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Fountain Hills Town Attorney to step down - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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Jennifer Wright will be stepping down as the Town of Fountain Hills’ designated attorney, effective Sept. 30. In a Notice of Change letter sent on Sept. 15, Wright announced she will no longer be the primary attorney for the town though La Sota Law Firm, the town’s contacted law firm, will remain. “I have enjoyed serving the Mayor, Town Council, and staff of Fountain Hills,” Wright said. “Although it has been a privilege to work with you all, I have accepted a full-time position within an organi
Improvement projects in Fountain Hills this fall - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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As the weather tempers and Fountain Hills activities pick up, residents and visitors alike will see improvements taking shape across town. Work includes upgrades to parks, the start of new parks and other maintenance ahead of the busy fall season. Construction to add the little kids bike park to Desert Vista Park was scheduled to begin Sept. 28. The Town Council unanimously approved the project in January with a $100,000 matching grant from Noon Kiwanis Club. Join our family of readers starting
Shea Boulevard now fully open in Fountain Hills - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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While the months-long work to eastbound lanes of travel on Shea Boulevard reached its completion, early morning commuters were greeted by traffic cones on Sept. 28. Though they weren’t ordinary cones, as Fountain Hills Mayor Gerry Friedel and Councilwoman Peggy McMahon, joined by town staff, celebrated the completion in orange cone costumes and waving to those using the now fully opened eastbound lanes along Shea Boulevard. Drivers shared their excitement with a chorus of honks. Join our family
Q&A: Get to know Fountain Hills’ Sophia Renk - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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The Fountain Hills Times Independent continues its Q&A series with familiar faces around town. This is an opportunity for readers to get to know more about their neighbors, whether they’re from the school district, working in Town Hall or a resident with a story to share. This week, Economic Development Specialist Sophia Renk takes on The Times Independent’s questions. Join our family of readers starting at $5 for your first month and support local, unbiased journalism. Already have an account?
Fountain Hills dissolves Municipal Property Corporation - Fountain Hills Times (opens the original)
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The Fountain Hills Town Council unanimously approved the dissolution of the Municipal Property Corporation during its Sept. 15 meeting. The MPC was created in 1998 and utilized for past town capital financings, as Administrative Services Director David Trimble said. “The sole purpose was to be used as a middle man to help the town issue pledge revenue obligations, or issued debt, to finance (the town hall campus),” Chief Financial Officer Paul Soldinger said. Join our family of readers starting
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