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Preservation versus rehabilitation of Peoria streets

4/12/2024

In the coming years, the Peoria Public Works Department will take a different strategy when it comes to maintaining its roads.

Gilbert launches Public Works Advisory Board

10/17/2023

Gilbert has launched a new Public Works Advisory Board . Its members will serve as community advisers for public works-related projects and services. The board consists of Gilbert …

Apache Junction may purchase $2.8M in police, parks, …

7/20/2023

More than 30 new and replacement fleet vehicles costing $2.8 million may be purchased for the city of Apache Junction. The Apache Junction City Council on July 18 discussed the $2,819,084 …

Peoria neighborhoods near Thunderbird Road are about …

6/30/2023

Residents who live near 75th Avenue and Thunderbird Road will soon experience smoother sailing.

Water main subject of $7.2M ‘change order’

5/30/2023

An expensive change order for a water main replacement in Chandler was recently approved by the Chandler City Council. At its May 25 meeting, the Council approved a change order for B&F …

Gilbert creating public works board

5/25/2023

The town of Gilbert is working toward standing a Public Works Advisory Board. Staff members presented the idea to Gilbert Town Council at the conclusion of its two-day strategic retreat …

Gilbert windfall: Town gets $27.8M for wells

5/23/2023

Gilbert received a $27.8 million appropriation out of the state budget that will be used to drill additional groundwater drills, part of town plan to buffer the possible loss of Colorado River water. …

Plenty of road, trail work in Chandler’s 2-year plan

5/16/2023

Context often matters, as is the case with Chandler’s capital improvement plan. The $1.964 billion program is meant to be spread over a 10-year period. The city says its about $300 million …

Arizona will fail clean-air standards if other states …

3/30/2023

WASHINGTON – Arizona is doing all it can to improve air quality but will not meet federal standards as long as pollution from other jurisdictions can drift across its borders, the director of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality testified Wednesday.