District 2 Supervisor Cheryl Chase's Response to Issue in San Tan Heights
“Today my office became aware of an incident that occurred last night in San Tan Heights. Neighbors reported what appeared to be raw sewage in the water features outside the residential community. I am concerned about this issue and have spoken directly with Johnson Utilities in an effort to learn more. The utility company has assured me that raw sewage was not released and they are working with state environmental officials to resolve the problem.
13 yr old San Tan Valley Resident Has Hopes of Playing on the Stanford Univ Tennis Team
Many San Tan Valley families have children who are involved in sports. Some like football, baseball or basketball. Some like soccer, swimming or golf. Brandon Atkins however has found that he excels in tennis and his family couldn't be more proud.
The Atkins are Johnson Ranch residents and their son, Brandon Atkins attends Basha High School in Chandler. As a 13 year old freshman, he plays the #2 Varsity position for the tennis team. Many children start playing sports when they are elementary school age and have played for many years before getting into high school.
Garrison Starr Concert in Johnson Ranch June 22nd
Enjoy a new experience this Friday, June 22nd, 2012 8:00 p.m. in Johnson Ranch. Join us for a nice relaxing evening featuring the talent of Garrison Starr.
Garrison Starr at Front Porch Concert Venue in San Tan Valley, AZ 85143
Please RSVP to: stacolvin-at-gmail.com
Hunt Highway road work completed 10 days early
Recent road construction slated to improve roads in San Tan Valley finished 10 days ahead of schedule, according to county officials. The project, which affected various roads in San Tan Valley, had an original projected end date of May 18, or two weeks from the start date, but instead wrapped on May 8, according to Heather Murphy, communications director for Pinal County.
"Deahanna's Story: Local Respite Home Owner Could Use Your Help."
As I was perusing FaceBook the other day, I came across a posting that I felt compelled to look further into; a “cry out” from a family in need. After contacting the mother, Deahanna Hubbard who posted through another FaceBook user, we made plans for me to meet her at her home in Johnson Ranch. I brought a few buckets full of clothing and as we got to talking I asked her of her story. This woman, along with her boyfriend are filled with such compassion that I was honestly overwhelmed and stricken (in a positive way) by their efforts, high and endless energy, as well as an obvious love for their family.
PCSO Asks For Your Help
In response to recent incidents involving criminal activity in the San Tan Valley and Copper mine areas, I'm reaching out to you to:
1) Acknowledge the ongoing problem that has escalated in recent months and
2) Provide you with an official PCSO response.
San Tan Valley to Benefit from Road Improvement Projects
Residents in San Tan Valley will soon see county-contracted crews working to improve roads in the area. Micro-surfacing is slated to be applied beginning Tuesday, May 1, 2012, on the following roads:
*Hunt Highway at various locations near Magic Ranch, Copper Basin and Johnson Ranch
*Golf Club Drive from Johnson Ranch Boulevard to Hunt Highway
*Johnson Ranch Boulevard from Bismark Street to Golf Club Drive
This pavement preservation project will include a combined total of 41,269 square yards of material used or approximately 5.02 lane miles of improved road. The project will use 619 tons of aggregate and 77.38 tons of emulsion. Southwest Slurry Seal will be performing the work under a contract with Pinal County.
