Dysart Proposition 421 lead grows to 3,503 votes
Dysart's $71.4 million Proposition 421 bond led by 3,503 votes after Maricopa County's 4:11 a.m. unofficial release.
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Dysart's $71.4 million Proposition 421 bond led by 3,503 votes after Maricopa County's 4:11 a.m. unofficial release.
Buckeye approved a $635,765.65 purchase of 2,017.51 acre-feet of extinguishment credits to support long-term assured-water-supply planning.
Arizona filed to join Nevada’s Colorado River lawsuit, seeking to protect CAP supplies as West Valley cities prepare for 2027 and 2028 cuts.
Peoria will hold a Dec. 15 hearing on proposed 2% utility-rate increases for fiscal 2028 and 2029. The increases are not yet approved.
Avondale will consider a CAP firming agreement as a 14% cut lowers its 2027 and 2028 Colorado River deliveries by 758 acre-feet a year.
Arizona is allowing heavier agricultural loads and easing dyed-diesel enforcement through Dec. 31 as fuel costs strain food distribution.
Arizona’s attorney general is asking a judge to block Tolleson’s $15,000 firefighter training-repayment policy while a lawsuit proceeds.
Peoria filed an antitrust case against fire-apparatus makers as city records show a $28.2 million fleet and long delivery times.