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Florence council lays out roadwork priorities, eyes $15.5M in 2027 projects and targeted borrowing Council reviewed a 10-year transportation CIP funded in part by a voter-approved 1.5% tax increase, prioritized safety and connectivity projects (Adamsville, Plant Road, Butte Avenue bridge) and discussed borrowing, grant pursuit and design timing for projects totaling roughly $15.55 million in 2027.

Florence is gearing up for a transformative decade, prioritizing $15.5 million in essential transportation projects that promise to enhance public safety and connectivity!

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Pinal water authority briefs Florence council on modeling, cloud-seeding pilot and revenue-bond language in legislature Joe Singleton of the Pinal County Water Augmentation Authority reviewed groundwater-model analysis, an ag-to-urban credit concept, cloud-seeding pilot results and a pending bill to modernize the authority's bonding language. He estimated conservative modeled cloud-seeding yields and acknowledged notification shortcomings during the pilot.

Pinal County's innovative cloud-seeding pilot could yield a staggering 34,000 acre-feet of water at just $6.50 per acre-foot—find out how this could reshape our water future!

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Florence council adopts tax-code housekeeping, approves signage and infrastructure contracts, and moves SeeClickFix in-house The Florence Town Council approved a housekeeping resolution and ordinance updating the town's model city tax code, authorized a new community-center/library sign honoring Viny Jones, awarded a Main Street extension design contract, and voted to discontinue SeeClickFix in favor of an in-house reporting platform. One facilities needs study was tabled for scope refinement.

The Florence Town Council just made significant strides in community improvement by adopting tax-code updates, approving new library signage, and planning vital infrastructure projects!

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Florence spotlights youth leadership, parks upgrades and new community programs The State of the Town showcased Florence Teen Council achievements, plans for a Florence FC youth academy and indoor facility, renovations at Jason Lopez Memorial Park including an inclusive playground funded in part by Florence Copper, and expanded recreation and senior services.

Florence is buzzing with new initiatives, from a youth soccer academy to upgraded parks and expanded community programs that empower our teens!

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Florence leaders highlight road projects, wastewater upgrades and a multi‑year reserve Mayor Keith Eaton and council members outlined transportation projects (Hunt Highway and Attaway intersection, Hunt Highway widening), wastewater improvements, and fiscal planning that left the town with roughly three years of reserves to absorb revenue fluctuations.

Florence leaders are paving the way for a smoother future with major road improvements and robust fiscal planning that promises long-term stability.

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Florence Copper says commercial operations, hiring and large local economic impacts are underway Florence Copper told attendees at Florence’s State of the Town that commercial operations are beginning and that the company expects expanded production and local hiring; the company provided production and economic projections that town leaders welcomed as a major local economic driver.

Florence Copper is on the brink of launching commercial operations, expecting to produce its first copper cathode in just weeks, while significantly boosting local employment and economic growth!

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Florence officials push shovel‑ready designs and new funding options as costs surge Town staff said rising material prices pushed some projects beyond original budgets and described seeking design concept reports (DCRs), MAG support, state appropriations and the option of a local transportation tax to fund shovel‑ready phases.

Rising construction costs are threatening Florence's transportation plans, prompting town officials to explore new funding avenues and design strategies.

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Florence council adopts 2026–27 legislative platform, flags bills to watch Council adopted its 2026–27 legislative platform to protect local decision‑making and revenues, and to promote transportation and water priorities. Staff flagged several state bills that could affect Florence, including permit processing, mobile vendor licensing and PRTA transportation appropriations.

Florence Town Council just approved a critical legislative platform to safeguard local decision-making and funding, while keeping a close watch on bills that could reshape the community's future.

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Florence council adopts five‑year strategic plan, directs staff to track implementation The Florence Town Council unanimously approved a five‑year strategic plan that sets vision, mission, values and four goal areas. Council and staff emphasized accountability, set implementation steps and asked for public dashboards to report progress.

Florence Town Council just approved a groundbreaking five-year strategic plan that promises to reshape the community's future—will they deliver on their ambitious vision?

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Florence council backs hiring economic development director, proposes later commission Council members urged hiring a dedicated economic development director and using that person to craft a strategic plan and, later, a Florence economic development commission modeled on Queen Creek; manager said applications are in and staff will vet candidates.

Florence is ready to shift gears on economic development, pushing for a dedicated director to lead a strategic revival and strengthen regional ties!

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Florence council approves $3.22 million contract for Hunt Highway and Attaway intersection improvements The Florence Town Council authorized a $3,222,429.85 CMAR contract with Banneke Construction for intersection improvements at Hunt Highway and Attaway, despite a developer request to postpone the vote so stakeholders could review alternatives. Staff said the seven‑month project includes turn lanes, a new signal and a pavement preservation chip seal.

Florence Town Council has greenlit a $3.22 million project to revamp the busy Hunt Highway and Attaway intersection, but not without controversy as stakeholders push for a delay to explore alternatives.

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Florence accepts $219,559.75 grant to fund fentanyl detective and vehicle Council accepted a local border support grant of $219,559.75 to fund one full-time detective focused on fentanyl and an upfitted support vehicle; the grant is year-to-year and the vehicle will become town property if accepted.

Florence Town Council has taken a bold step in the fight against fentanyl by securing a $219,559.75 grant to fund a dedicated detective and essential support vehicle.

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Council backs staff to pursue Plant Road/Poston Butte loop and private‑sector options Public Works presented a multi‑project concept to connect Plant Road across the Gila River and form a Poston Butte Loop to improve connectivity; staff proposed public‑private options including leasing aggregate rights and seeking private innovation.

Florence is on the brink of a transportation revolution with a proposed loop connecting key roads and leveraging private partnerships for growth!

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Florence council approves $3.22M contract for Hunt Highway–Attaway intersection after developer asks for delay Council voted to enter a $3,222,429.85 construction contract and authorize on-site consulting for the Hunt Highway and Attaway Road intersection improvements despite a developer request to postpone the vote so stakeholders could weigh alternatives and cost issues.

Florence Town Council has greenlighted a $3.22M contract for much-needed improvements at the Hunt Highway and Attaway Road intersection, despite calls for a delay from local developers seeking more input.

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Florence council approves rezoning, equipment grants and vehicle purchase; posts notice for possible sales tax increase At its Jan. 6 meeting the Florence Town Council approved a rezoning for MDI Rock (ordinance 777‑26), recommended an American Legion bingo license, accepted a $217,784.52 ADEQ grant for asphalt processing equipment, approved purchase of a fire truck for $2,597,240.40, and authorized notices for potential sales tax and code updates.

The Florence Town Council made significant strides on Jan. 6, approving a rezoning for MDI Rock, recommending a bingo license for local veterans, and investing in a new fire truck, all while hinting at a potential sales tax increase.

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Florence council approves $3.22 million contract for Hunt Highway/Attaway intersection after developer objects The Florence Town Council voted Jan. 6 to award a $3,222,429.85 CMAR contract to Banneke Construction for the Hunt Highway and Attaway Road intersection despite a developer’s request to postpone for additional stakeholder input; council also authorized Trace Consulting for construction administration.

The Florence Town Council has greenlit a $3.22 million project to revamp a crucial intersection, despite calls for more community input.

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Council approves license with Greater Florence Chamber to run McFarland State Park through 2028 Council approved a revocable license/lease with the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce to operate McFarland Historic State Park through Dec. 31, 2028, including a funding package and contract terms; council discussion focused on separation of chamber vs. park duties, volunteer training and artifact handling, and a 60/90‑day notice term in the contract.

The Florence Council has officially partnered with the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce to manage McFarland Historic State Park, ensuring a brighter future for visitors through 2028!

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Florence Council approves two rezones and Rankin Mining conditional permit The council approved two rezoning ordinances (775‑25 and 776‑25) — a 2‑acre single‑family rezoning and a larger rezone to heavy industrial — and granted a conditional use permit (Resolution 1971‑25) allowing expanded sand and gravel mining at the Rankin site; approvals were made after planning staff presentations and limited public comment.

Florence's Town Council just greenlit major developments, including a residential rezone and a significant expansion of industrial activities—what does this mean for the community?

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MAG presents Superstition Vistas multimodal transportation framework to Florence council MAG planner Hannah Quincy told Florence council the Superstition Vistas study proposes 2030 and 2050 multimodal networks across a 287‑square‑mile subregion, forecasting major population and employment growth and recommending roadway, freeway, freight and nonmotorized projects as a planning tool; the final report is expected to MAG committees in January 2026.

Florence is gearing up for a transportation revolution as MAG's Superstition Vistas study unveils plans for a 70% population surge and 136 new roadway projects by 2050!

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Planning commission backs code updates to comply with House Bill 2447; commissioners warn of reduced public input Florence Planning & Zoning Commission voted 4–0 to recommend the Town Council adopt amendments to Chapter 150 (development code) to conform with House Bill 2447, which shifts many approvals to administrative staff; commissioners urged workshops to preserve public engagement.

The Florence Planning & Zoning Commission has voted to recommend major changes to the town’s development code, but concerns about diminishing public input are raising eyebrows.

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Meeting roundup: Florence P&Z — rezoning, code updates and Rankin mine recommendations (votes at a glance) Quick summary of formal actions from the Nov. 6 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting, including vote tallies and next steps for each item.

Florence's Planning & Zoning Commission made crucial decisions on rezoning and development code updates that could shape the town's future!

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Florence planning commission recommends heavy‑industrial rezoning and approves mining conditional‑use permit for Rankin site Following a major general‑plan amendment and adoption of a mining overlay, the commission unanimously recommended rezoning the Rankin Mine site to heavy industrial (PLZ‑25‑0001) and voted 4–0 to recommend a conditional‑use permit for mining (PZ‑25‑37), with applicant agreeing to staff stipulations and state reclamation requirements.

The Planning & Zoning Commission has given the green light for heavy industrial zoning and mining activities at the Rankin Mine site, paving the way for significant development in Florence!

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Florence council approves multiple rezonings, mining permit and equipment purchases; disapproves one electronic sign The council approved two rezonings, a conditional use permit to expand mining activity, equipment purchases (UV system, bucket truck), and cooperative asphalt contracts; it denied a proposed electronic-message sign at Fire Station 2 and approved a time-limited lease with the Greater Florence Chamber to operate McFarland State Historic Park.

Florence Town Council just approved major changes, including new rezonings and expanded mining activities, but they shut down a controversial electronic sign proposal after public outcry.

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Florence teen symposium receives high marks; council backs fundraising for national trips The Florence Teen (Dean) Symposium drew praise from council members and organizers, who described strong student leadership, broad regional participation and sponsorship support. Council members encouraged fundraising to send team council members to National League events in Washington, D.C., Nashville or Houston, and staff estimated preliminary, a

The Florence Teen Symposium has set a new standard for student leadership, drawing accolades from officials and sparking plans for national trips to bolster civic engagement!

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Pinal Partnership says county poised for growth; water, energy and transportation top priorities Craig McFarland, president and CEO of Pinal Partnership, updated Florence council on membership growth, policy work on water and energy, transportation planning with ASU and regional economic development including copper mine and manufacturing projects.

Pinal County is on the brink of explosive growth, but can we tackle the looming challenges of water, energy, and transportation?

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Florence council approves Skyview Farms PUD amendment, redevelopment boundary change and a package of other measures At its Oct. 21 meeting the Florence Town Council approved a major amendment to the Skyview Farms planned unit development, expanded the downtown redevelopment area to include the Gateway District, approved a 10-acre minor general plan amendment for an MDI rock site, accepted a donation and several procedural resolutions, and authorized a turf and a

Big changes are coming to Florence as the Town Council approves a massive amendment to the Skyview Farms development, paving the way for thousands of new homes and parks!

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Council approves minor general‑plan change for 10‑acre MDI rock site after public safety and truck‑traffic concerns raised Town Council approved a minor general plan amendment to reclassify a 10‑acre site at 7309 W. Arizona Farms Road from Suburban Neighborhood to Industrial. Nearby owners raised concerns about dust, crushing operations and heavy truck traffic to be addressed during rezoning and site review.

The Town Council has approved a pivotal change to a 10-acre site in Florence, transforming it from Suburban Neighborhood to Industrial despite community concerns about dust and heavy truck traffic.

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Florence council approves two electronic message board sites: Fire Station 2 and Main Street/79 After a months‑long review of potential locations, the council approved two town-owned locations for new electronic message boards — Fire Station 2 on Hunt Highway and the Main Street/79 entry — to promote town events and information; estimated costs vary by site and power availability.

Florence is lighting up with new electronic message boards at Fire Station 2 and Main Street, set to boost town visibility and promote local events!

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Council adds Gateway District to Florence downtown redevelopment plan The council unanimously approved a redevelopment plan amendment to expand the downtown redevelopment boundary to include the Gateway District along SR 287, enabling redevelopment tools such as façade grants and CDBG-eligible projects.

The Florence Town Council just made a game-changing move by expanding the downtown redevelopment plan to include the Gateway District, opening doors for revitalization and new opportunities!

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Pinal Partnership president briefs Florence council on county growth, water and energy priorities Craig McFarland, president and CEO of Pinal Partnership, updated the council on membership, county economic trends, water and energy committee work, and a regional transportation planning effort that will use ASU's Decision Theater.

Pinal County is poised for explosive growth, with a projected increase of 32-40% in just a decade—discover how local leaders are strategizing to tackle this transformation!

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