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Budget director proposes new ambulance, police officers for Surprise

By Soutrik Das | May 17, 2018

Surprise Finance Director Lindsey Duncan recently presented the City Council and city manager with a recommended $387.8 million budget for 2019.
Phoenix Chamber's forum guests discuss economic growth

By Soutrik Das | May 17, 2018

The Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and its corporate partners recently hosted a forum with financial experts to discuss the metropolitan area's growing economy.
Arizona Commerce Authority executive shares insights on state's future growth

By Soutrik Das | May 14, 2018

Kevin Sullivan, senior vice president of Business Attraction at the Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA), was the guest speaker at the recent Economic Development Insider Series hosted by the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce.
Pima Animal Care Center helps Tucson resident rehome bunnies

By Soutrik Das | May 7, 2018

Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) recently took a commendable initiative to rehome 20 baby bunnies from a property owner who hasn't the resource to care for them anymore. PACC took this step through a bid for adoption on April 23.
Eastbound I-10 exit ramp at 59th Avenue closed

By Soutrik Das | May 7, 2018

The eastbound I-10 off-ramp at 59th Avenue is now permanently shut down as part of the interchange project to connect the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway with Interstate 10 in the West Valley.
Pima County sets budget hearing schedule

By Soutrik Das | May 6, 2018

The Pima County Board of Supervisors has set its fiscal year 2018 budget hearing schedule.
Governor fighting for 20 percent pay raise for teachers

By Soutrik Das | May 6, 2018

With teachers across the state on strike April 26 through May 3, Gov. Doug Ducey said he is working to increase salaries for educators in Arizona.
City of Surprise releases results from retail/restaurant survey

By Soutrik Das | May 5, 2018

The City of Surprise recently released results of its identifying the most liked restaurants and retail shops in the community.
Avondale Public Library will accept food for fines through May

By Soutrik Das | May 5, 2018

In an effort to fill the shelves of local food banks, Avondale Public Library will accept non-perishable food items in exchange for fines through its Food for Fines program.
Credit Union West honors U.S. military veterans with reserved parking space

By Soutrik Das | May 4, 2018

Credit Union West is honoring those who serve in the military with reserved parking spaces for veterans at six of its branch locations in Phoenix.
Bales, Slayton attend forum on Justice for All Initiative

By Soutrik Das | Apr 27, 2018

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors recently held a meeting to discuss the Merit Selection of Judges and the Justice for All Initiative. Chief Justice Scott Bales attended the discussion along with the Board and Superior Court Judge Dan Slayton.
Tucson Metro Chamber applauds school funding plan

By Soutrik Das | Apr 27, 2018

The Tucson Metro Chamber congratulated Gov. Doug Ducey and the state legislature for prioritizing school funding and increasing teachers' remuneration.
Pima County to use new designations for Historic Landmark Zones

By Soutrik Das | Apr 27, 2018

The Board of Supervisors has modified Pima County’s zoning code to add a new category of historic overlay zone: the “Historic Landmark Zone.”
Vacancy opens on Apache Elementary School District Board

By Soutrik Das | Apr 27, 2018

Jennifer Racicot has recently resigned from the Apache Elementary School District Board, which is accepting applications for the seat.
Ducey expresses sympathy for Bush family

By Soutrik Das | Apr 27, 2018

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey recently ordered the state's flags flown at half staff in observation of the passing of former U.S. First Lady Barbara Bush.
Forum offers landlords strategies for assisting former inmates, homeless

By Soutrik Das | Apr 24, 2018

The Pima County Housing Center, along with other community partners, recently held a forum for property owners, managers and nonprofit housing agency owners who are interested in leasing their properties to former inmates and homeless people.
Pima County issues air quality advisory

By Soutrik Das | Apr 23, 2018

The Pima County Department of Environmental Quality (PDEQ) has issued an air pollution advisory for the excess level of particulate matter, which has caused “Unhealthy Levels for Sensitive Individuals” throughout Pima, due to high winds and lack of rain.
Ducey signs bill extending tax incentives for Rio Nuevo

By Soutrik Das | Apr 18, 2018

The Tucson Metro Chamber conveyed its gratitude to Gov. Doug Ducey and state Rep. Mark Finchem (R-Tucson) for their leadership in passing House Bill 2456, which extended tax incentives for Rio Nuevo to 2035.
Tucson Chamber supports sales tax for roadway maintenance

By Soutrik Das | Apr 18, 2018

The Tucson Metro Chamber Board of Directors has endorsed the Pima County Sales Tax Advisory Committee's recommendation of offsetting a ½-cent sales tax increase for roadway maintenance with a reduction in property taxes.
Ducey ensures state's cooperation with National Guard troops on border

By Soutrik Das | Apr 12, 2018

Gov. Doug Ducey welcomed the announcement by President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen that the federal government will deploy National Guard troops to enhance security in border states.

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