MAG Regional Domestic Violence Council: Making a Difference for 25 Years PHOENIX (September 25, 2024) — It has been 25 years since the brutal murder of a young mother in front of her children galvanized the regional community and led to the creation of the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Regional Domestic Violence Council.
Public Input Sought for Interstate 10/Koli Road Traffic Interchange PHOENIX (September 19, 2024) — The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is studying the feasibility of a new traffic interchange at Koli Road and I- 10.
Federal Infrastructure and Inflation Reduction Bills Continue to Benefit Region PHOENIX (June 28, 2024) — The Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Regional Council received an update this week on the impact two federal pieces of legislation are having on the region in funding major transportation infrastructure and environmental projects.
Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke Named MAG Chair PHOENIX (June 26, 2024) — Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke was elected as chair of the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Regional Council today during the agency’s annual meeting.
Carry a Stop Paddle? This Training Is for You PHOENIX (June 11, 2024) — Annual crossing guard training opportunities set for July and August – Registration Now Open
Learn How to Secure Your Load to Prevent Tragedy PHOENIX (June 6, 2024) — From 2018 to 2022, 32 people died on Arizona highways due to unsecured loads. In 2022* alone, there were 1,100 crashes and nine fatalities related to dangerous debris in our state.
Annual Count Shows More People Staying in Shelter PHOENIX (May 22, 2024) — Results released today from the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) from the 2024 “Point in Time” homelessness count show about the same number of people experiencing homelessness compared to last year, but with significantly more people in shelter and fewer on the street.
Heat Relief Network Launches With Goal of Preventing Heat Deaths PHOENIX (May 1, 2024) — With more than 600 heat associated deaths in Maricopa County in 2023, a coalition of partners is determined to provide resources to address the searing summer heat and the toll it takes on Valley residents.
Have You Thanked Your 9-1-1 Operator Lately? Phoenix (April 15, 2024) — Every day and night, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, public safety telecommunicators answer emergency and non-emergency calls. They connect callers to emergency services and provide valuable resources to those in need.
Honoring Transportation Leaders: WTS Metropolitan Phoenix Chapter Celebrates Outstanding Contributors Phoenix (April 1, 2024) — Sometimes they work behind the scenes, other times in the public eye, but honorees of the 2024 WTS Recognition Awards share a passion for their community that benefits those who live in our region.
MAG Promotes Interim Director to Permanent Position as Environmental Director PHOENIX (March 13, 2024) — The Maricopa Association of Governments has announced that Matthew Poppen will serve as the agency’s permanent environmental director, moving from the interim director role he has held since January.
Final Federal Environmental Assessment Approved for Interstate 10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor PHOENIX (February 27, 2024) — Plans to expand 26 miles of Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Casa Grande are moving forward following environmental approval late last week. The widening project will increase capacity and reduce congestion on a busy section of I-10 near Wild Horse Pass within the Gila River Indian Community.
Maricopa Region Receives $46.5 Million to Address Homelessness PHOENIX (February 26, 2024) — As the region continues working to reduce the number of people experiencing homelessness, more than $46.5 million in federal funding is on the way to help fund dozens of local homelessness programs. The award tops last year’s funding by $10 million.
$500,000 Grant Will Support Development, Preservation of Affordable Rents and Mortgages PHOENIX (February 20, 2024)–Regional Community Partners, the nonprofit arm of the Maricopa Association of Governments, received $500,000 in grant funding from the JPMorgan Chase Foundation to support local governments in the development and preservation of housing people can afford.
Household Travel Survey Helps Plan for Future Needs PHOENIX (February 12, 2024) — Now, nearly 5,000 randomly selected households will have the chance to share information about their day-to-day travel experiences and needs – and earn some money for their participation.