Haydon

The Apache Junction Prospector Park Pickleball Courts are officially open!

We are proud to celebrate the grand opening of this community recreation space, designed to bring residents together through active play, connection, and year-round use. Projects like this help strengthen the communities we live and build in by creating accessible spaces where people of all ages can gather, compete, and enjoy the outdoors.

Congratulations to the City of Apache Junction and the project partners who helped make this community asset possible.

For more than a year, the Queen Creek Recreation & Aquatic Center has been a destination for families, fitness, recreation, and community connection.

We are parents, coaches, athletes, and families who use these facilities every week in the same communities we serve. That perspective shapes how we build — and the result is more than a completed project — it's a place we take pride in because we experience its impact alongside the community every day.

Verrado Marketplace is helping shape the future of Buckeye as a destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Across this 49-acre site, Haydon delivered the full site development—including infrastructure, utilities, parking lot paving, sidewalks, and landscaping—while also contributing to vertical construction. This includes multiple retail buildings and “The District,” a central plaza space with a stage designed to bring the community together.

With more than 50 active contracts and a phased approach alongside our partners at Vestar, coordination and communication have been key to keeping progress on track.

What makes this project stand out most is the team behind it—a group that takes pride not only in the work, but in building something meaningful for the Buckeye community.

Once complete, Verrado Marketplace will offer a vibrant mix of shops, restaurants, and gathering spaces for residents to enjoy for years to come.

Where planning meets ex*****on.

This week, crews installed precast concrete girders over the canal — a key milestone in advancing this corridor improvement through Peoria.

As Lake Pleasant Parkway expands to support future growth, this project is doing more than widening the roadway. From bridge construction to new water, sewer, and reclaimed waterlines, every phase is designed to increase capacity, improve safety, and support the community for years to come.

Another step forward, executed with the level of precision this work demands.

Photo Credit: Origin Design & Technology, LLC

As National Work Zone Awareness Week comes to an end, we reflect on the importance of safety in and around work zones.

Today, we remember those who have lost their lives—and reaffirm our commitment to protecting every worker on every project.

Protect the people behind the progress.

Work zones aren’t just part of the drive, they're where people are doing their jobs.

One distracted second can change a life.

Please slow down, stay alert, and give crews the space they need to get home safely.

Today we wear orange.

It’s a symbol of visibility, awareness, and support for the crews working in active zones every day.

Join us in recognizing Go Orange Day and helping spread awareness about work zone safety.

Beyond the jobsite, we all have a why.

Every person out there has someone waiting for them at home. That’s why safety isn’t just a priority, it’s personal.

This week, we recognize National Work Zone Awareness Week and the people behind the work.

We work safe so we all get to go home.