Glendale has authorized a construction agreement for 75th Avenue between Beardsley Road and Deer Valley Road, while a state report shows the related $3 million allocation was distributed. Construction timing and traffic impacts remain unconfirmed.
Tempe opened its Police Officer – New Recruit application window July 9. Applications close September 2, with a listed $79,977 starting salary and testing scheduled for September 16 or September 19.
Casa Grande officials are asking the City Council to approve a property-specific Proposition 207 waiver with limits on water, power, noise and decommissioning for a proposed data center campus.
A Chandler Listens workshop held Aug. 5, 2025, gave residents and stakeholders a chance to weigh community vision, mixed-use areas, housing density and land-use scenarios before the city completed its 2026 General Plan update.
Peoria Unified’s school year began August 3 during an NWS extreme-heat warning. Here’s when the district’s heat policy can change schedules, outdoor activities and athletics.
Gilbert police are asking for help identifying three people seen fleeing after a firework exploded at a backyard gathering near Ocotillo Road and Freeman Farms Road.
Nevada is included in a proposed Colorado River framework that could bring deeper reductions after 2026, but no new household restriction is in effect.
Flagstaff residents, organizations and political committees have until 5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, to file 300-word arguments on two proposed public-safety measures headed to the Nov. 3 ballot.
DOJ staff monitored polling sites in three Arizona counties during the July 21 primary. Here is what the monitoring means before the Nov. 3 election.
Samples collected July 7 and July 9 at Sedona’s wastewater treatment plant tested positive for measles virus. Officials say the finding is a surveillance signal—not a case count, identified patient or confirmed Sedona outbreak.
Surprise is seeking an artist or artist team for permanent artwork at its first police substation. Applications are due Aug. 31, with an estimated $165,000 contract.
A proposed FTC order would give farmers and independent repair shops access to dealer-level John Deere repair tools for 10 years, pending court approval.
Huachuca City leaders unanimously approved a financing resolution for up to $5 million, but the final loan amount, interest rate, repayment schedule and equipment purchases remain unsettled.
Mesa adopted Ordinance 6020 on July 27 to remove its Public Safety Impact Fee from city code. Collections ended March 10 after eligible pledged debt was covered; the ordinance takes effect August 26.
Tucson’s $3 monthly Clean City Fee took effect July 1 and is now entering billing cycles for affected residential and commercial Environmental Services customers.
Scottsdale crews are rebuilding ADA ramps and crosswalks on Indian School Road before utility adjustments and mill-and-overlay work bring added lane restrictions beginning Aug. 9.
Barnett Road remains closed to all traffic between Sanders Road and Tangerine Farms Boulevard as Marana installs sewer pipe and manholes, with completion listed for Nov. 24.
Glendale’s free GUS 1 shuttle will stop serving City Hall and the Downtown Library during construction beginning Aug. 25. Temporary stops will be on the north side of Glenn Drive between 58th Avenue and 57th Drive.
Tempe will present proposed Transportation Plan 2050 priorities at noon online and 6 p.m. in person on August 12, with survey feedback open through August 30.
Chandler postponed consideration of a proposed Flock Safety contract worth up to $153,400. The City Council is scheduled to consider the renewal Aug. 13 after residents raised questions about surveillance, data sharing and privacy.
Heber-Overgaard Unified School District is listed by the Arizona Auditor General as no longer in formal USFR noncompliance, but outstanding financial-control and procurement deficiencies remain, and a July 2026 board agenda scheduled an exit review.
Gilbert Public Schools began its 2026-27 year July 28. Gilbert police say families should expect more school-area visibility, traffic enforcement and safety outreach.
