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- 7/24/26
- 35 Minutes
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Overview: During a recent Arizona Corporation Commission meeting, attention was focused on the organization and admission of exhibits and testimonies in the ongoing case concerning EPCOR Water Arizona Inc. and its San Tan Water and Wastewater Districts.
- AZ
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- 7/22/26
- 24 Minutes
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Overview: The Arizona Corporation Commission’s recent meeting was dominated by discussions around the procedural handling of the consolidated applications of Global Water Santa Cruz Water Company, Inc. and Global Water Palo Verde Utilities Company, Inc., particularly the unopposed withdrawal of the Palo Verde application, and the implications of this decision within the broader settlement agreement. Additional topics included the handling of exhibits, the hearing schedule, and witness testimonies.
- AZ
- Maricopa County
- 7/21/26
- 07/21/2026
- 14 Minutes
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Overview: The Scottsdale City Council meeting focused on approving $34,500 for three community event funding programs, including an exciting baseball exhibit at Scottsdale Stadium. The exhibit promises to spotlight a potentially historic baseball, with scientific verification planned to determine if it is the legendary Bobby Thompson home run ball from 1951.
- AZ
- N/A.
- 7/16/26
- 151 Minutes
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Overview: The recent Arizona Corporation Commission meeting addressed topics including regional transmission planning, load growth forecasting, and the impacts of ongoing supply chain challenges on infrastructure projects. The commission explored strategies to ensure grid reliability and efficient service provision across Arizona amidst rising demand and logistical hurdles in procuring essential equipment.
- AZ
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- 7/9/26
- 34 Minutes
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Overview: The Arizona Corporation Commission recently convened to review Vero Broadband LLC’s application for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCNN), which would allow the company to expand its telecommunications services within the state. The meeting, led by administrative law judge Donna Sansone, included testimony from Vero Broadband’s general counsel, Chris Petula, and Arizona Corporation Commission staff analyst, Ross Nemeth. The application, which included a cooperative discussion and a favorable staff report, was taken under advisement for a future decision.