Republic Services reports 55,000‑ton year‑over‑year drop at La Paz Landfill, plans new cell Peter Sternberg, general manager for Republic Services' Yuma/Imperial unit, told the La Paz County Board that inbound tonnage fell from about 261,000 tons in 2023 to about 189,000 last year, that a new landfill cell will be constructed within months, and that environmental monitoring (groundwater sampling, air permit review) showed no areas of concern.

Republic Services reports a staggering 55,000-ton drop in landfill volume, yet they’re gearing up for new construction and maintaining a strong commitment to environmental safety.

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La Paz County presses U.S. Fish and Wildlife for access solution to Planet Ranch Road Supervisors told U.S. Fish and Wildlife the county’s right-of-way through the Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge has been blocked by fences, planted trees and enforcement actions; Refuge Supervisor Ronnie Sanchez said headquarters has asked him to find a local, legal path forward.

La Paz County supervisors are demanding answers from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service about the blocked access to Planet Ranch Road, a critical route that has sparked years of controversy.

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La Paz County Supervisors Address Real Estate Concerns and Property Valuation Issues County supervisors discuss public GIS map accessibility and property tax valuation complexities.

La Paz County is set to revolutionize property assessments by upgrading outdated parcel maps, paving the way for more accurate land management and community growth.

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Board Schedules Special Meeting to Discuss Petition for Property Request Board sets special meeting for October 14 to review a property request petition.

The La Paz County Board of Supervisors is gearing up for a critical special meeting that could reshape local governance—will they make the right call?

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Board reviews property valuation appeal process amid taxpayer frustrations The board discusses taxpayer options following appeals regarding property valuation under state statutes.

Taxpayers in La Paz County are grappling with confusion over property valuation appeals, raising questions about fairness and transparency in the process.

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Panel Discusses Changes in Limited Property Value Rules and Appraisal Procedures Panelists clarify calculations affecting limited property value during appraisal discussions.

La Paz County's recent meeting revealed shocking changes in property valuation rules that could affect your taxes—are you prepared for the implications?

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#LaPazCounty Sheriff William Ponce 2020 - present

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La Paz County Board of Supervisors Welcomes New K9 Officer for Narcotics Task Force Sheriff announces new canine officer funded through a court partnership at board meeting

La Paz County just took a groundbreaking step in law enforcement by introducing its first undercover canine officer to combat narcotics!

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City Council Approves Three-Year Contract for Speed Reduction Sign Technology City Council secures technology upgrades for speed reduction signs on River Road.

La Paz County is taking a bold step towards road safety with a new speed reduction sign initiative that has community support and potential technological upgrades!

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County Approves Atlas Solar Assignment and Two Lease Agreements for 701 Acres Board consents to assignment and approves two lease agreements for Atlas Solar projects.

La Paz County is on the brink of a solar revolution, with new agreements set to transform its economy and landscape!

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La Paz County Approves Contract Renewal with Traffic Logics Corporation for Traffic Management La Paz County Board renews Traffic Logics contract for three years at nearly $2,000.

La Paz County is making waves with new leadership and proactive emergency management updates that promise to enhance community safety and service delivery.

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Board Approves Fiscal Year 2026 Levies for Schools and Special Districts Board discusses and adopts levies for county schools and various special districts.

La Paz County is reshaping its financial future with new levies for schools and fire services, promising to enhance community resources while maintaining fiscal responsibility.

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La Paz EDC Approves Community Partners Funding Program for Local Chambers and Organizations La Paz County grants funding requests for community programs totaling $105,000.

La Paz County just approved $105,000 in funding to boost local organizations, enhance tourism, and improve community services—big changes are coming!

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La Paz County leaders unveil 2035 comprehensive plan emphasizing community engagement and preservation La Paz County presents its 2035 comprehensive plan focusing on sustainable growth and community input.

La Paz County is shaping its future with a groundbreaking 2035 plan that balances economic growth and environmental preservation, driven by the voices of over 130 engaged residents.

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La Paz County Allocates Budget for Community Funding Amid Diverging Committee Opinions County officials discuss budget allocations with varied opinions on community funding requests.

La Paz County is grappling with a funding conundrum as community requests soar above available resources, igniting crucial discussions about transparency and support for local organizations.

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La Paz County Board Approves $105K Community Partners Funding Program Distribution Board agrees to disperse $105,000 in funding for community organizations after thorough review.

La Paz County is making strides in financial transparency, celebrating a $105K funding boost for community organizations that promises to uplift local initiatives!

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Consulting Firm Emphasizes Family Culture and Community Support The firm highlights its values of collaboration and deep industry specialization.

A local firm is reshaping community engagement in La Paz County by prioritizing collaboration and inclusivity, setting the stage for meaningful partnerships.

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La Paz County Board Continues Sheriff Contracts and Approves Cadillac Cowboy Liquor License The La Paz County Board postponed sheriff contracts and approved a liquor license for the Cadillac Cowboy.

La Paz County is making waves with a new liquor license for the Cadillac Cowboy restaurant while crucial sheriff contracts await further discussion!

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La Paz County Approves Comprehensive Plan Amid Public Concerns and Miscommunication La Paz County supervisors adopt the comprehensive plan after extensive public review and debate.

La Paz County has taken a bold step forward by approving a comprehensive plan, igniting discussions about growth, transparency, and community needs!

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County Financial Committee Reports Significant Cash Growth and Decreasing Debt Since 2021 County financial position shows improved cash investments and reduced liabilities over four years.

La Paz County is celebrating a remarkable financial turnaround, boasting nearly $10.8 million in cash reserves and a significant drop in debt since the pandemic's peak challenges!

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Planning Commission approves 199 foot cell tower permit in Salome for Verizon Wireless Commission grants conditional use permit for a new cell tower to enhance coverage in Salome.

A new 199-foot cell tower is set to transform communications in Salome, but concerns about abandoned structures loom large.

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La Paz County Supervisors Recognize Shauna Brosma as Employee of the Quarter La Paz County honors Shauna Brosma for her exemplary contributions as office manager.

La Paz County is celebrating innovation and community spirit with the launch of a vibrant tourism passport and the recognition of a standout employee, all while navigating significant recovery efforts!

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La Paz County Reports Progress on Audit Findings and Financial Transparency County officials highlight improvements in audit processes and financial management for FY 2023.

La Paz County is making strides in financial management and community engagement, with officials eager to demonstrate their commitment to transparency and improvement.

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Arizona Auditor General Introduces New IT Audit Standards and GASB Regulations for 2023 New auditing standards enhance IT integration and require reporting on subscription agreements.

La Paz County is gearing up for a seismic shift in financial reporting as new auditing standards and cybersecurity measures take center stage!

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La Paz County Board approves new community development permit fee structure Board adopts new fees and modifies permits to streamline community development processes

La Paz County is set to simplify its permit fee structure, but is a controversial $100 charge for metal storage containers on the chopping block?

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La Paz County Supervisors approve 8-lot residential subdivision plan Supervisors approve tentative plat for an 8-lot single family residential development in Arizona.

La Paz County is on the brink of a housing revolution with the approval of an eight-lot residential subdivision, promising new opportunities for families in Sabola, Arizona!

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Parker Unified School District welcomes new teachers with back to school events Parker hosts back to school drive and breakfast to welcome 10 new teachers on July 21

La Paz County is buzzing with excitement as record-breaking events and heartwarming initiatives are set to transform the community this summer!

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📜 La Paz County was formed on April 27, 1983. Before that, it was part of Yuma County!
Do you have family roots in La Paz or Yuma County, Arizona? We’d love to hear your connections—drop a comment!

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Sens. Gallego and Kelly say bill would create solar energy jobs in La Paz County U.S. senators Ruben Gallego and Mark Kelly say the La Paz County Solar Energy and Job Creation Act will expand economic opportunities in western Arizona county.

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