Arizona asks to join Colorado River lawsuit over cuts
Arizona filed to join Nevada’s Colorado River lawsuit, seeking to protect CAP supplies as West Valley cities prepare for 2027 and 2028 cuts.
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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 Unified has opened Peoria Pathways at the former Pioneer Elementary campus in Glendale, combining four alternative-education programs.
ADOT is seeking a designer for a $53 million Loop 303 interchange at 96th Avenue in Peoria, with four ramps, a six-lane bridge and bike lanes.
El Mirage Road’s Loop 303–Jomax extension is in final design. See the route, three planned roundabouts, 2028 construction target and Oct. 21 meeting details.
Peoria will hold a Dec. 15 hearing on proposed 2% utility-rate increases for fiscal 2028 and 2029. The increases are not yet approved.
Verrado Marketplace opened its outdoor dining and entertainment district Oct. 15, with a four-day festival and phased restaurant openings.
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.
Buckeye’s airport plan targets a 7,300-foot runway while a long-range study tests a second runway and space for future air-carrier and cargo demand.