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East Valley housing: An Independent examination of single-family ARMLS data
While the world was turned upside down and economic engines came to a grinding halt as the COVID-19 outbreak unfolded, the Phoenix metropolitan housing market has remained steady. more
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Randy Brice
Randy Brice hired as chief of Queen Creek Police Department
The Town of Queen Creek has hired Randy Brice as the first police chief of the Queen Creek Police Department. “The town was fortunate to have outstanding candidates for this important … more
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Jeff Brown
Brown: Council approves proclamation supporting reopening of Queen Creek businesses
About opening Arizona, about opening QC and about Queen Creek businesses and residents, the Town of Queen Creek mayor and council have been working since last week on the attached proclamation. It … more
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The chief will have the unique opportunity to help build a municipal police department in a growing, innovative and dynamic community.
Recruitment opens for Queen Creek’s first chief of police
The Town of Queen Creek is seeking a qualified, well-rounded individual who has executive experience with all aspects of modern and municipal policing to serve as the community’s first chief of … more
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Four grocery market days were held at The Bistro, on the northeast corner of South Ellsworth Road and East Sierra Park Boulevard.
The Bistro stayed open to offer 'Market Days' during pandemic
Since 2014, The Bistro, a local family-owned café, has attracted customers with its food and welcoming setting, perfect for meeting friends or colleagues for breakfast or lunch. “My … more
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Volunteers were invited back to the hospitals to drive by, receive applause and accept a gift as thanks for their service and commitment to patients and visitors.
Banner Ironwood, Banner Goldfield celebrate volunteers in unique way
As part of National Volunteer Week, physicians and staff at Banner Ironwood and Banner Goldfield medical centers recently recognized volunteers in a unique and safe way. Last month, volunteers at … more
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The Town of Queen Creek is keeping all community parks open, per direction from Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey.
Amenities at Queen Creek parks remain closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19
In compliance with Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's Executive Order 2020-18 and the April 3 “Additional Guidance on Essential Services” from the Governor’s Office, and in an effort to help … more
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Robert L. Murdoch
Murdoch: One viewer's take on coronavirus
Coronavirus has brought me to tears. The first time was when I heard about all the people who had their lives cut short, especially the children, then the seniors whose children placed them in … more
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Debi Chavez, owner of Wee Blessings Preschool, saw firsthand the results after the company sprayed down the playgrounds at her Chandler and Queen Creek locations. Photo from wbpre.com.
Clean playgrounds keep kids active – and parents sane – during COVID-19
With COVID-19 keeping children at home, one Arizona business owner started cleaning playgrounds during the pandemic --- free of charge. Ryan Johnson owns Thee Window Ninjas, a window cleaning and … more
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Tractor Supply Co. seeks to hire 5,000 team members
Tractor Supply Co., a rural lifestyle retailer in the U.S. that has stores near Apache Junction and in Queen Creek, today announced additional steps it is taking to protect the health and safety of … more
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The town will allow two temporary banners in compliance with the requirements of the Sign Code (maximum allowance of 48 square feet), without the need for a sign permit, a savings of $250
Support for local businesses includes temporary adjustments related to signs
The Town of Queen Creek recognizes the importance of our essential businesses that remain open to serve the community during COVID-19, and the need for temporary banners that allow businesses to … more
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Both splash pads in the Town of Queen Creek were previously closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Changes at Queen Creek parks to help slow spread of COVID-19
In an effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19, the Town of Queen Creek is implementing a number of changes at Desert Mountain Park, Founders’ Park and Mansel Carter Oasis Park. Beginning … more
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Phoenix metropolitan business community rattled, but not beaten by novel coronavirus
Business leaders report unprecedented measures, innovative ideas and a hyper-focus on the bottom line as the novel coronavirus --- COVID-19 --- wrecks havoc on all things commerce from corner to … more
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Queen Creek Water, like all municipal water suppliers, uses chlorine for disinfection. Chlorine is extremely effective in removing and killing pathogens and viruses, including the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Your tap water is safe to drink. Tap water in Queen Creek is on a groundwater system, meaning, the water is stored underground, pumped into tanks, and is not exposed to air, according to a release.
Protect Queen Creek’s water and wastewater infrastructure
In this time of uncertainty and misinformation, the Town of Queen Creek's Utilities Department is sharing information for customers regarding the spread of COVID-19. The town has taken precautions … more
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The Town of Queen Creek is working closely with officials from the state of Arizona, as well as Maricopa and Pinal counties, to share information and resources with residents and employees about coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.
All Queen Creek municipal buildings closed, to help slow spread of COVID-19
All Queen Creek municipal buildings are closed to the public to help slow the spread of COVID-19. The town will continue to provide services to the public online and via the phone at 480-358-3000. … more
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