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04/19/2017 MCSO & FBI Net One of AZ ROC’s Most Wanted Unlicensed Entities
PHOENIX – The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office along with officers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation Fugitive Task Force arrested one of the Arizona Registrar of Contractor’s (AZ ROC) Most Wanted Unlicensed Entities on Monday morning. Jason...
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03/21/2017 ROC Adds 3 to Most Wanted Unlicensed Entity List
Most Wanted Unlicensed Entity List
PHOENIX – The Arizona Registrar of Contractors adds 3 unlicensed individuals to its Most Wanted Unlicensed Entity List.

The move to update and add to the Most Wanted Unlicensed Entity list comes after multiple individuals on the list were...

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03/16/2017 Paradise Valley PD and AZ ROC Team Up, Resulting in Arrest
In August of 2015, the Paradise Valley Police Department began investigating a complaint in which a resident reported that she had entered into an agreement with Paul La Chance dba Murray and Sons Construction to have nearly $60,000 worth of...
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02/23/2017 Agency Summarily Suspends Gilbert Landscaper's Licenses
PHOENIX, Ariz., (Feb. 23, 2017) – On Wed., Feb. 22, 2017, the Arizona Registrar of Contractors summarily suspended the two landscaping and irrigation systems licenses issued to Creative Paradise, Inc., of Gilbert, AZ.
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11/01/2016 Ducey: November Proclaimed as Careers in the Construction Sciences Month
Governor Doug Ducey proclaims November 2016 as “Careers in the Construction Sciences Month” recognizing the honorable work of construction science professionals and organizations attempting to address workforce shortages by encouraging youth to...
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09/16/2016 UPDATE: Eligible Claims for Recovery Fund against ROI Improvements Exceed $200k Maximum; Deadline Set
PHOENIX, Ariz., (Sept. 16, 2016) –On Thurs., Sept. 15, 2016, the Arizona Registrar of Contractors determined claims to the Residential Recovery Fund for alleged damages caused by ROI Improvements will exceed the $200,000 statutory maximum payout...
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