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Flash flooding in spring 2023 created severe drainage issues and washed out two existing crossings on SR-322.

In 2018, as part of continuing efforts to diversify its water supply and plan for the future, the city of Phoenix initiated the $250-million Drought Pipeline Program.

Now that Las Vegas is home to Formula 1, there was a need for a state-of-the-art destination where fans could watch the highly anticipated race and a pit area for each of the race teams.

The city of Scottsdale now has a new year-round outdoor community sports and events space that features five sports fields, pedestrian pathways that connect nearby trails and parks, sitting areas and spectator viewing areas.

After a decade of searching for financing, the city of Clovis was able to obtain funds through federal, state, local and community organizations to construct this $7.8-million facility.

The renovation of an existing emergency department and its expansion to 14 patient bays will improve the speed and ease with which patients receive emergency care in Scottsdale.

Realized as part of a $125-million public-private partnership with Arizona State University and the city of Tempe, this 330-room hotel sits on the northwest corner of the university’s main campus and also features 30,000 sq ft of ballroom and meeting room space.

Located at the northern end of the Las Vegas Strip, the Fontainebleau climbs 67 stories.

One of Phoenix’s newest luxury hotels features 141 rooms across five stories and five signature restaurants set against the backdrop of Camelback Mountain.

To solve congestion and passenger flow issues, a 35,000-sq-ft renovation and 10,000-sq-ft addition has transformed the airport’s ticketing hall into the new front door and gateway to the Reno-Tahoe region.