Barbara Sundust asks Casa Grande to support homeless residents after urban camping ordinance enforcement began October 1. Mayor outlines city response efforts.

Maricopa code amendments won Planning Commission approval on Oct. 27. Changes address state laws, housing impacts, and development standards.

Casa Grande is proposing new pass-through fees for delinquent wastewater customers to recover the direct costs charged by Arizona Water Company for disconnection and reconnection services.

San Tan Valley Town Council approved a $250,000 monthly financial agreement with Queen Creek and reduced election signature requirements to 1,000.

San Tan Valley Town Council discussed municipal code formation on November 5. The newly incorporated town will likely begin code development in December 2025.

Casa Grande City Council unanimously approved subdivision code amendments on November 3. Changes comply with HB2447 state law requirements.

San Tan Valley Town Council adopted election ordinances and approved ballot questions on staggered terms and direct mayoral elections for August 2026.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved new vehicle weight restrictions on five county highways during its October 1, 2025 meeting. The measure aims to protect local roads from heavy truck damage, reduce maintenance costs, and improve roadway safety across multiple districts.

Casa Grande will begin enforcing Urban Camping Ordinance No. 1397.19 on October 1, 2025. The ordinance prohibits camping and homeless encampments in public areas including parks, sidewalks, and rights-of-way.

Florence, along with all Arizona municipalities and counties, must comply with a new statewide law setting earlier construction hours. The Town Council approved Ordinance No. 764-25 to align with the law, applying the updated start times year-round for concrete and general building work

Casa Grande City Council approved first reading of an ordinance granting the City Manager authority to negotiate property acquisitions for 34 infrastructure projects without requiring individual council approval for each transaction. The streamlined process excludes condemnation authority and aims to speed up road, water, and wastewater projects by eliminating repeated council reviews for voluntary property deals.

Casa Grande has introduced a law limiting camping on public property for the homeless. Discover the key changes effective October.

Casa Grande City Council passes camping ordinances affecting the homeless population and regulating park usage starting October 2025.

City of Maricopa property owners get property tax relief as city council approves another rate cut. Seven-year streak continues with focus on fiscal responsibility.

As homelessness escalates, Casa Grande Council considers a camping ordinance. Learn about the implications for the community.

Discover the details of Pinal County's new parking ordinance proposal and the looming deadline for homeowners associations.

Casa Grande City Council explores solutions for homeless camping ordinances, balancing compassion with public space access.