Government

By Julia Gusse At the start of this election I requested your vote for the privilege to represent the great people of Maricopa as your...

By Mason Callejas The Maricopa City Council was unable to reach an actionable decision regarding the relocation of several Maricopa senior organizations after a lengthy...

Soon to be the new Pinal County Attorney, Kent Volkmer sat down with InMaricopa to talk about the campaign against fellow Republican Lando Voyles,...

Beginning on Oct. 24 there will be lane restrictions on State Route 238 as part of the Edison Road Extension project.  The lane closures...

By Jackie Gonzalez It seems that you cannot swing a dead political polecat without landing on someone who is for or against the Maricopa Unified...

By Dan Frank The outcome of the General Election is critically important for Maricopa. In just a few weeks, voters will make extremely important decisions...

Over the past 10 years, Maricopa has accomplished major milestones to advance parks, recreation, and community Maricopa Prop. 415 Visit www.planningmaricopa.com to view Proposition 415...

By Mason Callejas The Maricopa Public Library is aiming to modernize its facilities as part of a renovation project set to take place next week. The...

Maricopa business owners have differing views on the effectiveness of Maricopa Center for Entrepreneurship, a business incubator that recently received $200,000 from the City...

By Randi Kremer Having a very innate ability to run a small business, compiled with the "drive" to have my own store, brought me to...

When Maricopa Unified School District requested pro and con arguments from residents about its proposed budget override, as legally required for its election material,...

By Alan Marchione A new election cycle is upon us, and once again, we find the Maricopa Unified School District desperately trying to pass another...

By R. Mason Callejas The Maricopa City Council approved up to $200,000 in expenditures to facilitate small business growth Oct. 4. Supported unanimously by the council,...

Republican Doug Wolf is the incumbent assessor in Pinal County. This fall he is facing a challenge from Democrat Jacqueline Minto in the General...

By Jennifer Smestad In 2012 after watching my close friend Jennifer Sedler (Miss Arizona 2011) compete in the Miss America pageant, I decided I wanted...

Maricopa is a growing community that offers residents and businesses the experience of a small-town, rural atmosphere, tremendous quality of life, proximity to Phoenix...

An updated plan for Maricopa Grand Professional Village could move a charter school closer to realizing a new home. The property at Maricopa Public Library...

Giving residents a start date for the construction of an overpass across the Union Pacific Railroad tracks, Mayor Christian Price also stressed the importance...

By Bret Roberts Having lived in Maricopa since January of 2009 I have seen the override placed on the ballot many times only to fail...

Legislative District 11 candidates in the General Election answered questions about their campaigns and why they want to serve Arizonans. Early voting begins Oct....

In the next 25 years, the Maricopa planning area is expected to add 90,000 new residents and 35,000 new jobs. This population growth is...

By Joshua Babb Maricopa I want to thank those who supported me in my efforts to represent you as a member of City Council. It...

By Julia Gusse In regards to a recent opinion piece written by Mr. Carl Diedrich, he questions “What is Gusse capable of?” Allow me to...

By Bridger Kimball It has ultimately been a pleasure serving the citizens of Maricopa for the last four years and I would just like to...

By R. Mason Callejas The Maricopa City Council is considering an expansion of allocated space for beer sales and consumption at city festivals after hearing...

By Mason Callejas The Maricopa City Council voted Tuesday to approve the use of a third-party economic development team in creating a new Economic Development...

By Vincent Manfredi I am proud of Maricopa and its community spirit. Our victories in the Battle of the Burbs contest the last three years is...

Most residents are unaware of Maricopa’s progress in Environmental Planning and Resource Conservation, an important element in the new general plan.   Did you know Maricopa...

By Carl Diedrich   On May 29, 2014, I put myself forward to fill an open seat on the Maricopa City Council. During that meeting I...

This is the second in a series of articles explaining Maricopa Proposition 415, the city’s general plan update, which is on the November ballot....