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Why Phoenix needs a long-term water plan
The Arizona Republic Into the mind: Our economic growth relies on it Phoenix City Council member Bill Gates explains why he wants the city to
Statement Vice Mayor Gates Regarding Phoenix’s New City Manager
I am happy to announce our Phoenix City Council has selected Ed Zuercher as the permanent City Manager. Mr. Zuercher has served as Acting City
Vice mayor wants review of Phoenix’s long-term water supply
By Kimberleigh Holsclaw Cronkite News PHOENIX – With the Southwest gripped by years of drought and the nation’s sixth-largest city projected to keep growing, the
Phoenix city official Bill Gates wants 50-year water plan
Phoenix Vice Mayor Bill Gates said the 21st century has been the Southwest’s driest over the past 400 years, and there’s no immediate end in
City of Phoenix and Maricopa County open one-stop permitting station at City Hall
On Monday, I joined Mayor Stanton, Councilmembers Nowakowski and DiCiccio and all five members of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors for the opening of
EPA Proposes to Approve Maricopa County Air Quality Plan
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed to approve Maricopa County’s air quality plan that shows that Phoenix and the Valley have met the federal health standard for dust known as PM-10.
About
Bill Gates serves as the District 3 Supervisor for Maricopa County. His Maricopa County District 3 reaches from the far southern boundary of McDowell Road, north to the border of Yavapai County, from the eastern boundary of Scottsdale Road in places, to the western boundary of 43rd Avenue and includes the areas of Anthem, New River, and Desert Hills.