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Governor Katie Hobbs has directed federal American Rescue Plan Act dollars to offset one-time state budget reductions across Arizona's three public universities.
The Town of Queen Creek has designated $5 million in its current budget for 20 smaller transportation projects aimed at reducing delays and improving flow across the community.
The Queen Creek Town Council will review Resolution 1679-26 to acquire real and personal property along Rittenhouse Road and Cloud Road for roadway improvements. The measure authorizes town officials to secure the land through purchase or gift and approve related budget...
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider Delegation Resolution #1681-26 during its Sept. 16 regular session. The measure would authorize the town manager or capital improvement projects director to execute contracts for the Fleet Maintenance Facility expansion, capped at...
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider a professional services contract with MGT Consulting Services, LLC to update the municipal impact fees. The proposal includes necessary budget adjustments to facilitate the agreement.
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider approval of Project Order 04 under an existing on-call contract with Black & Veatch. The item also includes a budget adjustment of $685,905 from contingency funds generated by project savings for the Advanced Wastewater Treatment...
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider a $58,120 grant from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality and a cooperative contract with Kary Environmental Services for household hazardous waste collection services.
The Queen Creek Town Council will review a delegation resolution authorizing officials to manage the construction of the Fleet Maintenance Facility expansion. The project carries a budget cap of $23,000,000 for fiscal year 27.
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider Resolution 1679-26 during its Sept. 16 regular session. The measure would authorize officials to acquire property along Rittenhouse Road and Cloud Road through purchase or gift for roadway improvements under CIP Project A0306.
The Queen Creek Town Council will consider a professional services contract with MGT Consulting Services, LLC to update the town impact fees. The council may also approve budget adjustments to support the agreement.
The Queen Creek Town Council will review a $58,120 grant from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to fund household hazardous waste curbside collection services through a cooperative contract with Kary Environmental Services, Inc.
Proposition 320 would require certain Arizona school districts to devote at least 60% of their operating budgets to classroom instruction.
