Hydrogen-electric truck startup pays millions for Valley land for proposed factory
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the underlying land owner, Pinal Land Holdings Plant slated to be operational in 3 years By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal Nikola Motor Co. is another step closer to building its 1 million-square-foot electric, semi-truck plant in Coolidge. Nikola, the fledgling Phoenix-based autonomous hydrogen-electric semi-truck startup, paid $23,085,682 on March 4 […]
Read More →Coolidge council spars over vice mayor selection procedure
By Rofida Khairalla | Pinal Central Although council appointed a member to serve as vice mayor for the next two years, the selection process left one council member pushing for change. During Monday’s Coolidge City Council meeting, Councilwoman Jacque Hendrie-Henry was re-appointed to serve in the position of vice mayor for a third […]
Read More →CUSD uncertain what to do with former Kenilworth School building
By JOEY CHENOWETH COOLIDGE — A financial issue could change the fate of a cherished historic school building. For seven years Calvary Chapel church has leased from the Coolidge Unified School District the building that used to house Kenilworth School on Coolidge Avenue. At first, the church agreed to pay $2,500 per year, but […]
Read More →Residents oppose group home in Coolidge neighborhood
By Rofida Khairalla | Coolidge Examiner A potential group home proposed for a residential subdivision in Coolidge got a thumbs down from a planning panel after receiving some backlash from area residents. The city’s Planning and Zoning Commission at its Oct. 10 meeting denied a conditional use permit application for a group home proposed for the […]
Read More →Pinal County becoming electric vehicle hub
Real Estate Daily News Coolidge City Council gave the green light to Electric Vehicle Innovator, Nikola Corp Plans to develop a million-square-foot semi-truck plant within the Coolidge city limits last month. The facility, which is anticipated to bring more than 1,700 jobs to the region, will be located near Houser and Vail roads along […]
Read More →Proposed truck plant in Coolidge will benefit Eloy school district
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings as the landowner By Heather Smathers | Eloy Enterprise A proposed semi-truck manufacturing plant in Coolidge could be a tax boon for an Eloy school district. On Thursday board members for the Santa Cruz Valley Union High School District approved supporting a Foreign Trade Zone designation for […]
Read More →Nikola Motor Co. backs out of West Valley truck plant, settles in Coolidge
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings as the landowner By Laura Gómez, Arizona Republic A commercial truck manufacturer that announced in January it would open in Buckeye has opted to move to Coolidge, southeast of metro Phoenix, instead. Coolidge city leaders on Monday unanimously approved an economic development agreement with Nikola Motor Co. that includes several tax breaks. The zero-emissions commercial […]
Read More →Hybrid truck maker abandons Buckeye plans, opts for Coolidge
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings as the landowner By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal Nikola Motor Co., a hybrid semi-truck startup, has scrapped plans to build a manufacturing plant in Buckeye and will instead build it in Coolidge. Nikola CEO Trevor Milton said the company was looking for a way to get the […]
Read More →Brown Homes comes to Coolidge
By Rofida Khairalla | Coolidge Examiner In a city always searching for positive real estate updates, new homes will be on the market in Coolidge sometime in the near future. Residential housing developer Brown Homes will undertake the development of new homes in Coolidge just southwest of Coolidge Avenue and 9th Street. The announcement […]
Read More →Sole challenger disqualified as candidate for Coolidge mayor
By Rofida Khairall | Coolidge Examiner Coolidge Mayor Jon Thompson is running unopposed in the 2018 election after challenger Scott Koch has been disqualified. In June, Koch was one of several candidates around Pinal County to have signatures on his petition challenged in court. The complaint challenged 36 signatures on the petition for election. City Clerk […]
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