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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
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
Central Arizona College was recently awarded a $1.1 million Perkins Grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Central Arizona College receives $1.1M grant
Central Arizona College was recently awarded a $1.1 million Perkins Grant from the U.S. Department of Education in partnership with Arizona Western College, Yavapai College, and Center for the Future … more
Those in attendance will hear from the Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness and the many partners who serve Pinal County residents.
Event March 28 in Apache Junction on Pinal County housing programs
Landlords and property managers are invited to a meeting Thursday in Apache Junction to learn about the many different housing programs available in Pinal County. Those in attendance will hear … more
Exhibitor opportunities are needed for touch-a-truck — showing construction and commercial equipment; as a floor exhibitor; for a career fair; and as food vendors.
Construction expo, career fair sponsors needed for May event in Apache Junction
The city is seeking sponsors and exhibitors for a May 4 construction expo and career fair. Exhibitor opportunities are needed for touch-a-truck — showing construction and commercial … more
The trees were delivered to Apache Junction High School, 2525 S. Ironwood Drive, on Monday, April 15.
16 trees delivered to Apache Junction High School
Sixteen new trees were recently delivered to Apache Junction High School as part of the Arizona Department of Education’s Trees for Kids program. The initiative, open to public school … more

Exhibitor opportunities are needed for touch-a-truck — showing construction and commercial equipment; as a floor exhibitor; for a career fair; and as food vendors.
Construction expo, career fair sponsors needed for May event in Apache Junction
The city is seeking sponsors and exhibitors for a May 4 construction expo and career fair. Exhibitor opportunities are needed for touch-a-truck — showing construction and commercial … more
Each pet has a unique story and is patiently awaiting their chance for a forever home.
Discover new furry friends at Apache Junction Animal Control
Looking to welcome a new four-legged friend into your home? Apache Junction Animal Control, 725 E. Baseline Ave., has plenty of lovable dogs eagerly waiting for their forever homes. Each pet has … more
One of several designs proposed to the Apache Junction Public Arts Commission for a 400-foot-long wall on Tomahawk Road near Broadway Avenue.
400-foot mural planned in Apache Junction
An artist hired by a business to produce a 400-foot-long mural on a 6-foot-tall east-facing wall of a new apartment complex is going back to the drawing board after an Apache Junction commission … 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
The removal is needed to allow for full property development on the Clyde Construction project at Tomahawk Road and 12th Avenue.
Vista Road easement removal approved by Apache Junction water board
Portions of the public utility easement at 1353 S. Vista Road were removed recently by the Apache Junction Water Utilities Community Facilities District board. The board — comprised of … more
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The section of Roundup Street is inside the Apache Junction Townhome Development.
Roundup Street alignment removal sought in Apache Junction
Extinguishing the Roundup Street alignment from Idaho Road west for future development of undeveloped parcels inside a townhome project will be considered during the March 19 meeting of the Apache … more
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