Energy Attorneys Sheryl Sweeney, Jerry Worsham, and Daniel Herder acted as general counsel for Southwest Public Power Agency, Inc. as it agreed to terms with BrightNight to deliver renewable energy to Arizona customers.
The Power Purchase Agreement between SPPA and BrightNight enables the delivery of 300 megawatts of solar energy and 600 megawatt-hours of battery storage power and is the most significant renewable energy solution in SPPA history.
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Distracted driving in Arizona could now cost you up to $250 KTVK 1/1/2021
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PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) – The new year brings a new element to a law meant to deal with distracted driving in Arizona. While the law is not new – Gov. Doug Ducey signed it into law in April 2019 – it now has some teeth.
When the law first went into effect, officers were able to issue warnings but not citations. The grace period gave drivers a chance to learn the new rule of the road. As of Friday, Jan. 1, that nearly two-year grace period is over, and officers can start writing citations. The fine for a first violation is between $75 and $149. Tickets for offenses after that can cost you at least $150 and up to $250.