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The following persons and committees were instrumental in preparing the General Plan:
City Council
Kelly Anderson, Mayor
Brent Murphree, Vice-Mayor
Stephen Baker
Will Dunn
Joseph Estes
Edward Farrell
Kelly Haddad
Planning and Zoning Commission
Dave Zaiser, Chairman
Joe Hoover, Vice-Chairman
Marquisha Griffin, Commissioner
Dale Jones, Commissioner
Rebecca Molus, Commissioner
Anthony Smith, Commissioner
Kevin Treacy, Commissioner
General Plan Advisory Team
Kelly Anderson, Mayor
David Aviles, Citizen and Member of Parks, Recreation and Libraries Committee
Jim Chaston, Citizen and School Board Member
Edward Farrell, Councilmember
Amy Haberbosch-Arco, Planning Director
Bob Jackson, Public Works Director
Ioanna Morfessis, Economic Development Consultant
Kathy Paulsen, Citizen and Elections Worker
Brandy Schade, Planner I
Phyllis Von Fleckinger, former Councilmember
Jackie Guthrie, Former Volunteer to the Maricopa Planning Committee
Citizens Advisory Committee
Anita Bracken
Debra Edwards
Nichol Delulio
Ernest Henson
Ron Hollingsworth
Aaron Ross
Joe Stuart |
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The City of Maricopa’s Economic Development Department is building the new 21st Century American City. Maricopa’s economic development strategy is centered on building a sustainable city – one that features an economy characterized by diversity, competitiveness and success in the global economy.
GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES
Strong public/private sector relationships and partnerships are the cornerstone of successful cities in America. The City of Maricopa offers many opportunities for business. Fueled by explosive growth, the population is expected to reach 125,000 by the year 2010, offering tremendous opportunities for business in terms of customers and workers.
CITY DEVELOPMENT
In partnership with private business, the City is actively recruiting a College Campus and a Hospital as well as working with Commercial Brokers to attract business to the area.
CONVENIENT LOCATION
The City is only minutes away to the Phoenix Metropolitan area, Casa Grande, and Tucson, and is a major thoroughfare for travelers. Highways, Passenger and Cargo Rail, and an Airport are all local.
QUALITY OF LIFE
The City has begun building and promoting a strong Parks, Recreation, and Libraries department to enhance the quality of life for its citizens.
BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
The Economic Development Department provides assistance to existing and potential businesses in many ways. We are excited to offer assistance in the following areas:
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Local Business Assistance - Expansion and Retention
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Corporate Expansion and Relocation
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Industry Attraction
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Workforce Development - Create, Grow, and Retain High Quality Jobs
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Research Reports
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Finance Assistance
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Redevelopment Opportunities
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