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Queen Creek Officials Unfazed by Federal Colorado River Cut Proposals

Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley says the town is not anxious over federal Colorado River water cut recommendations because the community secured a long-term water supply from the Harquahala Basin.

Pierce KellerAugust 9, 20262 min read

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City Hall1 month ago
Queen Creek Council Reviews Water Project Variance
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider a procurement variance for pre-construction and construction services on the Sierra Vista Drive water transmission main project during its June 3 session.
City Hall1 month ago
Queen Creek Council Reviews Taco Bell Site Plan
The Queen Creek Town Council will review a conditional use permit and site plan for a proposed Taco Bell on June 17, 2026. Mira Gantzert of Core States Group requested the drive-thru restaurant on approximately 1.15 acres near Ellsworth Road and Empire Boulevard.
City Hall1 month ago
Queen Creek Council Continues Fuel Station and Store Proposal
Queen Creek Town Council has requested a continuance for a public hearing on a proposed fuel station and convenience store. Brian Greathouse of Burch & Cracchiolo seeks a rezone, conditional use permit, and site plan approval for approximately 2 acres at Cloud and Rittenhouse...
City Hall1 month ago
Queen Creek Town Council to Review Expenditures Over $75,000
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider expenditures exceeding $75,000 and items of public policy interest during its regular session on June 17, 2026. The agenda includes authorization for purchases from new and existing vendors under the town purchasing policy.
City Hall1 month ago
ADOT Data Reveals Phoenix Intersections Are Arizona's Most Dangerous Roads
New data from the Arizona Department of Transportation shows Phoenix intersections are the state's most dangerous roads, with 67th Avenue and Indian School Road recording more than 260 crashes in recent years.
City Hall1 month ago
Pinal County Approves 250-Megawatt Battery Storage Facility in San Tan Valley
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors cleared the way for a 250-megawatt battery energy storage facility on 25 acres in San Tan Valley, capable of powering 100,000 homes for up to 12 hours during grid outages.
City Hall1 month ago
Pinal County Mails Replacement Ballots to 1,468 Voters After Printing Error
Pinal County election officials are mailing replacement ballots to 1,468 voters in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley after a vendor error produced misprinted ballots for the upcoming primary election.
City Hall1 month ago
Queen Creek Commuters to Benefit as $11.3 Billion Arizona Highway Plan Approved
The Arizona State Transportation Board has approved an $11.3 billion five-year highway plan that includes a new West Valley freeway and major widening projects across Maricopa County.

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Arizona Diamondbacks fall to Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1

Local Business

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Salad and Go Closes All 70 Locations After Bankruptcy Filing

Weather

Queen Creek Air Quality Alert Issued Amidst Extreme Heat - Aug 11, 6 PM

Arizona

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Queen Creek

Queen Creek Officials Unfazed by Federal Colorado River Cut Proposals

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Queen Creek Council Reviews Water Project Variance

Queen Creek Council Reviews Taco Bell Site Plan

Queen Creek Council Continues Fuel Station and Store Proposal

Queen Creek Town Council to Review Expenditures Over $75,000

ADOT Data Reveals Phoenix Intersections Are Arizona's Most Dangerous Roads

Pinal County Approves 250-Megawatt Battery Storage Facility in San Tan Valley

Pinal County Mails Replacement Ballots to 1,468 Voters After Printing Error

Queen Creek Commuters to Benefit as $11.3 Billion Arizona Highway Plan Approved

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Sport

Arizona Diamondbacks fall to Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1

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Salad and Go Closes All 70 Locations After Bankruptcy Filing

Weather

Queen Creek Air Quality Alert Issued Amidst Extreme Heat - Aug 11, 6 PM

Arizona

Arizona's First Statewide Heat Rules for Outdoor Workers Take Effect