Public Works in 3 Fourth of July Parades Next Week
July 1, 2024
The Coconino County Public Works Department will be participating in three Fourth of July parades next week.
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The Coconino County Public Works Department will be participating in three Fourth of July parades next week.
Governor Hobbs signed water bills enabling sustainable growth and groundwater protection in Arizona, aiding agriculture and cities with renewable water sources.
Governor Katie Hobbs signed SB1081, SB1181, and SB1242, while vetoing SB1172, HB2017, HB2020, HB2062, and HB2127.
The Arizona Department of Transportation announced several freeway and road closures in the Valley for the last weekend of June, including the narrowing of westbound I-10 and US 60 for construction, and closures of ramps and a section of Guadalupe Road for utility work.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the FY25 budget totaling $484.5 million.
Arizona has received the prestigious “Gold Shovel” award from Area Development magazine for the fourth consecutive year, recognizing its success in attracting significant job-creating and investment projects.
As the noon sun beat down, construction equipment humming across Big Sky Water and Sewer District, the final touches on six years of work.
In a ceremony near Yellowstone, a rare white buffalo calf named Wakan Gli, “Return Sacred” in Lakota, was celebrated.
NTSB finds Norfolk Southern overestimated risks in Ohio train derailment, leading to unnecessary chemical release. The error exposed the public to hazards and escalated the situation.
Severe thunderstorms predicted to hit Lower Michigan, according to latest forecasting models. Strong winds up to 70 mph expected.
Canadian environmental groups petition regulators over a coal mine sale, fearing inadequate land and water remediation due to coal mining.
Iowa experiences historic flooding, damaging almost 2,000 properties and leading to evacuations and disaster declarations.
