 acres of private land north and south of Highway 287 just...

Ducey appoints 2 Pinal residents to court commission

by Melissa | Jul 21, 2020 | Government

Ducey appoints 2 Pinal residents to court commission PinalCentral Two Pinal County residents have been appointed to the state’s Commission on Appellate Court Appointments. Gov. Doug Ducey announced the appointment of Tina Vannucci, an attorney at Fitzgibbons Law...

Update from July Pinal Partnership Government Relations Committee meeting: elections, 2020 Census & COVID-19

by Melissa | Jul 21, 2020 | Government

Update from July Pinal Partnership Government Relations Committee meeting: elections, 2020 Census & COVID-19 The Pinal Partnership Government Relations Committee, led by Co-Chairs Rebecca Timmer with Wilson & Co and Ben Bitter with the Town of Florence, hosted...

Big Step Forward as Elim Mining Advances Mining Project

by Melissa | Jul 21, 2020 | Casa Grande, Development

Big Step Forward as Elim Mining Advances Mining Project [NEWS RELEASE] Elim Mining is pleased to announce the company has finalized and secured a financing package with two premier mining financiers, the Tembo Capital Group (Tembo) and Resource Capital Funds (RCF)....

Queen Creek developments forge ahead

by Melissa | Jul 18, 2020 | Development, Queen Creek

Queen Creek developments forge ahead by Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter David Newquist has a new 8.5-acre development sprouting at Queen Creek and Ellsworth Roads in Queen Creek. A Dutch Bros Coffee has opened, A new Whataburger restaurant is under...

Working to get students access to internet in rural areas ahead of school year

by Melissa | Jul 18, 2020 | Development, Education, Government

Working to get students access to internet in rural areas ahead of school year by Adam Waltz | ABC15 Ahead of Arizona's first day of school in an online setting, many districts are working to close the "digital divide," a gap in available internet for students and...

Residential community planned on McDavid Road

by Melissa | Jul 17, 2020 | Development, Maricopa, Real Estate

Residential community planned on McDavid Road by Raquel Hendrickson | inMaricopa The public review started this week on a 64-acre site planned for a single-family housing community with a small, mixed-use area. The review process for the requested major General Plan...

Pinal hopes increased COVID-19 testing will help flatten curve

by Melissa | Jul 17, 2020 | Government, Health

Pinal hopes increased COVID-19 testing will help flatten curve by Mark Cowling | PinalCentral Pinal County’s rate of COVID-19 infections is poised to get worse before it gets better on some unknown date. “Our curve is probably not going to peak straight up, but maybe...

Robson Ranch approaching 1,300 home closings; unveils two new models

by Melissa | Jul 17, 2020 | Development, Eloy, Real Estate

Robson Ranch approaching 1,300 home closings; unveils two new models via Economic Development Group of Eloy newsletter Exciting things are happening at Robson Ranch. This active adult community is approaching 1,300 home closings. Robson Ranch unveiled two new models...