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Attorney General Kris Mayes petitioned the Arizona Corporation Commission to reopen rate proceedings for Cactus State Utility Operating Company following widespread rural water bill increases of up to 300 percent.
Peoria’s City Council directed staff to prepare zoning changes that would require special use permits for data center proposals.
Queen Creek Town Council will determine the initial annual water resource fee at a November 18 meeting, part of a long-term plan to secure water supplies.
Following monsoon flash flooding at Grand Canyon National Park, state officials and federal engineers have outlined a timeline to restore potable water service to the South Rim by Thanksgiving.
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 Arizona State Land Department has canceled five agricultural leases in Yuma County, halting operations by a commercial applicator that spread tens of thousands of tons of California wastewater biosolids on State Trust Land.
Town officials are seeking approval for a new water charge that would fund a transition away from regional groundwater recharging and toward local Harquahala Valley water sources.
Queen Creek residents will see water resource fees increase annually for six years beginning in January to fund a long-term water supply purchase.
