The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that negative valuation is allowable in the valuation of electric transmission property for taxation without offsetting other property values.

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management will conduct prescribed burns near Flagstaff and Buckeye to manage wildfire risk and improve ecological health.

Chandler introduces a Code Enforcement Resident Academy to educate citizens on local codes and encourage community involvement in neighborhood upkeep.

The Mesa Main Library is adding solar panel canopies to provide shaded parking and increase local energy generation, with temporary disruptions expected during construction.

Fountain Hills is holding a Vendor Forum on February 13th at the Town Hall to explain procurement procedures, with Procurement Administrator Rob Durham addressing queries.

The Young Artists Showcase in Peoria highlighted art from local students, with 32 recognized at a council meeting. Their work will feature at the 2025 Peoria Arts & Cultural Festival, supporting the Peoria Education Foundation.

Gilbert, AZ residents may experience temporary water discoloration during testing for the water system project along Higley Road from February to March 2025.

Lake Havasu City invites residents to "Coffee with the Mayor and Chiefs" for open dialogue on February 7, aiming to foster community involvement in local governance.

Arizona Governor Hobbs introduces the Rural Groundwater Management Act to address water shortages, emphasizing bipartisan support and local management of water resources.

Arizona Supreme Court's new program combats lawyer shortage in government law offices, targeting non-reciprocal state attorneys with incentives for rural area service.

The 2025 Residential Bulk Waste Collection service in Fountain Hills begins in March, offering residents a chance to dispose of large items, with certain restrictions, on designated days per zone.

Prescott Valley introduced The Light of PV Award, honoring Don and Darlene Packard for their community service, including veterans support and volunteerism with therapy dogs.

Arizona State Rep. Lupe Diaz introduced two bills, HB2692 and HB2550, aimed at reducing the budget and authority of the ADWR to focus on core duties and ensure transparency. Critics argue for balanced water sustainability strategies.