Arizonans have submitted over 823,000 signatures to place a reproductive rights amendment on the ballot, aiming to protect abortion access in the state constitution.

Litchfield Park announced City Hall will no longer be a ballot dropbox for the July 30, 2024, Primary, urging voters to check their website for alternatives.

Maricopa residents are voting on Proposition 482 to authorize the city to sell dormant, city-owned land parcels, with a detailed public review process for any land use changes post-sale.

Pinal County has adopted a $1.1 billion budget for 2024-2025, with a focus on employee compensation, starting in-person early voting, paying tribute to historical figures, and investing in future development and infrastructure.

APEX Motor Club seeks to expand in Maricopa with new garage buildings. A public meeting is set for July 22, 2024, for community input on the project. Contact Alexander Bosworth for more details. Spanish assistance is available.

Phoenix partners with ASU to launch an online safety guide for businesses, based on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design principles, to combat crime.

Apache Junction Water District has announced a July rate hike for customers, averaging an extra $1.66 per month, to fund improvements like a new billing platform and water well.

Casa Grande City Hall is hosting an Open House to discuss housing and transportation initiatives, including code changes for lot sizes and manufactured homes. Plans for McCartney and Trekell Road widening projects will also be shared.

Tombstone invites residents to public hearings on the FY 2024-2025 Budget and the Primary Property Tax Levy at Schieffelin Hall, urging written questions to be submitted by July 10.

Sierra Southwest Cooperative Services Inc. has received $55.2 million for three new energy storage systems in rural Arizona, aiming to cut energy costs and foster job growth and sustainability.

Pima County officials opt for empathetic strategies over enforcement after the Supreme Court allows cities to ban public sleeping, facing a shortage of shelter beds.

Arizona closed its voter registration for the August primary elections, with Republicans leading in numbers, followed by Independents and Democrats. Voter registration was available online and in-person, with early voting starting soon.

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing to reduce the number of wild horses at Salt River, claiming they harm the environment, while local groups advocate for a larger, sustainable herd.