Origin of the names of Pinal County roads and streets
By Brian Kramer | Casa Grande Dispatch Casa Grande area Thornton Road — Henry D. Thornton, a native of rural Illinois, moved to Casa Grande to farm a quarter section west of Casa Grande in 1920. Thornton had grown up learning that trade but went to a polytechnic school in Peoria, Illinois, to study watchmaking. In […]
Read More →Court of Appeals validates Pinal road tax
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the county. By Jim Headley | Casa Grande Dispatch The Arizona Court of Appeals found the Pinal Regional Transportation Authority and Proposition 417 tax to be valid in a decision released […]
Read More →Congratulations, Pinal County, on your hard-fought victory! Analysis of appellate court’s upholding of Pinal road tax
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the county Analysis of the appellate court’s upholding of Pinal road tax By Jordan Rose and Johnathan Udall | Rose Law Group Thursday’s decision by the Arizona Court of Appeals, upholding […]
Read More →Arizona Court of Appeals upholds Pinal County RTA
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the county. Rose Law Group Reporter The Arizona Court of Appeals issued a decision validating Proposition 417, Pinal County’s excise tax funding Proposition 416, a regional transportation plan, which was approved […]
Read More →Bids awarded on new county buildings in Maricopa, Florence
By Mark Cowling | Maricopa Monitor Construction is set to begin on new Pinal County office buildings in Maricopa and Florence, after contracts were awarded by the Board of Supervisors Wednesday. The board voted to award construction contracts for a county government complex in Maricopa’s Heritage District and a new two-story Development Services office and […]
Read More →Electric vehicles, water top Pinal stories of 2019
By Donovan Kramer | PinalCentral Talk of making electric vehicles in Pinal County developed into construction of Lucid Motors’ plant, with plans of starting manufacturing in a year. The plant is to employ 745 people at first and range up to 2,000 at build-out. The first concrete was poured in November. The company is taking […]
Read More →Pinal’s history full of unique tales
The second Pinal County Courthouse was built on the the site of a former cemetery in which a mummified body was found. / Matt Paulson / PinalCentral By Matt Paulson | Pinal Central Venture into any of the many areas of vast desert wilderness in Pinal County, and it’s easy to find locations where time […]
Read More →Attesa submits final plans to Pinal County, hopes to start construction next year
This chart shows the potential impact the Attesa motor sports project will have on Pinal County. / Pinal Central By Suzanne Adams-Ockrassa Attesa has submitted its final site plans for its Arizona International Raceway to Pinal County. “This is an important milestone for us,” Pat Johnson, president of Attesa, stated in a press release on […]
Read More →Pinal County pleased to receive $15.3 million Build Grant
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings By Gina Salinas, Public Information Officer, Pinal County | San Tan Times Pinal County is ready to move forward after receiving the Better Utilizing Investment to Leverage Development (BUILD) grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The 15.3 million grant will go towards the roadway infrastructure needed for the […]
Read More →Panel takes step to secure water supply in Pinal County
By Andrew Nicla | Arizona Capitol Times In the face of a report that says Pinal County is going dry, a small group of Arizona lawmakers took the first step in helping assure the county has enough groundwater for decades to come and avoid a potential shortfall. Rep David Cook, R-Globe, chaired a panel of lawmakers […]
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