CIVIC LIBRARY
Organizations
Public bodies and other organizations connected to the civic record.
40 published entries
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South Yuma County Landfill
The South Yuma County Landfill is named as a study location in the historical fly research. This reference does not establish available capacity, a biosolids acceptance commitment or current pricing.
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Arizona’s Family
Arizona’s Family publishes reporting on fly complaints and the State lease decision. Its coverage is secondary reporting.
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KYMA
KYMA publishes local reporting on the County request, City award and State lease action. Headlines and interviews are not court filings or scientific findings.
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KAWC
KAWC publishes local reporting and interviews on the Yuma biosolids issue. Its participant statements are attributed and distinguished from original records.
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City of Los Angeles
The City’s Council archive provides a government source for municipal action in the historical Kern biosolids litigation. It does not establish shipment routes to Yuma.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
The Commission provides business-filing resources and publishes utility-action summaries. A portal or summary is not an authenticated ownership chain.
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Arizona Secretary of State
The office publishes state campaign-finance and lobbying information. These access resources do not imply a completed search or finding about any participant.
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Arizona Legislature
The Legislature publishes the statutory texts and historical bill summaries linked here. Different versions of a bill must not be combined into a statement of current law.
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Arizona Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch provides eAccess information for court documents. Access guidance is not proof of the contents or disposition of the reported AgTech case.
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United States Environmental Protection Agency
EPA publishes federal biosolids information, PFAS risk assessments, draft guidance and sampling resources. These have different legal and evidentiary functions.
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University of Arizona
University researchers and extension personnel produced historical Yuma fly research and PFAS studies. The institution’s communications articles are distinguished from original studies.
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Arizona Citrus Research Council
The council is described in state law and the Department of Agriculture roster. Membership alone does not establish control of lease decisions or improper influence.
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Arizona Department of Agriculture
The Department publishes the Citrus Research Council roster used in this civic reference section.
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Arizona Attorney General’s Office
The office published a September 10, 2026 statement about its Yuma biosolids investigation and the lease action. An investigation is not a court finding.
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Office of the Arizona Governor
The office published the September 10, 2026 AgTech lease announcement. Its operational statistics and explanations are attributed official statements.
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Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
ADEQ publishes Arizona biosolids program information and environmental records. General permit guidance does not establish the compliance of a particular operator.
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Arizona State Land Department
The State Trust Land agency named in the Governor’s lease announcement and the County Board’s request. Lease management is distinct from environmental source attribution.
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Yuma County
The County publishes biosolids information and communicates resident concerns to state agencies. Its Board requested lease termination in December 2025; allegations in that letter are not independently established damages.
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City of Yuma
The City issues the biosolids contract award for its wastewater operations. Council authorization, contract execution and actual payments require different records.
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AgTech LLC
AgTech is the Somerton-area biosolids contractor named in Yuma’s September 2026 award and the State lease announcement. Its company history and response are first-party accounts. The reviewed records do not resolve individual ownership or historical legal succession.