CALL TODAY 480-600-3003
Discover Deep Transformational Life Coaching in Queen Creek, AZ
Living the human experience is a beautiful, complex journey. It's filled with peaks and valleys of pleasure and pain, both physical and emotional. It seems so simple when we're children, but things change as we grow: we begin to form our own opinions, develop romantic relationships, build a career, and work our way through life. With age comes maturity and personal development, but all too often, we grow older without learning how to manage and accept our emotions, thoughts, and relationships. This causes us to get stuck, and for some, they then stay stuck - trapped in a vicious cycle of self-doubt, judgement and negativity.
Sound familiar? If so, ask yourself if you are suffering from any of the following:
- Unresolved childhood trauma
- Grief, loss, and betrayals in life that you can't get past
- Harmful patterns that keep you stuck in a rut, with no hope of moving forward
- Anxiety about your personal or work life
- Anger, insecurity, and stress that gets the best of you
- Codependency and people pleasing-problems that leave you emotionally bankrupt
- Family or romantic relationship issues that you can't handle or resolve
- Negative thoughts and self-criticizing problems equating to "I'm not good enough" and "I can't succeed."
- Overthinking and racing thoughts that distract you during the day and keep you up at night
- Lack of motivation or purpose in your life
- Low self-worth, self-love, and lack of personal development
If you're struggling because you aren't sure what to do next or how to change your life for the better, know that you aren't alone. Millions of people just like you aren't where they want to be in life. Fortunately, your personal growth life coach in Queen Creek, AZ, is here to help you reimagine, refocus, and rebuild your life for the better.
Life Coach Services
- Discover Deep Transformational Life Coaching in Queen Creek, AZ
- We All Suffer at Times. Now, Let's Do Something About It
- The Christy Maxey Difference
- Men's Personal Development Growth Coaching in Queen Creek, AZ
- Women's Personal Development Growth Coaching in Queen Creek, AZ
- EMDR Therapy in Queen Creek, AZ
- Break Out of Your Cage and Be Proud of Your True Self
Services Area


Feeling Disconnected?
Get Christy's book & learn how to become more connected to yourself, others and your life
I WANT THE BOOK
We All Suffer at Times. Now, Lets Do Something About It
If you're reading this page, chances are you're not exactly happy with how your life is going. And that's okay. You're in a safe place.
Finding the right person to speak with about the personal growth issues in your life is challenging. Some life coaches in Queen Creek only see you as a transaction - a means to make money and provide unhelpful, mediocre services. Christy Maxey is the anthesis of uneducated, fly-by-night life coaches. She has worked with thousands of people just like you and has built a reputation of helping people as their life coach in Queen Creek and throughout Arizona, as well as with clients all over the world.
As a former therapist, Christy uses an effective system of evidenced-based concepts, tools, and exercises like trauma-informed coaching, inner child healing and EMDR to uncover true self-worth. Christy's signature system, the Maxx Method, helps develop emotional intelligence and provides life-long skills that will help guide you in relationships with yourself and others.
Remember: you are not broken YOU ARE NOT BROKEN. There is nothing wrong with you. And, it doesn't have to take years of therapy to get the results you are hoping for


The Maxx Method Difference
Many people use go to therapy but see few results. They've tried reading books, listening to podcasts, and maybe even hired a life coach. But at the end of the day, they're still struggling with root issues that cause stress, anxiety, and feelings of helplessness.
Christy Maxey has developed The Maxx Method, an evidenced-based path to Personal Development, Healing and Emotional Intelligence. When you work with Christy Maxey as your life coach, you will spend your time together getting to the root cause of your problems. You'll answer questions like:
- How are you holding yourself back?
- What limiting beliefs do you have?
- What are you resisting?
- How are self-doubt and judgment keeping you stuck?
- How is your past STILL affecting you now?
- Where is your anxiety coming from?
Often, we don't know the answers to these questions without help. Unfortunately, many therapists and life coaches in Queen Creek, AZ lack focus. They encourage you to talk about your day, week, and month. They get a general sense of what is bothering you, but before any real work is done, your therapy session is over. In the end, you see few results and you're left reeling with more anxiety and stress than before.
Clients choose Christy Maxey as their personal development life coach because she gets right to the issues without wasting your time. She pulls on her vast experience to heal men and women of all ages, using traditional techniques from psychology and psychotherapy combined with results-oriented coaching. Christy always emphasizes honesty, compassion, and accountability, so you get real benefits and real efficiency with her coaching.
If you're ready to be re-introduced to your authentic self, your journey starts here.
Men's Personal Development Growth Coaching in Queen Creek, AZ
Men in today's society often fight against strong feelings of stress, anger, and self-defeating patterns that keep them stuck in a rut. Unfortunately, many men are socialized to ignore their feelings and inner experiences. As a men's therapist and life coach for more than 20 years, Christy Maxey has the techniques and experience to break down the barriers keeping men from living the life they want.
Men deserve compassion, but they also deserve high expectations and positive confrontation when necessary. Unlike some life coaches in Queen Creek, Christy's approach doesn't allow men to hide behind insecurity and grandiosity. Male clients choose Christy because she pushes them to live to their true potential without wasting time.

Coaching Men with Relationship Issues
Relationships don't always come easily and we are not taught how to have healthy, secure relationships. Challenges can be hard to overcome without help. If any of the following problems sound familiar, life coaching with Christy Maxey could be the solution:
- Difficult Relating to Partner
- Repeating Negative Patterns in Relationships
- Feelings of Loneliness
- Feeling Misunderstood

Coaching Men with Stress
Stress is the leading root cause of disease. Although men are taught to "just deal with it," that's not the best answer. With Christy Maxey as your life coach, you can address issues with:
- No Appreciation for Hard Work
- Pleasing Everyone Except Yourself
- Exhaustion without Physical Activity
- Feelings of Unhappiness and Lack of Motivation

Coaching Men with Anger
It's no wonder that men suffer from aggression and anger when we tell them to turn off their emotions. Life coaching can help you overcome:
- Aggressive Behavior
- Outbursts of Anger
- Career Issues
- Relationship Issues
- Verbal Aggression and Abuse
If you're a man open to working through your problems to better yourself, there's good news. Christy Maxey's proven, efficient life coaching system can help you be the father, husband, friend, and self that you truly want to be. With the right tools and guidance, you can live life with less anger and stress. And with the right tools, you can focus on finding your voice without resorting to aggression.
Women's Personal Development Growth Coaching in Queen Creek, AZ
Women are beautiful, unique individuals. But many seem to suffer from the same universal theme - an inner critic that hinders true growth and sabotages them from a fulfilling, happy life.
As a therapist, Christy Maxey spent much of her time working directly with women just like you. Christy combines an incredible depth of knowledge and guidance with life coaching energy, uncovering your true potential as a woman, free of dysfunction.
Unfortunately, no matter what women do as mothers and employees, many believe that they're never good enough. They feel like they're not worthy, not lovable, and not strong.
If you feel like you're unworthy of success and happiness, it's time for a change. It's time to look in the mirror and take care of yourself, not someone else.
If you're ready to reclaim the life you deserve, your journey to success starts with women's life coaching in Queen Creek. Here are just a few areas that Christy Maxey helps women break free of the chains that keep them down:


Coaching Women Suffering from Pleasing & Codependency
Many women today do everything for everybody else but don't take time to heal or explore personal development. Personal development growth coaching from Christy Maxey can help you address these common issues:
- Self-Medicating to Cover Up Feelings of Inadequacy
- Feeling like You've Lost Yourself
- People Taking Advantage of Your Kindness
- Over-Providing for Others

Coaching Women with Unpleasant Emotions
Many women are unsure of how to untangle the mess of emotions they go through. Life coaching in Queen Creek can help you manage your emotions and find the clarity and love you need in your life. Does this sound like you?
- Feelings of Shame and Guilt
- Issues with Your Career or Job
- Unhappiness with Others' Behaviors
- Bouts of Sobbing That Lead to Anxiety and Depression

Coaching Women with Self-Confidence Issues
Though every life is valuable, society triggers many women to de-value themselves as they grow older. One of the core components of Christy's life coaching is to help women value who they are. Self-confidence can help by:
- Highlighting Positive Attributes Over Shortcomings
- Finding Solutions to Confidence Issues
- Teaching You How to Love Yourself, Flaws and All
- Giving You the Tools to Assert Yourself Without Guilt
If you're a woman and you're ready for change, we've got great news. Women's coaching with Christy is all about change and focus. It's active and experiential coaching that will keep you engaged and accountable to yourself. The result? A life bursting with happiness, fulfillment, and joy.
EMDR Coaching in Queen Creek, AZ
EMDR, or Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing, is a powerful technique used to heal people from distressing and disturbing life experiences. EMDR Coaching with Christy Maxey allows the mind to heal from psychological trauma much quicker than traditional therapy methods.
When we go through traumatic experiences, we often associate those events with negative beliefs and emotions like feelings of shame, anger, and inadequacy. EMDR helps the mind reprocess the life-changing event, allowing the client to heal and live a life they love.
Is EMDR Right for You?
Many people are reluctant to try EMDR because of poor results from previous attempts. Christy Maxey's EMDR Coaching includes guided visualization and inner child healing for a more robust approach. This tactic is part of Christy's Maxx Method - a life-changing framework for personal development.
What is the Maxx Method?
You may have received help from a therapist or life coach in Queen Creek, AZ, in the past, only to fall back into bad habits and self-destruction. If that sounds like you, chances are you never addressed the underlying cause of your problems. You cut the weed but never removed the root.
The Maxx Method is a six-part holistic system of evidenced-based tools, exercises, and concepts, developed to help you achieve maximized personal development.
EMDR and the Maxx Method are not only used for extreme traumas. They can be very helpful for common memories and events that foster feelings of low self-esteem and powerlessness, too. These methods were developed to help manage unpleasant emotions, show you how to find deep love, and heal old wounds that keep you stuck.
EMDR and the Maxx Method could be right for you if you have experienced:
- Social Anxiety
- Loss, Betrayal, and Grief
- Negative Core Beliefs
- Hurt, Anger, and Sadness
- Overthinking
- Low Self-Esteem
- Lack of Confidence

Break Out of Your Comfort Zone and Be Proud of Your True Self
The world is changing. People are finally learning how to manage their own human experiences. But we can't do it alone. Christy Maxey is here to guide you on the path to a positive, guilt-free life. If you're ready to look inward, find peace, and develop the skills to love your true self, you're in the right place. After all, you've been suffering long enough.
When you work with Christy, you'll be on a fast track to the truth - no beating around the bush or wasting time. Christy's methods are gentle but firm, compassionate yet driven. You will learn, you will transform, and you will be happy because it's you who did the work. It's time to face your fears head-on, so you can't play the victim card anymore. You're capable of great relationships, healthy self-confidence, and of doing something with your life. If you're sick and tired of being stuck, this is your chance to get out of that rut.
Ready to learn to value yourself and live the life that you deserve? Contact Christy Maxey today for your free 15-minute consultation.

Free Consultation
Latest News in Queen Creek, AZ
Thompson Thrift breaks ground on 1M SF Germann Commerce Center in Queen Creek
AZREhttps://azbigmedia.com/real-estate/thompson-thrift-breaks-ground-on-1m-sf-germann-commerce-center-in-queen-creek/
Thompson Thrift, a full-service nationally recognized real estate company, announced today that it has started construction on the first phase of the 1-million-square-foot Germann Commerce Center in Queen Creek, a thriving suburb southeast of Phoenix."Queen Creek is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona and has emerged as a preeminent industrial subm...
Thompson Thrift, a full-service nationally recognized real estate company, announced today that it has started construction on the first phase of the 1-million-square-foot Germann Commerce Center in Queen Creek, a thriving suburb southeast of Phoenix.
"Queen Creek is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona and has emerged as a preeminent industrial submarket," said Ashlee Boyd, managing partner for Thompson Thrift Commercial. "We value the relationship our company has established with the city of Queen Creek over the years, and we are excited to bring another great project to this dynamic community. With strong demand from industries such as electric vehicle manufacturing, distribution, aerospace and defense, and pharmaceutical users we expect that the Germann Commerce Center will be a welcome addition to this dynamic region."
Located on the southwest corner of Germann and Meridian Roads, the first phase of Germann Commerce Center will consist of approximately 400,000 square feet of speculative light industrial space in five standalone buildings spread across approximately 26 acres. The buildings will offer front-park/rear-load industrial, with clear heights from 28 to 32 feet and frontage on East Germann Road.
With easy access to the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway airport, Loop 202 and State Road 24, the development is well-positioned to take advantage of the many benefits of the area, including its skilled workforce, strong industrial demand and close proximity to residential housing.
"We are very pleased to break ground on the first phase of the Germann Commerce Center," said Chris Alexander, senior vice president of industrial development. "With global brands like Google, Apple, Amazon, Meta, and LG basing operations in the Southeast Valley, Queen Creek is emerging as the next high-tech manufacturing and distribution location in the Valley due to its convenient access to SR 24 and a talented labor pool."
Alexander continued, "When you combine a competitive Arizona corporate income tax rate, reliable electric service, strong regional higher education institutions, and an established advanced manufacturing employer base, Queen Creek is an attractive solution for industrial users looking for the infrastructure to support their growth plans."
The Germann Commerce Center is a multi-phase industrial development project for Thompson Thrift. At full buildout, the project can provide up to 1 million square feet of warehouse, distribution, light assembly and manufacturing space, covering approximately 68 acres. Thompson Thrift expects the first phase to be complete in the first quarter of 2024 with build-to-suit and for-sale options in phase two available immediately.
Thompson Thrift is a full-service real estate development company focused on ground-up commercial and mixed-use development across the Midwest, Southeast and Southwest. Since its founding more than 30 years ago, Thompson Thrift has invested more than $4 billion into local communities and has become known as a trusted partner committed to developing high-quality, attractive commercial and multifamily communities.
Thompson Thrift is well-established throughout Arizona with more than 20 retail, multifamily and industrial projects in development, with an estimated volume of more than $1.5 billion. This is their second industrial development currently underway in Phoenix's Southeast Valley.
7 Winter energy saving tips for Arizona homes
QueenCreekSunTimes.comhttps://www.queencreeksuntimes.com/spotlight/7-winter-energy-saving-tips-for-arizona-homes-6412430
Although winters may be short and relatively mild in the Phoenix area, it doesn’t take long for the heating costs to add up. With a few simple changes, you can significantly reduce your energy consumption without negatively affecting your comfort.Here are a few tips that can help:1. Set Your Thermostat Back at Night Keep your thermostat at your ideal temperature during the daytime, then reduce it by 10 to 15 degrees at night. A cooler room tends to be easier to sleep in, and with winter blankets or comfor...
Although winters may be short and relatively mild in the Phoenix area, it doesn’t take long for the heating costs to add up. With a few simple changes, you can significantly reduce your energy consumption without negatively affecting your comfort.
Here are a few tips that can help:
1. Set Your Thermostat Back at Night Keep your thermostat at your ideal temperature during the daytime, then reduce it by 10 to 15 degrees at night. A cooler room tends to be easier to sleep in, and with winter blankets or comforters, you can stay as warm as you want. A programmable or Wi-Fi thermostat (such as a Nest or Ecobee) makes this process easy, changing the temperature automatically according to your schedule.
2. Set Your HVAC Fan to “Auto” In the summer, setting the HVAC fan to the “On” position can help to keep cool air circulating, but in the winter, it can lead to unwanted drafts. Change the setting from “On” to “Auto” so that the fan runs only while the heating system operates. This ensures that only warm air will flow from your HVAC vents.
3. Change Your Air Filter If your furnace or heat pump has to push air through a dirty or clogged air filter, it will have to work harder to keep your home comfortable. Check the filter every month and replace it as necessary. Most fiberglass filters will last about three months before they have to be changed, while pleated or high-efficiency filters can last six to 12 months.
4. Reverse Your Ceiling Fan During normal operation, a ceiling fan pushes air downward, making those in the room feel cooler while helping to circulate cool air from the air conditioning system. In the winter, the heated air from your furnace will naturally rise, making your home feel cooler as you get closer to the floor. Reversing your ceiling fan will draw air up, forcing the heated air out toward the edges of the room, then back down to the floor.
5. Seal Drafty Windows Add curtains, shades, or heavy drapes to your windows and close them at night to keep your heated air inside for longer. During the daytime, open the curtains to allow the sun’s heat to stream in on the south and west, warming your home naturally. If your windows are especially drafty, consider sealing them with new caulk and weatherstripping.
6. Add Insulation With its hot, arid climate, many homes in Arizona are not properly insulated for the cold. Bringing your insulation up to standard can help you save energy year-round. For example, you can have insulation blown into your attic or rooftop crawl space. This will keep your home warm in the winter, but perhaps more importantly will save you money on cooling during the summer.
One of the best ways to save energy in the winter while improving your comfort is with annual maintenance for your furnace or heat pump. When your heating system is routinely inspected, cleaned, and serviced by a professional technician, it will heat your home more effectively and use less energy. Most HVAC manufactures recommend having a professional tune up twice a year.
Save Energy with Heating Service From Penguin
At Penguin Air, Plumbing & Electrical, we offer heating maintenance and repairs throughout the Phoenix area. We recommend scheduling your annual tune ups twice a year, once in the fall or winter for heating and again in the early spring for cooling. If your heating system is more than 10 or 15 years old, a heat pump or furnace replacement is another way to boost your efficiency. New heating systems offer significant energy savings over previous models and great features like two-stage heating, variable-speed blowers, and zoning systems that can maximize your efficiency and comfort. Additionally, several new Federal Tax Credits went into effect in January 2023. These credits can save you up to 30% of a new heating system if you qualify.
Cut your energy costs and keep your Phoenix home comfortable this winter with help from our skilled, professional HVAC team at Penguin Air, Plumbing & Electrical.
Call us at (480) 494-2289 or contact us online at penguinair.com to schedule heating maintenance, replacement, or repairs in the Phoenix area.
This has been shared 3 times
More Spotlight
ALA Queen Creek’s appeal to 5A denied by AIA
Zach Alvirahttps://www.eastvalleytribune.com/sports/ala-queen-creek-s-appeal-to-5a-denied-by-aia/article_d48c1756-96c9-11ed-b8e1-bf1bf5880fcc.html
The Arizona Interscholastic Association Executive Board on Tuesday voted to deny American Leadership Academy – Queen Creek’s appeal to move its football program down to 5A from the 6A Conference.The decision by the AIA stems from the Patriots’ move up from the 5A Conference after only a year playing at that level. The move was made as part of a yearly reclassification process for football in an effort to even the playing field.But ALA, with a 4A enrollment and not classified as a “destination” scho...
The Arizona Interscholastic Association Executive Board on Tuesday voted to deny American Leadership Academy – Queen Creek’s appeal to move its football program down to 5A from the 6A Conference.
The decision by the AIA stems from the Patriots’ move up from the 5A Conference after only a year playing at that level. The move was made as part of a yearly reclassification process for football in an effort to even the playing field.
But ALA, with a 4A enrollment and not classified as a “destination” school compared to others in the area, feels having only a year to establish itself at the 5A level isn’t enough time.
“I think one year in a conference doesn’t really tell you how you’re going to be in that conference over a period of time,” ALA coach Ty Detmer said. “As I told them, it’s kind of the spirit of the law and rule of the law. The spirit of the law was to keep teams from dominating over a period of time.
“We haven’t had that period of time in 5A.”
Detmer spoke to the board Tuesday during the appeal hearing at the AIA offices in Phoenix. Much of his message centered around enrollment and the lack of incoming transfers to the program on a yearly basis.
ALA has quickly risen to become one of the powers of the East Valley. The Patriots won their first championship at the 3A level in 2016, just three seasons into having a varsity football program. They won again in 2019, which prompted their first jump up in conference levels to 4A.
They remained in 4A for two seasons beginning in 2020. The first year, dubbed the “COVID year,” ALA made a run to the semifinals before losing to eventual champion Mesquite. In 2021, the Patriots reloaded and broke into the Open Division where they fell to Hamilton in the first round.
The success at the 4A level pushed ALA up yet again, this time to 5A, for the 2022 season. ALA went 9-2 on the year with its only losses against Queen Creek in the regular season and eventual Open Division state champion Basha in the first round of the tournament. Both Basha and Queen Creek are 6A football programs and the only teams at that level the Patriots faced all season.
“I think we showed last year we could play with anyone for one game,” Detmer said, alluding to the loss in the Open Division to Basha. “Now to have to do that over a 10-game season is a different story when you’re a smaller school and you don’t have the depth of other schools with 3 or 4,000 kids.”
ALA’s presence in the Open Division the last two seasons played a role in the AIA’s decision to initially move the program up and keep it there despite the appeal.
Detmer said he was also questioned about the team’s lower-level programs. Both freshman and the junior varsity teams went undefeated this past season. But Detmer doesn’t believe that should be a deciding factor when taking into account the development of some players.
ALA will graduate most of its starters on offense and defense, including running back and linebacker Mitch Jensen, wideout and cornerback Ryan Meza and quarterback Drew Cowart, along with several others. Detmer said the team is facing yet another rebuild.
“We had a great two-year run with this group of seniors,” Detmer said. “Now we’ve kinda got to start over again … We’ve got good players in the system but are we going to be deep enough to play 6A? That’s where the difference comes into effect when you move schools up with a lower enrollment.
“I just wish there was more of a human element that looks at the past and what the future will look like.”
Along with ALA, Benjamin Franklin in Queen Creek and Seton Catholic in Chandler also had its appeals heard by the AIA. Benjamin Franklin, which went 1-9 last season and is in search of a new head football coach, was approved by the Executive Board to move down from the 4A to 3A level.
Seton Catholic, which went 2-8 last season and fields a roster with limited numbers, also appealed to move down from 4A to 3A. It was denied.
ALA – Gilbert North (4A to 5A), Dobson (6A to 5A), Eastmark (3A to 4A), Mesquite (5A to 4A) and Gilbert Christian (2A to 3A), who all changed conferences with the latest realignment back in December, did not submit appeals to the AIA.
Detmer said, overall, he wasn’t too surprised by the AIA’s decision to deny his team’s appeal. He figured the board would stick to its algorithm. So, instead of sulking, he said it’s time for his team to begin preparing for the new season and a new challenge.
“It’s time to go to work,” Detmer said. “Now that it’s kinda done and we’re there, we’re excited about it. We’re excited to see where we go from here.”
Buckeye approves spending $80 million for water rights
Audrey Jensenhttps://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2023/02/02/buckeye-water-rights-groundwater-arizona.html
The city of Buckeye approved purchasing $80 million worth of groundwater rights to support the growth of its water portfolio.In a special session on Tuesday, Buckeye approved an agreement for the purchase and sale of a one-acre property owned by Harquahala Valley Landowners LLC in the far West Valley for its water rights.These rights will allow Buckeye to withdraw 5,926 acre-feet of groundwater ann...
The city of Buckeye approved purchasing $80 million worth of groundwater rights to support the growth of its water portfolio.
In a special session on Tuesday, Buckeye approved an agreement for the purchase and sale of a one-acre property owned by Harquahala Valley Landowners LLC in the far West Valley for its water rights.
These rights will allow Buckeye to withdraw 5,926 acre-feet of groundwater annually for 100 years. This is the equivalent to the annual water use of nearly 17,800 homes in Arizona. On average, three Arizona households use about one acre-foot of water per year.
“The approval of this purchase agreement was more than a year in the making,” said Buckeye Mayor Eric Orsborn in a statement. “This is a major step toward ensuring our current and future residents enjoy a great quality of life. The Council and I appreciate every effort water resources staff has accomplished so far, knowing there are other opportunities on the horizon.”
A city report said Buckeye will use proceeds from the sale of $80 million excise tax bonds to pay for the rights, which will be repaid through the city's general fund. The city said in a statement that the new supply of water is one of many sources identified in Buckeye's water resources master plan that was approved in 2020 and is expected to be updated later this year.
"This purchase agreement took several months to complete, and Buckeye continues to actively work on securing other solutions to enhance its portfolio," the city's statement said.
Other municipalities have also purchased water rights from this area, including the town of Queen Creek. Last year, Queen Creek signed a contract to purchase 5,000 acre-feet of Harquahala water for its supply, the Queen Creek Tribune reported.
News of the purchase, which will take up to 180 days to complete, comes as Buckeye and other West Valley cities work to build their water supplies for future growth and development. The sale was also approved on the heels of a groundwater analysis of the far West Valley that was released in January.
The report found that there's not enough groundwater to support development over a 100-year period in areas west of the White Tank Mountains and in the northwest Valley, where developers have made plans for new master-planned communities and commercial centers. This could delay plans for thousands of homes needed as the region experiences a significant undersupply of units.
As of 2021, the city of Buckeye's water demand was 10,316 acre-feet, the city said in a recent statement, adding that Buckeye has adequate water resources to sustain projected growth for the next 15 to 20 years. Buckeye relies mostly on groundwater and said it is aware of the need for additional resources.
In 2021, the city also approved acquiring 2,786 acre-feet annually of Non-Indian Agricultural Colorado River water. Delivery of this water started in 2022.
New developments such as neighborhoods that are subdivided by six lots or more are required to obtain a certificate of assured water supply with an exception to built-to-rent communities.
ADOT 'blocking' freeway closures through Super Bowl weekend
Queen Creek Sun Times Staffhttps://www.queencreeksuntimes.com/local-news/adot-blocking-freeway-closures-through-super-bowl-weekend-6463369
Phoenix-area drivers won’t be “blocked” by any scheduled closures along Valley freeways during the two-week period leading up to and just after Super Bowl LVII. The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has announced a “goal line stand” against construction closures.While improvement project work can continue, ADOT has worked with its contractors and called a “timeout” on any full freeway closures in the Phoenix area between Feb. 1 and Feb. 15.ADOT designed the “no closures ...
Phoenix-area drivers won’t be “blocked” by any scheduled closures along Valley freeways during the two-week period leading up to and just after Super Bowl LVII. The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has announced a “goal line stand” against construction closures.
While improvement project work can continue, ADOT has worked with its contractors and called a “timeout” on any full freeway closures in the Phoenix area between Feb. 1 and Feb. 15.
ADOT designed the “no closures play” to limit impacts on Super Bowl and other special event-related traffic. Other events include the WM Phoenix Open in north Scottsdale and football-related shows and concerts in Phoenix, Glendale and other cities.
“We don’t want fans, volunteers and workers to be sidelined in getting to where they need or want to be during the events ahead of the big game,” said ADOT Central District Administrator Randy Everett. “Our teams can focus on work away from the pavement. But whether you’re a visitor or local resident, we want to avoid conflicts with our ongoing improvement projects.”
ADOT adds that after “a review by officials,” there may be rare cases where overnight lane or ramp restrictions with limited effects on traffic may be scheduled in areas away from special events.
Information about highway conditions, including unscheduled closures or restrictions due to disabled vehicles, crashes or other incidents is available via ADOT’s Arizona Traveler Information site at az511.gov. Information also is available by calling 511, or through ADOT’s Twitter feed, @ArizonaDOT.
ADOT plans and constructs new freeways, additional lanes and other improvements in the Phoenix area as part of the Regional Transportation Plan for the Maricopa County region. Projects are funded in part by Proposition 400, a dedicated sales tax approved by Maricopa County voters in 2004.
Disclaimer:
