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City Manager Rick Horst recently addressed the Maricopa City Council, discussing several significant updates regarding economic development during an Aug. 20 meeting. Horst focused on three...
In a significant shift in policy, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has announced the lifting of all seasonal fire restrictions for public lands managed by...
Traffic congestion intensified at the intersection of Porter Road and Adams Way on Friday morning as parents dropped off their children at nearby schools. By 7:50...
On July 22, 2024, Maricopa’s Planning and Zoning Commission convened, engaging in discussions about several significant developments in the city. The meeting attracted attention as city...
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Pinal County officials are urging residents to be vigilant when purchasing food from vendors, emphasizing the importance of verifying permits. This advisory comes in light of...
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 9 a.m. on September 19 at Heritage Park, which will honor Maricopa’s original developer, Mike Ingram. Ingram, who has significantly...
Leon Potter made waves during a recent Maricopa City Council meeting, where he urged the council to terminate the contract of Chief Strategy Officer Rick Horst....
The City of Maricopa is moving forward with plans for the Mike Ingram Heritage Park, introducing a historic walkway aimed at celebrating the city’s vibrant past...
Maricopa seniors have a limited opportunity to apply for a financial reprieve through the “senior freeze,” aimed at providing stability for those on fixed incomes. The...
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Maricopa, Arizona, has received an upgrade from Fitch Ratings, one of the nation’s leading credit agencies. The city’s default rating improved from AA to AA+, reflecting...
