Riverside Rock and Boulder opened its doors in 2002 in El Mirage, Arizona. After weathering the national economic crisis in 2010, Riverside Rock and Boulder has now relocated to San Tan Valley, Arizona.

Do you have any time on your hands?  Do you like working with kids?  Then Champion School may have just what you need!

Commissioners order EPCOR Water Arizona, Inc., while acting as Interim Manager of Johnson Utilities, LLC, to commence work on 70 projects identified in a 3-year capital improvement plan. The plan, as proposed by EPCOR, anticipates 22 wastewater projects totaling $67,760,000 and 48 water projects totaling $61,720,000 for an overall 2019-2022 capital improvement project total of $129,480,000.

On Wednesday July 24th, PCSO received a call at approximately 8:00 am from San Tan Heights K-8 in San Tan Valley stating that their school had been burglarized overnight.

San Tan Valley's own LA Fitness is excited to announce their Grand Opening taking place Saturday August, 3rd and you and your family are invited to attend!

Due to planned road construction, drivers can anticipate possible traffic delays for J.O. Combs Unified School District sites as they transport students to school, starting July 31, 2019.

The Pinal County Public Health Services District, Environmental Health Division announced today that adult mosquito fogging will be conducted in response to mosquito surveillance data obtained.

The following transportation update is being provided by District 2 Supervisor Goodman's Office.  

Hey San Tan Valley! If you're hungry Saturday, August 3rd, between 10am-9pm, bring a case of water or two (or however many you want) in to Firehouse Subs in San Tan Valley. For each case of water you donate, Firehouse Subs will give you one free medium sandwich. 

Beginning Wednesday August 7th, Pinal County Animal Control will be offering dog licensing from 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Pioneer Justice Court Complex on Hunt Highway in San Tan Valley.

A zero tolerance traffic enforcement operation was conducted at every San Tan Valley school within the jurisdiction of PCSO on the mornings of July 30th and July 31st, 2019.

During the summer months, air conditioners can account for 50 percent or more of a customer's total utility bill and SRP wants to help its customers learn how to save on energy bills by giving away 1,500 LED lightbulbs and 100 smart thermostats this summer.

Paladin Sports Outreach is excited to announce that registration is now open for the following sports:

EPCOR has finalized the 2018 water quality reports for the two districts in the Johnson Utilities service area. These annual reports are required by state and federal agencies for all regulated community water systems and compile testing data on dozens of regulated contaminants. They are pleased to report that the water in the Johnson Utilities service area meets all current state and federal safety regulations.

A few weeks ago, APS announced that they would be placing holds on disconnects. Below you will find a list of available programs and resources that may provide assistance.

July is typically the highest-use month of the year for water in Arizona and significant work has been done to put the Johnson Utilities system in position to meet peak demand. These improvements include improvements to San Tan #1 well, which now adds approximately 600 gallons per minute (gpm) to the system and will be capable of producing nearly double that amount once a power upgrade is completed mid-July.

Portions of south-central Arizona, including San Tan Valley are under an excessive heat warning from 10am Thursday to 8pm Friday.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office needs your help in finding 81-year-old Leo Leonard Reutter of San Tan Valley.

Parents are breathing a sigh of relief as kids return to school. For so many of us the end of summer means regaining our daytime freedom. No more… “I’m hungry” or “I’m bored” as we drop our kids off at school or load them on the bus and send them on their way.

San Tan Valley's Leading Edge Academy Mountain View Campus has named Kristin Boatright as the new principal beginning with the 2019-2020 school year. Mrs. Boatright will move into this principal role after spending the last two school years as Assistant Principal alongside the recently retired Steve Butcher.