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Council's water fee vote is set for Wednesday, but the reports behind it are not posted yet

Queen Creek's Nov. 18 packet says studies for the new Harquahala water resource fee and a rate change will come in an amended agenda. The fee would start at $3.07 per 1,000 gallons.

Briar DoyleNovember 15, 20262 min read

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City Hall14 days ago
Septic credit, HOA program and a five-year phase-in on the table in last water fee update before Nov. 18 vote
At a Wednesday discussion session, town staff will walk the Town Council through unresolved pieces of the proposed water resource fee, two weeks before a public hearing set for a final decision.
City Hall14 days ago
Fiber link to a Mesa fire station aims to fix weak emergency radio coverage in southwest Queen Creek
A Nov. 4 council item would formalize a fiber connection from Fire Station 2 to Mesa's Fire Station 219 for the regional public safety radio network. Staff say the work is mostly done and costs nothing more.
City Hall15 days ago
Town recycle center on Ryan Road closes Nov. 5-6 while crews build a cooking oil drop-off
The center at 22179 E. Ryan Road is set to reopen at normal hours Saturday, Nov. 7. Until the new drop-off opens, residents can take used cooking oil and grease to Fire Station 2.
City Hall16 days ago
ACLU says Phoenix poll workers told early voters ID was required; Maricopa County recorder calls it a baseless attack
The ACLU of Arizona says voters dropping off mail ballots were wrongly told to show ID. Recorder Justin Heap's office says no one was required to. Showing ID is optional under state law.
City Hall18 days ago
Town breaks ground on a new fleet maintenance shop for its 740-plus vehicles and machines, with completion set for 2028
The building at the town's Field Operations Facility will let mechanics turn police cars, fire trucks and work vehicles around faster and adds safety gear for the shop's staff, the town says.
City Hall18 days ago
Town ambulances will back up Chandler's new fire-run transport service, and police academy fees double
The council's Oct. 21 consent votes approved a backup ambulance pact with Chandler, which takes over its own emergency transports when its private contract ends, and a higher MCSO academy fee for police recruits.
City Hall19 days ago
Council set to move $8.4 million toward paying off the $50 million loan behind roads and pipes at the LG Energy Solution site
State construction tax rebates have covered nearly 80% of the town's roughly $51 million in work around the LGES site. A Nov. 4 vote would bring the payoff fund to about $52.5 million, with the last loan payment due June 1, 2027.
City Hall23 days ago
Queen Creek approves renewal of state crash-data tools for police
The council voted 7–0 on Oct. 21 to renew ADOT data access used to study crash patterns, with no additional funding required.

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Council's water fee vote is set for Wednesday, but the reports behind it are not posted yet

More City Hall

Septic credit, HOA program and a five-year phase-in on the table in last water fee update before Nov. 18 vote

Fiber link to a Mesa fire station aims to fix weak emergency radio coverage in southwest Queen Creek

Town recycle center on Ryan Road closes Nov. 5-6 while crews build a cooking oil drop-off

ACLU says Phoenix poll workers told early voters ID was required; Maricopa County recorder calls it a baseless attack

Town breaks ground on a new fleet maintenance shop for its 740-plus vehicles and machines, with completion set for 2028

Town ambulances will back up Chandler's new fire-run transport service, and police academy fees double

Council set to move $8.4 million toward paying off the $50 million loan behind roads and pipes at the LG Energy Solution site

Queen Creek approves renewal of state crash-data tools for police

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