The Coolidge City Council approved a 160-acre Clark Pacific Coolidge plant that could bring 100 to 150 jobs to Pinal County.

Pinal County's planning commission voted to recommend denial of the State 48 Microschool permit. County supervisors will make the final decision.

Casa Grande weighs a Prop 207 waiver to resolve a $140 million data-center claim with binding water, power, and noise terms. Council votes Aug. 3.

Pinal County's P&Z Commission delayed a vote on the Project Midway data center near Casa Grande. Power, water and noise questions sent the case back.

Pinal County hears the Project Midway data center rezoning July 16. What the 21 proposed stipulations say about water, noise, and power near Casa Grande.

A Florence Copper Apache Junction update covered scholarships, hiring and production milestones. The company says its technology could expand.

Neighbors cite traffic and noise as the family-run State 48 microschool seeks a special use permit. Pinal County hears the case July 16.

Pinal County supervisors voted 4-0 to approve the Valley Farms Energy Center near Coolidge. The 400 MW battery project targets summer 2028 power needs.

Florence Council will advertise for a Florence data center committee to review environmental, infrastructure, public service, and economic impacts.

Florence Town Council reviewed the Florence Memorial Park master plan and put cemetery water repairs ahead of a proposed cremation garden.

Florence Water Master Plan update approved with $390,820 Carollo contract. Council also passed backflow ordinance and PFAS litigation action.

SRP, APS, and TEP are evaluating Arizona nuclear plant site locations statewide, with study results expected by late 2026.

Florence Council unanimously cleared a Copper Crossing energy battery storage land use change Tuesday, paving way for non-lithium battery research.

Pinal supervisors approved the Sunridge Power natural gas plant, a 1,360-MW combined cycle facility near Red Rock targeting 2032 commercial operation.

Fly over the proposed La Osa data center site, from Sasco's ruins to the enormous sweep of Greene Wash. The rezoning vote is August 26, 2026

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 on June…

Casa Grande Council approved the Cactus Mine general plan amendment, clearing a 1,833-acre land use change for Sacaton Mine expansion.

Florence planners backed a Copper Crossing battery storage land change for SRP's non-lithium pilots. The Town Council decides June 16.

Coolidge council approved $274,375 to build the Coolidge dog park at Regional Park. Grant funds and impact fees cover three fenced dog areas.

Pinal County Planning Commission voted 6-3 to recommend denial of the Valley Farms Energy Center, a 400-megawatt battery storage project near Coolidge.

Resident questions on cost, safety, and ownership led the San Tan Valley Council to address Copper Basin battery storage before endorsing it.

Pinal County's P&Z recommended approving the Copper Basin Energy Storage project in San Tan Valley. The 250 MW battery would support SRP's grid by 2031.

Pinal County delayed the La Osa data center vote to August 26. Many residents called for a moratorium and regulations before any approval.

Pinal County continued the Koepnick Property San Tan Valley hearing to an uncertain date, sending the 351-home project to the new town after July 1.

Pinal County planners back Sunridge Power, a 1,360-MW natural gas project near Red Rock. The permit now heads to the Board of Supervisors.

Pinal County's draft 2026 TIMP shows a revenue drop tied to San Tan Valley incorporation. Public comment is open through May 27.

Arizona Wallet now lets residents store vehicle registration and title documents digitally, with renewal alerts.

The Casa Grande Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend…

Casa Grande City Council adopted the Effluent Allocation Strategy on May 4, setting a 20/40/40 split for reserve, industrial, and residential uses.

Coolidge approved a $145,000 Sundance III settlement to secure water supply. The deal enables a 38-lot subdivision approved in 2005.