Queen Creek Arizona

Queen Creek Arizona

If you are looking for a small agricultural town to visit with readily available farm-fresh produce and a year-round warm to hot desert climate, then Queen Creek is the place for you. It is located next to the San Tan Mountains and is an excellent destination for travelers seeking a mountain climbing experience. Other captivating cultural attractions to explore include:

• Queen Creek Performing Arts Center
• Barney Family Sports Complex
• Schnepf Farms
• American Heritage Festival
• Queen Creek Library
• Horseshoe Park and Equestrian Center
• Queen Creek Olive Mill
• San Tan Historical Society Museum

Queen Creek is primarily in Maricopa county, but its eastern borders are within Pinal County. The Town of Gilbert borders it to the west and the City of Mesa to the north. It is bordered northwest by the City of Apache Junction and southwest by the Town of Florence. 

Queen Creek is also conveniently located within 45 minutes of Sky Harbor International Airport and 10 minutes of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Before booking a flight, learn more details about this agricultural town. 

History of Queen Creek

Queen Creek is a relatively new town incorporated on 5th September 1989. The first settlers were attracted to the area because of its agricultural potential—they planted corn, cotton, and potatoes. In 1919, C H Rittenhouse founded a farming company and constructed a railroad stop to ship the produce. As a result, the town was named Rittenhouse. As the community grew, the use of the railroad stopped, and they renamed the town Queen Creek. 

Other settlers to come to Queen Creek were the Indians. They settled in the fertile land below the San Tan Mountains and farmed citrus, cotton, vegetables, and pecans. Some of these crops are still in production today. 

The Sorenson Law Firm in Tempe, Arizona, represents various businesses and corporations in their legal matters, including agricultural companies. We understand that litigation cases arise while dealing with clients, employees, and competitors. Our Queen Creek commercial litigation attorney will use their wealth of experience and resources to ensure you get the desired results. 

Queen Creek’s Community

When Queen Creek was first incorporated, it had a population of 2,500 in the 1990 census. By 2010, the population had grown to 26,361 and doubled by the 2020 census to 59,519. The United States Census Bureau currently estimates the population to be 66,346. The following table breaks down the racial composition. 

The Sorensons Law Firm aims at offering exceptional services to all our clients, irrespective of gender or race. As a diversity-certified firm, we endeavor to embrace different cultures and provide equal opportunities to the people we work with and serve. We will provide outstanding legal services whether you need a Queen Creek personal injury attorney or a first-party insurance defense lawyer.

Let’s look at an interesting case filed against the Town of Queen Creek

Johnson Utilities L.L.C Vs. The Town of Queen Creek

In 2017, The Town of Queen Creek started talks with Johnson Utilities, intending to enter a transaction of mutual interest. As part of the process, the two parties agreed to a Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement. This contract allowed them to exchange documents, though some were considered confidential information. 

Three months later, the town of Queen Creek stopped pursuing the transaction and halted all communications. In March 2018, Arizona Corporation Commission requested the town share its communications with Johnson Utilities. The Town treated the matter as a public record request and alerted Johnson of their plan to share the information. Johnson believed they were protected by the agreement they signed and demanded the Town delete the information. 

In April, Johnson filed a lawsuit after the town refused to delete the documents. They requested a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against the Town from sharing the documents. The TRO was granted until the hearing. A week later, the trial court heard the case and told Johnson they had no right to demand the town withhold the disputed documents since they were considered public records. 

The Sorenson Law Firm has analyzed hundreds of contracts and handled various partnership and corporation agreement disputes. These contracts include real estate sale contracts, partnership contracts, loan and financing contracts, and service contracts. Get in touch with us to correspond with a Contract attorney or a Queen Creek partnership dispute lawyer.