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09
Jan
2013
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ADOT -
Agency wants to hear from community members as plan enters final phase As walking and bicycling for transportation and recreation steadily grows in popularity around our state, the Arizona Department of Transportation continues to advance its Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan to improve safety and multimodal travel options.
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28
Dec
2012
This alerted was forwarded to us by the Pinal County Sheriff's Office. On December 20, 2012, just after 11:30 a.m., Phoenix Police responded to the neighborhood of 2600 North 43rd Avenue regarding a shooting. When officers arrived they located one victim who was transported to an area hospital where he…
26
Dec
2012
by
Scott Harelson, SRP -
Will Own One 625MW Unit at Mesquite Station and Operate the Plant Salt River Project has agreed to purchase one block of the Mesquite Generating Station located in Arlington, about 40 miles west of Phoenix. The natural gas-fired power plant, owned by San Diego-based Sempra U.S. Gas & Power, includes…
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26
Dec
2012
Tom Horne, Arizona Attorney General, today made proposals to reduce the risk of a repetition of the Newtown Massacre. He is joined in these proposals by Sheriff Paul Babeu of Pinal County, Sheriff Tom Sheahan of Mohave County, and Sherriff Joe Dedman of Apache County. Other Sheriffs are also considering…
20
Dec
2012
Attorney General Tom Horne announced today that a Dewey-Humboldt woman has been sentenced to prison for prescription drug fraud. 33-year old Jodie Leanne Cox received a sentence of three years in the Arizona Department of Corrections on five counts of Fraudulent Schemes and Artifices.
20
Dec
2012
Concern that the necessary environmental cleanup of a now-shuttered eastern Arizona paper mill would not occur has been avoided by a determined legal effort by the Attorney General’s office, Navajo County officials, the state Department of Environmental Quality, and the Arizona State Land Commissioner, Attorney General Tom Horne announced today.
19
Dec
2012
Families Have More Choices to Lower Energy Bills Salt River Project (SRP) is offering residential customers two new ways to help save resources and money. On average, families save 6 percent annually on their energy bills with the SRP EZ-3™ Price Plan by reducing energy use from 3–6 p.m. weekdays.…
19
Dec
2012
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne announced today a multi-state settlement with the major cigarette companies resolving a $3 billion payment dispute under the 1998 tobacco Master Settlement Agreement. “This is a significant result for Arizona as it provides additional monies to the state and eliminates the risk that it could…
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16
Dec
2012
by
Scott Harelson, SRP -
Transmission Lines Needed to Support Industrial and Economic Growth The growing demand for electricity in the East Valley area known as the Price Road Corridor has prompted Salt River Project to initiate a process to site new 230-kilovolt (kV) power lines and new 230-kV substations that will improve electric service…
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14
Dec
2012
by
ADOT -
There is just one day left if you want to add your voice to the Arizona Department of Transportation’s rail study. Now is the time to let ADOT know what you think about passenger rail between Phoenix and Tucson. This fall, ADOT collected comments during the public involvement phase of…
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12
Dec
2012
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne has obtained a judgment of $10,574,881 against Defendants Christopher Lewallen, Solid Ad Solutions LLC, Solid Tech Solutions LLC, Freedom Billing LLC and EWeb Financial LLC for fraudulently telemarketing work-at-home businesses opportunities to consumers nationwide.
12
Dec
2012
The Arizona Supreme Court has denied a petition by the Navajo Nation to review a lower court ruling affirming that an almost 3-year-old Navajo child should continue living in his non-tribal adoptive home, Attorney General Tom Horne said today.
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