City seeking public comment on temporary signs
The Planning & Zoning Commission is seeking public comment on a proposed zoning code amendment during an upcoming meeting at City Hall.
The amendment would...
Manfredi: Memorial Day reflections
Submitted By: Councilmember Vincent Manfredi
Memorial Day stands as a poignant reminder of the brave soldiers who laid down their lives for our liberties. Though...
City expected revenue to top $90 million
The city of Maricopa anticipates a total general fund revenue of $91.35 million for fiscal year 2024, according to a budget report revealed during...
Manfredi: how you can shape the future of the city
As your councilmember, I am always impressed and inspired by the dedication and resilience of our community. And today, I want to encourage each...
City highlights May as ‘Water Safety Month’
Maricopa City Council issued a proclamation declaring May “Water Safety Month” during its Tuesday meeting.
The proclamation acknowledges drowning as the leading cause of death...
School becomes home for ‘wild horse’
While kiddos attended their classes in a local elementary school Thursday morning, a “wild horse” found its home just outside.
During a Facebook livestream, the...
Maricopa Fire/Medical prepared for new heights
The past five years have been transformational for the City of Maricopa as the population has risen to more than 70,000 residents. As new...
Construction to impact John Wayne Parkway beginning in May
City of Maricopa officials announced temporary traffic-control changes on John Wayne Parkway aimed at improving safety and traffic flow on the busy thoroughfare in...
City considering opt-in notification alert system
Maricopa City Council on April 18 discussed implementing a mass notification-alert system across the city for emergencies.
The alert would be a localized version of...
Rancho Mirage Estates to add 71 homes
Beazer Homes submitted pre-application paperwork to the city this month to build 71 additional homes in Maricopa’s Rancho Mirage Estates.
Phase 2 of the subdivision’s...
Developer submits sustainable, luxury mixed-use plans to city
A Scottsdale-based developer submitted pre-application paperwork to Maricopa’s Development Services Department this month for a luxury, mixed-use construction project near Copper Sky.
Shea Connelly Development...
City Council considers code amendment for temporary signs
Maricopa City Council on Tuesday discussed possible changes of rules governing temporary signs, including those for open houses, garage sales, flying banners outside commercial...
Roadside memorial policies adopted
Maricopa City Council unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday that exempts roadside memorials from city codes for signs.
The resolution’s guidelines, previously discussed in a November...
Villas at the Gin project requests Development Review Permit
An architecture firm has requested a major Development Review Permit for a 195-apartment complex.
Stewart + Reindersma Architecture made the request for Villas at the...
City proposes minor General Plan amendment at McDavid/Green roads
Maricopa seeks a minor General Plan Amendment and rezoning for an area of approximately two acres at the northeastern corner of West McDavid Road...
Exceptional Hospital nursing chief could replace ousted state House member
Julie Willoughby, chief nursing officer at Exceptional Community Hospital-Maricopa, is among three people under consideration to replace ousted Republican Dist. 13 Rep. Liz Harris...
Surf park submits updated, downsized plan
PHX Surf, which has been quiet publicly for months about its plan to build a huge water park in Maricopa, has submitted updated, though...
City to announce plans for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
Maricopa City Council is set to proclaim Victims’ Rights Week at its meeting on Tuesday, April 18. Mayor Nancy Smith will make the proclamation,...
‘Unprecedented demand’ means now is the time to renew passports
Maricopa residents planning an international getaway this year should expect longer than usual processing times for passports, according to the U.S. Department of State.
In...
Mayor Smith cites 5 key points in announcing run for new term
Maricopa Mayor Nancy Smith, appointed to the position last August to complete the term of Christian Price, confirmed Wednesday she will seek election to...
P&Z gives thumbs up to plans for city’s largest apartment complex
The Planning and Zoning Commission this week unanimously approved site, landscape, photometric and elevation plans for what will become Maricopa’s largest apartment complex.
The proposed...
Maricopa takes step forward for new ball fields at Civic Center Park
The city this week presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission initial plans for City Center Park, to consist largely of ball fields that...
Public gets its first look at its new Maricopa Municipal Court building
What is Maricopa getting for its buck with its new courts building?
Renderings were unveiled at the city Planning and Zoning Commission meeting this week...
Mark Lamb makes it official: He’s in U.S. Senate race
Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb on Tuesday made official what has been speculated for months when he tossed his cowboy hat into the ring...
Revised marijuana zoning ordinance passes; city still requires dual licensure
Maricopa City Council unanimously approved updated zoning codes for cannabis facilities during an April 4 meeting but dual licenses – one for medical marijuana...
Shop Local, Support Your Community
OPINION By Vincent Manfredi
As a business owner in Maricopa, I would like to take a moment to implore you to shop local. While it may...
Zoning in place, developer set to punch its ticket at Maricopa Station
The City Council on April 4 approved several rezoning measures that set into motion next steps on the long-anticipated Maricopa Station development.
After the meeting,...
Landing Home Depot may signal Maricopa is ready for prime time
The big orange box may bring with it a big green light for development in Maricopa.
Atlanta-based Home Depot, the world’s largest home-improvement chain with...
Chow down on this month’s bill of fare in our latest edition of InMaricopa
I don’t know about you, but among the things in life I do really well is eat.
Evidently, we have a community full of people...
I need your help on Arizona’s HB2543 prioritizing rural transportation projects
As an Executive Board member of the Rural Transportation Advisory Committee (RTAC), I want to discuss the progress of House Bill 2543, which is...