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Home>Kharli Mandeville

Kharli Mandeville

kharli.mandeville@azcapitoltimes.com

Recent Articles from Kharli Mandeville

State IT plan focuses on efficiency, cyber security and a big revamp in 2013
Focus November 19, 2012

State IT plan focuses on efficiency, cyber security and a big revamp in 2013

Armed with more money and increased input from the Governor’s Office, Chief Information Officer Aaron Sandeen revamped the Statewide Strategic IT Plan for 2013 with a keen focus on modernizing and securing the state’s vital technology infrastructure while keeping costs down.

Ballot Measures November 7, 2012

Eighth try a charm for Proposition 119

After seven failed attempts during the past two decades, Arizonans voted heavily in favor of Proposition 119, a ballot measure that will allow the state to swap state land for federal trust land in order to protect military bases from encroachment, as well as preserve sensitive land areas, such as the San Pedro River, in the process.

Election 2012 News September 6, 2012

Early ballots chosen by most who voted in Arizona primary election

Slightly more than 26 percent of registered voters in Maricopa County cast ballots in the Aug. 28 primary election, the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office reported.

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