Opinion: Future subdivisions cannot grow on groundwater in most of Pinal County. And that is forcing a lot of folks to rethink how and where growth will occur. By Joanna Allhands | Arizona Republic Houses can no longer grow on groundwater in the Pinal Active Management Area. The Arizona Department of Water Resources contends that Pinal’s long-term groundwater deficiency is so large and widespread that even …
By Matt Vespa | TownHall In Phoenix, there’s appears to be an underreported crisis concerning its emergency services. They’re taking an absurd amount of time to reach people in need. Need to call 911? Well, you could be waiting upwards of eight minutes just for someone to pick up the phone. I’m not kidding. The 911 dispatchers have been few …
Rose Law Group was recognized in the Top Workplaces 2021 list by the Arizona Republic and Energage. Arizona’s largest woman-led law firm in Arizona history was ranked 6th out over 100 elite small businesses in the state. The ranking were based on thousands of anonymous employee surveys. Questioned measured 15 unique culture drivers, including alignment, execution and connection to culture. Congratulations to this amazing …
Rose Law Group has been named in Arizona Capitol Times as a top company to work for in Arizona! An employee-friendly culture: Arizona Capitol Times surveyed companies in the state and Rose Law Group was among the firms receiving the highest marks from employees in 2021. No. 1 in the state: Arizona Capitol Times will honor the top small, medium and large companies to work for in …
By Lynn Trimble | Phoenix New Times Shady Park Tempe is temporarily ceasing operations, according to a statement posted on its Facebook page on Wednesday, July 7. It’s the latest development in an ongoing controversy involving noise complaints made by residents living in a new residential tower that caters to senior citizens. “We are pausing operations to construct a step-pyramid over parts of the park to help contain …
By Edward Celaya | Arizona Daily Star Some missed out on job opportunities. Others found it difficult to apply for loans. And while some suffered almost no effects for having a marijuana conviction or arrest on their records, one woman talked about being unable to become a homeowner. Those were some of the stories of people attending a first-of-its-kind expungement clinic on Saturday, July 3 at Harambe Café on …
The channel: “Keep It Tiny – Business of Glamping and Tiny Homes.” Featuring: An interview with Senior Planner/Project Manager Nick Labadie who has years of zoning experience at Rose Law Group. “What if glamping is not allowed on the land I already own?” That question kicks off today’s interview, and Nick shares his insight on other topics including: • Be creative & flexible with …
By Holden Walter-Warner | Daily Mail An Afghan interpreter currently living in Iowa claims he is facing deportation and has lost contact with the Department of Homeland Security for giving a piece of bread to the Taliban when he was a child. Zalmay Niazy served the U.S. military as an interpreter from 2007 to 2014 in Afghanistan before returning to the United …
By Aaron Dorman | Pinal Central Maybe it’s a crisis, maybe it’s just an opportunity. But however it’s characterized, issues around water management have taken the forefront in planning future growth for the county and its cities. As major projects come into the county such as Lucid and Nikola auto plants, and housing construction has come roaring back to life in Pinal County, …
By Mark Cowling | Pinal Central SAN TAN VALLEY – Residents here spend $900 million each year in other places, primarily Maricopa County where 80% of them work, Pinal County Supervisor Mike Goodman, R-San Tan Valley, told an audience of about 30 people, and more watching online. This community has grown over the last 20 years to an estimated 120,000 …
