Pavement preservation work to begin May 1
The Maricopa County Department of Transportation (MCDOT) will start chip seal pavement preservation work along roadways in the Buckeye area. The project schedule is as follows:
Buckeye Youth Council presents community projects
From toiletry kits for unhoused teenagers to care packages for active-duty service members, the Buckeye Youth Council seeks to strengthen its community through senior and committee projects. Three representatives from […]
5 residential acres annexed into city
Approximately five acres of land at S. Apache Rd. and the south frontage of Beloat Road has been approved for annexation into the City of Buckeye. Currently zoned Maricopa County […]
168-acre, mixed-use development greenlit on Verrado Way
In one fell swoop on April 15, nearly 168 acres at the southwest corner of Verrado Way and Yuma Rd. were annexed into the City of Buckeye, granted a general […]
Michael Todd reappointed liberty board president, amid legal, budget turmoil
Newly reappointed conservative Liberty Elementary governing board member Michael Todd has been reelected as the Buckeye-area district’s board president amid political, legal and budgetary uncertainty. Todd will lead the conservative […]
WATCH: Buckeye, county demo new tool that turns roads to pulp — and recycles the asphalt
Buckeye and other municipal officials attended a demo of a portable asphalt grinder, which can instantly pulverize roads and recycle portions of the asphalt. The product, called Asphalt Zipper, chopped […]
‘Hierarchy of planning’ approved for Floreo at Teravalis
The Buckeye City Council recently approved changes to the Floreo at Teravalis development, marking the fifth amendment to its Community Master Plan. The goal of the amendment is to give […]
Wildfires and street sweepers: Grants in Buckeye this week
What’s happening in the world of grants this week? At its April 1 regular meeting, the Buckeye City Council took action on two grants. Awarded: Street sweeper, $373,182 From: Maricopa […]
Buckeye formalizes process for master-planned developers to go around city code
Buckeye developers now have a formal process for requesting modified provisions within Community Master Plans (CMPs) and Planned Area Developments (PADs), following an April 1 vote by the Buckeye City […]
Buckeye GOP lawmaker’s tax break bill for disabled vets confronts Dem sloganeering
Arizona House Majority Leader Michael Carbone, the Buckeye Republican, aims to give back to disabled veterans by providing them with a property tax exemption — if the Democrats cosign on […]
