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The original Apache Junction downtown master plan was adopted in 2010 and is to be updated this year.
Apache Junction to host downtown master plan update meeting in May
In February the City Council approved a contract to hire Swaback Architects and Planners to update the 2010 Downtown Redevelopment Implementation and Strategy document to help guide the future … more
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held April 23 to dedicate the new TOPAZ Regional Wireless Cooperative public safety radio tower.
New radio tower to improve public-safety communications in East Valley
Public safety and other representatives from the member agencies of the TOPAZ Regional Wireless Cooperative gathered recently for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to dedicate the first new TRWC public … more
While the sight of lush greenery can be appealing, overgrown weeds can quickly become a fire hazard, particularly when they dry out.
Weeds over 10 inches tall must be cut, Apache Junction says
With the recent rainy winter in Apache Junction, the landscape has flourished with vibrant greenery. However, along with the beauty comes an unwanted guest: weeds. As these weeds begin to … more
NJROTC cadets marching at an Apache Junction Veterans Day parade. Three cadets this June will sail on Cochiti Lake in New Mexico under the instruction of experienced sailors from the West Mesa High School NJROTC and the Rio Grande Sailing.
3 Apache Junction NJROTC students to travel to NM for sail academy
Three students and an instructor at Apache Junction Unified School District are to travel to Cochiti Lake, New Mexico, in June for a Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps sail academy. … more
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Drivers should prepared for onsite flaggers and a pilot car to direct drivers through the work zone, a 14-foot vehicle width restriction to be in place, oversize loads may be accommodated with advance notice and the speed limit will be reduced in the work zone.
Intermittent daytime lane restrictions on US60 east of Superior begin May 6
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers to plan for frequent intermittent daytime lane restrictions lasting approximately 15 minutes on US60 east of Superior, between milepost … more
Link Crew is a transitional program for ninth-grade students who are matched with juniors and seniors who serve as mentors.
Apache Junction High School employee to attend Link Crew training
An Apache Junction High School employee is to attend a three-day Link Crew conference in June at the Hotel Fera Anaheim DoubleTree in Orange County, California, to learn how to implement a program … more
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Business access is to remain open during work.
Pavement preservation work April 29-May 3 in Apache Junction
Street pavement preservation work is planned April 29-May 3 on Baseline Avenue, Southern Avenue, Lost Dutchman Boulevard and Winchester Road in Apache Junction. Business access is to remain open … more
Salt River Tubing is seven minutes from Loop 202 East on North Power Road in Mesa. Salt River Tubing operates under permit of the USDA Forest Service in Tonto National Forest.
Salt River Tubing open seven days a week beginning Saturday
Salt River Tubing is open on the Lower Salt River seven days a week Saturday, April 27, through Monday, Sept. 2, weather and water-flow conditions permitting. Note: Beginning Friday, Sept. 6, it … more
Camps, which are open to youth and teens between the ages of 5 and 18, will be held from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays between late May and early August.
Registration open for Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley summer camps
Registration is open for Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley’s summer camp programs designed to help working parents while ensuring that thousands of youth have a summer of exploration. … more
AJUSD on March 8 filed a notice of election for candidates and a bond measure on the Nov. 5 ballot, according to the website of the Pinal County School Office. June 21 is the deadline for a school district to call for a November election.
$15M bond election considered for Apache Junction school district
Voters living in the Apache Junction Unified School District may be asked in November to approve a $15 million bond to fund furniture, technology and equipment, such as repairing roofs that leak and … more
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The work is preparing the roadway for a $4 million interim project scheduled to begin this summer that will make the 5 unpaved miles that remain closed near Fish Creek Hill north of Apache Junction (mileposts 222-227) accessible to high-clearance four-wheel drive vehicles and utility task vehicles.
Initial repairs underway to restore limited access to SR88
Arizona Department of Transportation crews are removing vegetation, grading the roadway and repairing drainage culverts to prepare for a project that will restore limited access to a stretch of State … more
The Arizona Department of Transportation project is expected to last about five months — until approximately mid-October.
US60, Greenfield Road restrictions postponed for Mesa project
The Arizona Department of Transportation advises drivers that ramp and lane restrictions originally scheduled to begin this month for a city of Mesa waterline project have been postponed until early … more
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