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Votes at a glance: Maricopa supervisors approve APS easement, settle litigation, and amend district agreements On Feb. 25 the board approved an APS easement at Estrella Mountain Campground, authorized settlements and outside counsel, and amended intergovernmental agreements affecting the Stadium and Library districts; the board also approved a $550,000 Recorder appropriation 4–1.

Maricopa County supervisors just made significant decisions that could reshape local governance and address legal challenges—what's at stake?

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Maricopa supervisors approve $550,000 for signature-verification workstations amid Agilis dispute The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted 4–1 Feb. 25 to reallocate $550,000 to the Recorder’s Office for signature-verification workstations and tenant improvements; county staff said the funds come from legislative contingency, not for the Agilis machine, while critics pressed for more transparency about the upgrade and related state funding.

Maricopa County's recent $550,000 funding approval for signature-verification workstations has sparked controversy, raising questions about transparency and the Agilis voting system connection.

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Maricopa County recorder defends office, requests Agilis sorter to speed provisional‑ballot processing Recorder Justin Heap told the Board of Supervisors the office produced roughly 10,000 pages of documents as a public‑records response, warned unredacted materials contain PII, defended signature‑verification and curing procedures, and urged purchase of an Agilis ballot‑sorting machine to handle large provisional counts.

Recorder Justin Heap reveals the intense pressure his team faced while complying with a massive document request, all while advocating for a high-tech solution to streamline provisional ballot processing in Maricopa County.

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Maricopa County Board adopts resolution to split election IT and set early‑voting policy after talks stall The Board of Supervisors voted 5–0 on Feb. 18 to adopt a resolution directing expedited IT separation, funding 16 IT positions pending separation, and authorizing terms for recorder‑run in‑person early voting including shared staffing, equipment, real‑estate approval and badge access to the county command center.

The Maricopa County Board has taken a bold step by unanimously adopting a resolution to split election IT services and streamline in-person early voting, aiming to resolve long-standing disputes ahead of the crucial 2026 elections.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #VotingAccess

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Senate panel orders study of light‑rail expansion after hours of debate and testimony from small businesses The committee approved SB 13‑32, directing ADOT to study light‑rail expansion in Maricopa County and compare it to autonomous electric transit; business owners on Indian School Road opposed the proposal and Valley Metro urged local control. The committee adopted an amendment and advanced the bill.

Arizona's Senate committee just pushed forward a bill for a major study on light-rail expansion versus cutting-edge electric transit, igniting fierce debate among local businesses and transit authorities.

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#AZ #MaricopaCounty #CitizenPortal #PublicTransit

Maricopa County supervisors order Recorder Justin Heap to produce records and testify under oath on Feb. 18 After weeks of disputed exchanges and a pending lawsuit, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted to require Recorder Justin Heap to deliver supporting records and appear in person under oath on Feb. 18, 2026, citing unanswered questions about budget requests and election procedures.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has ordered Recorder Justin Heap to provide records and testify under oath amid rising tensions over election processes and budget requests.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #CivicAccountability #CitizenPortal #ElectionTransparency #BudgetOversight

🗳️ Maricopa County Recorder Unearths 137 Illegal Voters in Latest Election Scrutiny

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Maricopa community mailbox destroyed in apparent explosion Maricopa residents say an explosion that destroyed community mailboxes is leaving them without mail as the USPS investigates an unknown package. Reporter Mickaela Catillo has the story. #azfamily #mailboxes #maricopacounty #usps #investgation For more Local News from KPHO: For more YouTube Content:

Maricopa community mailbox destroyed in apparent explosion

Maricopa residents say an explosion that destroyed community mailboxes is leaving them without mail as the USPS investigates an unknown package. Reporter Mickaela Catillo has the story. #azfamily #mailboxes #maricopacounty #usps…

County attorney seeks $12.6 million for prosecutors, digital‑evidence tools Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell asked supervisors for roughly $12.57 million in above‑baseline funding, citing a surge in digital evidence that she says requires additional attorneys, support staff and two specialized software systems to avoid case delays.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is seeking over $12 million to tackle an overwhelming surge in digital evidence, warning that without it, thousands of cases could stall.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #DigitalEvidence #PublicSafety #CitizenPortal #CivicAccountability

Recorder outlines IT modernization, defends signature‑verification changes amid heated board exchange Recorder Justin Heap proposed IT modernization (DART), new sitebooks and an Agilis ballot sorter and defended a stricter signature‑verification process that led to nearly 6,000 mail‑ballot rejections. The presentation prompted sharp accusations from supervisors about partisan staff posts and prior budget communications.

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap faces tough scrutiny over his proposed IT upgrades and a controversial signature-verification process that rejected nearly 6,000 mail-in ballots.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #ElectionModernization #VoterVerification #CitizenPortal

County school superintendent seeks $6.9M in above‑baseline spending for professional development and oversight Superintendent Shelly Boggs asked supervisors to fund a five‑person professional‑development team, an assistant for district oversight, expanded workforce pathways, and detention‑education staffing; she said pilot programs yielded measurable student gains and that many requests are discretionary under ARS 15‑302.

Maricopa County Superintendent Shelly Boggs is pushing for $6.9 million to enhance professional development and oversight, citing impressive gains in student performance from pilot programs.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #EducationReform #WorkforceDevelopment #FiscalOversight

Board approves environmental access agreement for Van Buren/Motorola Superfund monitoring Maricopa County unanimously approved an agreement allowing Arizona Department of Environmental Quality access to install monitoring wells and soil vapor sampling at the Van Buren/52nd Street & Motorola Superfund site to monitor trichloroethylene and perchloroethylene.

Maricopa County has taken a significant step in environmental safety by approving a plan for the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to monitor potential toxic contamination at the Van Buren/Motorola Superfund site.

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Sheriff flags vacancy math, rising overtime and tech costs; proposes targeted adjustments and long‑term forensic investments Sheriff Jerry Sheridan told supervisors vacancy declines on civilian payroll and persistent sworn shortages have left the department over budget on overtime; the office seeks a $5.3M vacancy adjustment, increased technology and investigative tools spending, and flagged longer‑term needs including a forensic DNA lab and aviation capacity.

Sheriff Sheridan unveils a critical budget gap due to ongoing deputy vacancies, urging urgent adjustments to prevent a $5M shortfall and highlighting the need for advanced forensic technology.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #TechnologyInvestments #BudgetAccountability #PublicSafety

ICE's raids of Zipps Sports Grill in Phoenix raise questions PHOENIX – A video shows paramedics as they wheeled a woman away on a yellow and blue stretcher outside of a sports grill in the heart of downtown Tempe. Her

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“#ICE is modeling its tactics after Arpaio,”

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Gilbert brunch restaurant, Phoenix Chinese eatery flagged by health inspectors A Gilbert brunch spot and a Phoenix Chinese restaurant are among places cited by health inspectors in this week's Dirty Dining report. REPORT: #DirtyDining #PhoenixAZ #RestaurantInspections #MaricopaCounty #AZFamily For more Local News from KPHO: For more YouTube Content:

Gilbert brunch restaurant, Phoenix Chinese eatery flagged by health inspectors

A Gilbert brunch spot and a Phoenix Chinese restaurant are among places cited by health inspectors in this week's Dirty Dining report. REPORT: #DirtyDining #PhoenixAZ #RestaurantInspections #MaricopaCounty #AZFamily For…

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#Arizona Sheriff Sheridan clarified his stance on how he's going to handle ICE actions in Maricopa County. He's a Repub. He will not interfere w ICE whether they harm people or not; he has made it perfectly clear. So much for our elected officials having our backs in Maricopa County

Gas power plant for data center project stirs concerns in Surprise The developers of a new data center in Surprise are bringing their own power, and neighbors of the project say it's a threat.

SURPRISE, ARIZONA: “The developers of a new data center in Surprise are bringing their own power, and neighbors of the project say it's a threat.” www.azcentral.com/story/news/l... - @azcentral.com

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MCSO Sheriff Sheridan says he will act if ICE does anything unlawful in the Valley Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan said he has no issue taking action against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) if anything unlawful occurs in metro Phoenix.

Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan said WHAT now?!

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(Yes, this is a surprised face bc he’s not a good dude, so I’m confused)

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Commission recommends approval to remove age restriction at Riverwalk subdivision (Z250035) The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission voted 9-0 to recommend approval of Z250035, removing a condition requiring at least one household member be 55 or older in the Riverwalk subdivision; staff said the area plan no longer supports an age-restriction condition and the change would not affect the Sun City senior overlay.

In a groundbreaking vote, the Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended lifting age restrictions on the Riverwalk subdivision, paving the way for a more inclusive community.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #CommunityPlanning #ZoningReform #HousingFlexibility

Commission backs Sonoran Serenity rezoning to enable flood mitigation and 97-lot subdivision (Z250023) The commission recommended approval of Z250023 for the Sonoran Serenity site (97 acres) to rezone to R1-35 RUPD, enabling channelization of a wash for flood mitigation and preserving 1 dwelling unit per acre net density; the vote was 8-0.

Maricopa County's Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a key rezoning for the Sonoran Serenity site, paving the way for crucial flood mitigation measures and a potential 97-lot subdivision.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #CommunityDevelopment #FloodMitigation

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AI at 78 walks you through the basics with real examples.
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Unidentified speaker outlines steps to boost confidence in Maricopa County elections An unidentified speaker described a near-complete audit of county election processes, expanded public observation measures, advocacy for a state-level "95% by election night" tabulation goal, and a request to the county recorder for a report on nearly 6,000 rejected mail-in signatures from the November 2025 canvas.

Maricopa County is taking bold steps to restore public trust in elections, with a comprehensive audit nearly complete and new measures for transparency and participation in the upcoming midterm elections.

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #ElectionReform #PublicConfidence #CitizenPortal

Board chair previews ballot ask to renew one‑fifth‑cent public safety tax for Maricopa County The board chair told meeting attendees the agenda includes placing a measure on the ballot to ask Maricopa County voters to renew a one‑fifth‑cent public safety tax, saying the levy has funded the sheriff, courts and other partners for nearly 30 years; a Citizens Public Safety Committee recommended continuation.

Maricopa County is gearing up to ask voters to renew a crucial public safety sales tax that has been vital for law enforcement and courts for nearly 30 years!

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#MaricopaCounty #AZ #CommunityFunding #TaxReform #PublicSafety #CitizenPortal