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The Social Security Administration is struggling in the wake of DOGE cutting 15 percent of the Social Security workforce. Click here to send a message to your representative to demand they vote YES on the Keeping Our Field Offices Open Act (H.R. 1876).

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Arizona Alliance for Retired Americans

Mission: To ensure social and economic justice and to protect the civil rights of retirees after a lifetime of work.

Arizona Alliance for Retired AmericansTuesday, September 1st, 2026 at 7:19pm

🚨 Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 2, the Pinal County Board of Supervisors will hold a hearing on the rezoning request for the Eloy Valley III 400MW Solar + 400MW BESS project.

🌞 This solar and battery storage project will create jobs, strengthen energy reliability, and ensure our communities are not left behind as Pinal County continues to grow.

📈 As energy demand rises, supporting clean energy projects means more reliable options and lower energy costs.

Please use your voice and show older Arizonans support investing in a stronger energy future!

How to Engage:

👥 Attend the meeting tomorrow in-person or via Zoom

📩 Send an email with your comments

📝 Sign the petition in support of this project

For more detailed information on location, email submission, the petition link, and talking points, click the link below.

Eloy Valley Energy Center III Project Toolkit | Pinal County, AZ

Eloy Valley Energy Center III Project Toolkit Table of Contents Background on Eloy Valley Energy Center III 1 What You Can Do Now 2 1. Attend the Board of Supervisors Meeting 2 2. Send an Email in Support 2 3. Sign the Petition 2 Talking Points 2 Messages for Pinal County Decision Makers 3 M...

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Arizona Alliance for Retired AmericansMonday, August 31st, 2026 at 4:52pm

💧Arizona’s water systems earned a statewide “C” grade, with rural communities facing the biggest infrastructure gaps.

As drought, heat, and population growth put more pressure on our water supply, investing in reliable water infrastructure is essential for our future!

Report card gives Arizona's water systems a 'C' grade. The reason why is complicated

A report card on Arizona's infrastructure gave dams, wastewater and drinking systems bad grades. Engineers say billions are needed for future projects.

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Arizona Alliance for Retired AmericansSaturday, August 29th, 2026 at 6:04pm

It seems SRP customers are footing the bill for the utility’s PAC, Political Involvement Committee.
Where is the money going, and who decides?
Ratepayers deserve transparency and accountability from their utilities!

SRP’s political ‘slush fund’

So that’s where your bill goes … NYT: Arizona's end is nigh … And the politician and the bar stool.

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Arizona Alliance for Retired AmericansFriday, August 28th, 2026 at 8:58pm

😎 Some of the busiest parts of Phoenix will see more shade by the end of the year, thanks to 6 canopies set to be installed to help keep high-traffic areas cooler. Check out the locations and learn more about ways the city is working to mitigate extreme heat.

New shade canopies coming to downtown Phoenix

Anyone who has worked up a sweat walking to a ball game, concert or dinner in downtown Phoenix could soon get some relief.

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Arizona Alliance for Retired AmericansFriday, August 28th, 2026 at 2:05pm

Attention Veterans!

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Arizona Alliance for Retired AmericansThursday, August 27th, 2026 at 9:53pm

📈 Arizona ratepayers have seen a more than $120 increase in their utility bills over the last six years alone. Data show that it’s not just warmer temperatures but rather rate hikes that are the main contributors. And yet, both Arizona Public Service - APS and Tucson Electric Power are seeking another rate increase of about 14%.

Arizonans can’t keep up; the Arizona Corporation Commission needs to protect consumers and say NO to another rate increase!

Cooling cost for average Phoenix area household went up $120 in just 6 years, report says

Higher temperatures and more demand for electricity mean higher energy bills. A new report finds many households across the country cannot afford those bills — including in Arizona.