Some of the activities and progress on ongoing projects in the city:
Maricopa Fire Department’s new administration building, 45695 W. Edison Road, received a certificate of occupancy July 27. It also received a permit for an automatic gate.
The City of Maricopa acquired a permit to make interior alterations for a new conference room in City Hall. It is to be 324 square feet. The project is valued at $49,000.
Construction continues at the new Pinal County complex at 19955 N. Wilson Ave., where the project received a permit for temporary power to the building.
Sequoia Pathway Academy was granted a new commercial permit for a planned classroom building at 19265 N. Porter Road. The building is to be 14,732 square feet. The project is valued at $2.2 million.
Sonoran Creek, a planned commercial development at 20300 N. John Wayne Parkway, conducted a hydrant flow test on the property. Possible future tenants include Sprouts and Brake Masters.
Duncan Family Farms, which leases agricultural property from the City of Maricopa, received a zoning permit for an office trailer at 17331 N. High Lonesome Drive.
This item appears in the September issue of InMaricopa magazine.
![City Manager Ben Bitter speaks during a Chamber of Commerce event at Global Water Resources on April 11, 2024. Bitter discussed the current state of economic development in Maricopa, as well as hinting at lowering property tax rates again. [Monica D. Spencer]](https://www.inmaricopa.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/spencer-041124-ben-bitter-chamber-property-taxes-web-218x150.jpg "City looks to lower property taxes again")
