Arizona Corporation Commission Considers Approval for Nexity Networks’ Statewide Telecom Expansion

Overview: The Arizona Corporation Commission recently conducted a hearing to evaluate Nexity Networks Arizona LLC’s application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) to provide wholesale telecommunications services across the state. The company seeks approval to classify its services as competitive, relying on its fiber-based infrastructure to deliver wholesale telecommunications services to carriers in Arizona.

Scottsdale City Council Faces Public Outcry Over Conditional Use Permit for Proposed Bar

Overview: The Scottsdale City Council meeting on February 24, 2026, was dominated by discussions over a controversial Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application for a proposed bar in the Alpio’s complex. Residents and business owners expressed concerns about potential noise, lighting, and parking issues. The council ultimately decided to continue the discussion to address these community objections further.

Arizona Corporation Commission Supports Legislative Efforts on Small Modular Reactors

Overview: In a special meeting, the Arizona Corporation Commission discussed a letter expressing support for legislative efforts concerning small modular reactors (SMRs) and related nuclear discussions. Despite local preemption and zoning issues, the commission highlighted the importance of advancing nuclear technology discussions at the legislature.

Scottsdale Grapples with Water Management and Infrastructure Challenges Amid Budget Discussions

Overview: During a recent Scottsdale City Council meeting, critical debates unfolded around the city’s future water management strategies and infrastructure projects. Discussions highlighted the complexities of budget management, project prioritization, and the need for improved processes to effectively manage Scottsdale’s capital projects while addressing community needs.

Foothills Water and Sewer Seeks Expansion Amid Public Concerns and Compliance Reviews

Overview: The Arizona Corporation Commission recently convened to address the application by Foothills Water and Sewer LLC for an extension of its Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCNN) to expand water and wastewater services in Yuma County. The meeting, which included discussions on the utility’s plans, compliance status, and public concerns, highlighted the complexities of utility service expansion amid regulatory and community considerations.