Arizona officials talk about $1.2T infrastructure package s potential benefits to Arizonans
Leaders optimistic about what the infrastructure bill will mean for Arizona residents
The $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill will feature new spending for projects, clean water, and broadband internet. FOX 10 s Steve Nielsen reports.
PHOENIX - Arizona leaders are talking about the benefits Arizonans could reap from the infrastructure package, as senators in Washington D.C. unveiled the bill on Aug. 2.
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MESA, Ariz. - The Mesa City Council is expected to take up a new ordinance to increase protections for the LGBTQ+ community, protecting them from discrimination in public places, at their jobs, and where they live.
FOX 10 first reported on efforts by the East Valley city to pass an anti-discrimination ordinance in January. At the time, the city s mayor, John Giles, says the ordinance is on the list of his top priorities. It’s been clear to me for the last few years that this is the right thing to do, said Mayor Giles in January.