The dilemma is that there was no direct contract with ICE, because that was handled through the one Bureau contract. It's possible that ICE may now want to work directly with us, but because we don't have any assurance of that, we have given every employee a notice of termination.

It was a pretty realistic, simulation. It was pretty scary, but we did well.

It may be that we simply go from one high-pollution season to another.

It may sound strange to people that we're finishing a new facility next to one that could be empty soon, but Red Rock was designed around commitments from other states.

It's troubling. It means the public and environmental protection agencies like us will have less information about toxic substances being released into our environment.

Flagstaff has been engaged for some time in long-term water sustainability planning efforts. Flagstaff has been working to identify a reliable water supply for the future, and this loan will enable the city to acquire the properties it has identified to meet its need.

At this point, we don't have any reason to believe there has been any impact on the groundwater.

Everything helps. It took us a long time to get into this fix. It will take a long time to get out of it.

There have been many tons of hazardous air pollutants that have been released into the air and breathed into the lungs of Arizona citizens over the last 12 years. They should have been regulated and were not.

This was a dangerous, uncontrolled reaction because the magnesium particles were spilling out of the dumpster and releasing gas. If our inspectors hadn't intervened, this dangerous conduct could well have led to a serious fire or explosion.