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East Valley city wins Supreme Court water tax, delivery case

The city of Chandler announced this week that the state’s highest court has ruled in its favor in one of the longest ongoing water and taxation disputes in the East Valley.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled this week that Chandler’s agreement with Roosevelt Water Conservation District is valid and enforceable through 2086, according to a news release.

The release calls the ruling a “major win for Chandler taxpayers and the city’s long‑term water security.”

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