Patrick Ainsworth, who has more than a decade of experience in economic development in suburban Chicago, has been named economic development director for Apache Junction. Read on...
The possibilities are endless with your library card. You even have access to a sound studio fully stocked with cameras, professional lighting, microphones and mixers, a greenscreen and additional backdrops. Read on...
Proposition 469, which would fund transportation projects throughout Pinal County, is on the November general election ballot. A version was first approved by voters in 2017. Read on...
The Apache Junction Water District is committed to providing safe and reliable drinking water to our customers. Here is an update regarding the water district. Read on...
Parks and Recreation is offering a variety of youth and family fitness opportunities this fall. From indoor play to outdoor exploration, there is something for everyone. Read on...
City Manager Bryant Powell and Development Services Director Rudy Esquivias outlined plans for the city on the "Smashing Through Walls" podcast on Business RadioX now available online. Read on...
The city and the Apache Junction Unified School District are partnering on school resource officers at the high school and junior high school. Read on...
With the continuing drought, the Arizona Department of Water Resources and the Central Arizona Project have released a summary on the Colorado River shortage. Read on...
We have a one stop shop for everything related to council and city boards and commissions. Here you will find links to agendas and videos of the meetings. Additional Info...
