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  For those concerned with the status of development around Maricopa, the city’s Economic Development department is taking efforts to the next level. The Maricopa City...

Tuesday, Mayor Christian Price proclaimed March Women's History Month: Women's History Month proclamation Whereas, women of every race, class, and ethnic background have made historic contributions...

  As construction on residential housing ramps up in Maricopa, the city is considering ways to make the process easier for developers. Last year the city...

Pinal County and the Regional Transportation Authority filed a legal response Monday to an injunction request filed by the Goldwater Institute over a transportation...

Demolition is scheduled next week on Heritage District buildings in the path of the coming overpass. “Right now we are scheduled to begin demolition on...

Maricopa is envisioning a new “city center,” and officials want resident feedback. A design charrette and community workshop are set for March 15 from 4...

Maricopa public school teachers joined a statewide movement Wednesday in protest of low teacher pay. “This is not an indictment of our local schools; it’s...

  The Maricopa City Council approved an application for federal transit funds Feb. 6. But those funds are just part of the budget puzzle for...

2018 ELECTION DATES PRIMARY ELECTION May 30 Deadline to return candidate packets for city council July 30 Deadline to register to vote Aug. 1 Early voting begins Aug....

A report on enrollment growth from a Phoenix-based consulting firm prompted cautious optimism from school leaders Wednesday. Rick Brammer and Don Graves with Applied Economics...

Construction trailers for the overpass are expected to be in place in Maricopa by the end of the week. But that is not the beginning...

A month ahead of naming its new superintendent, Maricopa Unified School District whittled down a list of prospective future leaders vying for the position. Out...

Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court will play a part in the 2018 election. The court is currently in Precinct 8 but is being reconfigured to Precinct...

Andre LaFond grew up in the Chicago suburbs and now works in investigations. He is currently running for constable of the Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court. Hometown: Aurora,...

Last year, the city unveiled a new digital program designed to save residents time, money and paper when applying for various permits. “The City of...

Vice Mayor Peg Chapados invites all City Council candidates, or anyone interested in learning more about what serving on City Council involves, to a...

The Maricopa City Council approved an application for federal transit funds Tuesday. The vote followed a presentation by the city’s transportation department and a public...

February is proclaimed Black History month annually in the city of Maricopa. It is a month of reflection and celebration, as well as an...

  It may be an “off-year” election, but a U.S. Senate race is already heating up, a Maricopan is making a bid for Congress, and...

  For the past 15 years, city councilmembers, city managers, planners and other administrators have emphasized different areas of growth and identity in an attempt...

Though overpass construction is delayed, Arizona Department of Transportation intends to begin tearing down structures on properties it owns in the Heritage District in...

An organization in opposition to the planned private motorsports complex, Apex, filed campaign finance reports with the City of Maricopa after being threatened with...

A joint-litigation attorney for Pinal County Regional Transportation Authority wrote a letter to the Department of Revenue on Wednesday asking when and how the...

City of Maricopa 39700 W. Civic Center Plaza 520-568-9098 Maricopa-AZ.gov   Mayor Christian Price 520-316-6821 [email protected] City Council Vice Mayor Peggy Chapados 520-316-3826 [email protected] Councilmember Marvin L. Brown 520-316-2020 [email protected] Councilmember Julia Gusse 520-568-9098 [email protected] Councilmember Vincent Manfredi 520-316-6823 [email protected] Councilmember Nancy Smith 520-316-6822 [email protected] Councilmember Henry Wade 520-316-6825 [email protected]   Maricopa Unified...

  Four properties in the Heritage District now have permits for demolition as part of the city’s anti-blight campaign. Public Works received permits to demolish homes...

In the first week the paperwork was available, two incumbents and seven challengers have pulled election packets to run for three seats on Maricopa...

  Maricopa residents may have been noticing a few orange jumpsuits assisting with public works projects around the city in recent months. As part of a...

  City officials are alleging a political action committee formed in opposition to a planned private motorsports complex in Maricopa violated Arizona campaign finance laws...

  Anyone interested in running for city council in 2018 will have the opportunity to file with the city soon. The Maricopa City Council voted Tuesday...

The gavel is in the hands of a new school board president this week. MUSD Governing Board to host community reception Jan. 17 at 5:30...