Campaign Begins to Reduce Pedestrian, Cyclist Deaths Bicycle and pedestrian crashes continue to claim more than 100 lives each year in the Maricopa region, and pedestrian involved crashes have steadily risen with increases in both injuries and fatalities.
Need a Ride for Mom? For older adults, finding safe, convenient and accessible transportation is often a challenge.
Keeping Work Zones Safe for Drivers, Workers Ongoing efforts to create safer highway and street work zones for drivers and construction and maintenance workers have received an important boost — the awarding of a federal grant to a coalition of transportation agencies in the Phoenix region.
$33 Million Award Will Help Homeless Individuals and Families More than $33 million in newly awarded federal funding will help the Maricopa region provide housing and services to people experiencing homelessness.
Federal Appropriations Bill Offers Potential Tourism Expansion from Mexico Potential pilot program projected to generate millions of dollars for Arizona’s economy.
Public Input Sought for I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor the Arizona Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the Gila River Indian Community, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Federal Highway Administration and the Maricopa Association of Governments, invites The public to participate in a live, call-in/online public meeting to learn about the I-10 study and to provide feedback on the alternatives being evaluated.
Domestic Violence Victims Can Now Seek Protective Orders Online If you are experiencing domestic violence, a cutting-edge new system allows you to prepare a petition for a protective order online using your computer, tablet, or mobile phone.
MAG “Digital Twin” Recommended as Official Regional Model of Record After a two-year review process by top-level experts, peer agencies, and academics, a Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) regional computer model has been recommended as the official model of record as matching or exceeding current state-of-the-practice.