City General Plans – is there anything more boring? I realize most people believe this to be a true statement, but City General Plans dictate the housing and commercial development over several decades. They influence […]
It’s just a few days before Thanksgiving and seems like a good time to review 2020 in Government Affairs. It has been a busy and varied year, no doubt about that, but amid the confusion […]
On June 30th the IRS issued Notice 2020-32. It stated that if a business took PPP funds and decided to accept forgiveness, then standard deductions would not be allowed. Specifically, this notice clarifies that no […]
Election Day is over, but as counting continues you may wish to check the results for Arizona for yourself. Go to www.weservgad.org, click on the “Election Results” blog under Candidates and Elections where you can […]
The City of Surprise has been working on an update to the Land Use Ordinance for about a year now. Thank you to Surprise members who responded to our surveys. Your input has been valuable. […]
Yesterday was Election Day and by all accounts Arizona turned out to vote in big numbers. Now, you probably want to confirm if the candidates and issues you voted on won or lost. While numerous […]
Today is the day to vote in person or drop off your early ballot at your local polling place. To find a local polling place, the Arizona Secretary of State has a search by address […]
Public comments are due by Friday, November 6, 2020 to ADOT regarding the improvements to be made at the intersection of Grand Ave., 35th Ave., and Indian School Rd. You can visit ADOT’s public comment […]
November 6, 2020, the City of Eloy and the Eloy Chamber of Commerce are hosting a walking tour of existing vacant buildings that front Main Street between 6th and Frontier. The buildings on tour are […]
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