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Biden infrastructure proposal would upgrade Arizona rails, roads

The massive bill calls for a facelift to the nation’s roads, bridges and railways. Author: Joe Dana Updated: 7:24 PM MST April 5, 2021 PHOENIX President Joe Biden is expected to unveil a $2 trillion infrastructure plan to the American people on Wednesday. The massive bill calls for a facelift to the nation’s roads, bridges and railways. Arizona stands to benefit Arizona could benefit from several big-dollar proposals. “These are historic times so a lot of big-dollar proposals are coming out,” said Nathan Pryor, Policy and Government Relations Director for the Maricopa Association of Governments. Pryor says as a fast-growing region, the greater Phoenix area is a prime candidate for investment in the president’s proposed American Jobs Plan.

Roberts works to speed SR347 improvements

InMaricopa For the second straight session, state Rep. Bret Roberts introduced legislation, House Bill 2068, in January seeking $35 million toward construction of an overpass on SR347 at Riggs Road, the most dangerous intersection on the 13-mile stretch between I-10 and the Maricopa city limits. Photo by Merenzi Young / Eye of Odin Studios Roberts works to speed SR347 improvements Bret Roberts drives the dangerous highway a dozen times a week for most of the year. The Maricopa resident has seen serious accidents on State Route 347, sat in its traffic and witnessed people driving recklessly on the four-lane highway with three high-speed intersections, daring to become another statistic.

Bill would establish homeless camping areas, make it illegal for people to sleep on the street in Arizona

Bill would establish homeless camping areas, make it illegal for people to sleep on the street in Arizona Jessica Boehm, Arizona Republic Replay Video UP NEXT Arizona homelessness and housing advocates are pushing back against a last-minute bill that would create sanctioned homeless camps, make it illegal for people to sleep on the street and redirect state funding in cities where homelessness is higher than the state average. © Eli Imadali/The Republic Darlene Carchedi makes a lint roller out of duct tape outside her tent in downtown Phoenix on Jan. 3, 2020. She says that when officials clean up homeless encampments, the trauma of being homeless repeats itself.

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Anh Harambasic is Fountain Hills town engineer

With the retirement last year of Town Engineer Randy Harrell, who served Fountain Hills for 29 years, the Public Works Department needed an experienced civil engineer to fill this important staff role. The town was able to find the right person just across the hall. After serving and learning under Harrell as assistant town engineer, Anh Harambasic was promoted to town engineer. She started those duties on Dec. 7, 2020. The town interviewed two highly qualified candidates for the position, but Harambasic was selected based on the combination of her work experience and outstanding performance. Harambasic had worked as the assistant town engineer since 2017. The assistant position is designed to provide the experience and skills necessary to become a town engineer.

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