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Queen Creek Coalition

Queen Creek Coalition

town in Maricopa and Pinal counties in Arizona, United Stateswww.theqcc.com

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Nov 2, 2026

Ben MallerHOST
35:22
Where are you at, man?
SamAUDIENCE
35:23
Like I said, it's like Queen Creek, Gilbert.
SamAUDIENCE
35:25
It's a suburb right outside, probably 30, 40 miles out of Phoenix.
Ben MallerHOST
35:30
All right.
Andy BiggsGUEST
1:51
If you're going with apartments or something like that, you don't have to.
Andy BiggsGUEST
1:55
And so that's, that's what the governor did is she basically said, um, in Maricopa County, but particularly in Buckeye and Queen Creek, we're not going to issue those certificates, no more certificates.
Andy BiggsGUEST
2:09
She did that for three years.
Andy BiggsGUEST
2:12
And, and the result is of course, home builders who had lots that they're ready to subdivide, they're ready to build on single family homes.
Andy BiggsGUEST
2:23
Um, They sat there waiting, so these Buckeye and Queen Creek in particular.
Andy BiggsGUEST
2:29
And the result is that we now have a housing shortage of about 56,000 single-family homes in the Phoenix metro area.
Andy BiggsGUEST
2:38
And court ruled that that was unconstitutional, can't do it.
Kevin KosiskyGUEST
2:14
That weekend? Because they don't have unions there, Kevin.
Kevin KosiskyGUEST
2:17
They were making a right turn lane on Higley and Queen Creek that took literally, like, four months.
ChrisHOST
2:24
Yeah.
Kevin KosiskyGUEST
2:25
And I just don't understand it.
Elijah NortonGUEST
24:24
I was at a meeting about three weeks ago.
Elijah NortonGUEST
24:28
LG had built this big plant in Queen Creek and there was a plot of land.
Elijah NortonGUEST
24:36
When I'm talking about selling state land, I'm not talking about selling the Grand Canyon or our parks or beautiful recreation areas.
Elijah NortonGUEST
24:43
I'm talking about land that is adjacent to the Phoenix, Tucson, or other metropolitan areas that have tumbleweeds on them, that are already next to developed land.
Chris KoernerHOST
16:55
Okay, so your opener is, hey, John, I saw your post in the Facebook group.
Chris KoernerHOST
16:59
I live here in Queen Creek or whatever.
Chris KoernerHOST
17:01
Then he's like, oh, yeah, okay.
Chris KoernerHOST
17:02
Oh, it worked.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:09
Can a Phoenix suburb survive a $500 monthly utility bill? Ron Rios loves the backyard pool that gets him through Arizona's triple-digit summers.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:18
So the 52-year-old turf company owner was furious to learn his Queen Creek water bill could climb from $130 a month to more than $500.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:27
Town leaders say they have no choice.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:29
The Colorado River is shrinking.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:31
Federal cuts of up to 40% loom for Arizona, Nevada, and California starting next year.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:36
And the suburb is spending $730 million to pipe in groundwater from 100 miles away for a 100-year supply.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:45
Queen Creek bought in at $15,000 an acre foot.
Thom HartmannHOST
4:48
Lakecomers now pay double.
TracyAUDIENCE
25:18
Something was sitting on the edge of the bed.
TracyAUDIENCE
25:20
So there is a center here in Queen Creek that does blessings on your house.
TracyAUDIENCE
25:27
So I called them, the lady came out and she's like, oh yeah, something's definitely here.
TracyAUDIENCE
25:32
She said, you've got a light about you and wayward spirits are attracted to you.
KristenHOST
31:10
Absolutely.
Shannon JohansonGUEST
31:10
So my next in-person camp is going to be over, and I don't know the exact dates, but it's going to be over the spring break time for the Chandler Gilbert, Queen Creek areas.
Shannon JohansonGUEST
31:25
I am currently working on getting some mini camps set up for Saturdays.
Shannon JohansonGUEST
31:30
perhaps morning and afternoons.
Andy BiggsGUEST
25:24
If you're going with apartments or something like that, you don't have to.
Andy BiggsGUEST
25:28
And so that's what the governor did is she basically said in Maricopa County, but particularly in Buckeye and Queen Creek, we're not going to issue those certificates.
Andy BiggsGUEST
25:41
No more certificates.
Andy BiggsGUEST
25:42
She did that for three years.
Andy BiggsGUEST
25:45
And the result is, of course, home builders who had lots that they're ready to subdivide, they're ready to build on, single-family homes.
Andy BiggsGUEST
25:57
They sat there waiting, so these Buckeye and Queen Creek in particular.
Andy BiggsGUEST
26:02
And the result is that we now have a housing shortage of about 56,000 single-family homes in the Phoenix metro area.
Andy BiggsGUEST
26:11
And court ruled that that was unconstitutional, can't do it.
John HolmbergHOST
6:45
Her entire achievement boiled down to one headline.
John HolmbergHOST
6:50
Queen Creek mom sets world...
John HolmbergHOST
6:53
It's weightlifting world record.
John HolmbergHOST
6:55
Lifted 171 pounds in snatch at age 51.
John HolmbergHOST
7:11
It's like, Talon, did you get that one edited? Yeah, get off my back, bro.
John HolmbergHOST
7:15
It's almost lunch.
John HolmbergHOST
7:18
Queen Creek mom sets world weightlifting record, lifted 171 pounds in snatch at age 51.
John HolmbergHOST
7:25
Now, come on.

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