The Phoenix City Council has approved eight legal settlements totaling roughly $1.6 million.
Most of the payouts stem from complaints related to water main breaks.
Some were made by companies that worked on fixing breaks, and at least one complaint alleged property damage.
The other settlements were over traffic accident claims, including one involving the Phoenix Police Department.
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The city of Phoenix has launched a multilingual platform where residents can report concerns or incidents related to federal law enforcement activity within the city. The Federal Enforcement Complaint Reporting Portal is available at the Community Transparency Initiative webpage.
