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Resolution Copper Establishes $54 Million Tribal Trust
6+ hour, 51+ min ago (456+ words) SUPERIOR, AZ – July 29, 2026 – Resolution Copper has provided $54 million to establish the Resolution Copper Tribal Trust, a perpetual endowment that will deliver annual funding to eleven Tribal Nations located in Arizona and New Mexico for cultural preservation, education, youth development, workforce…...
Resolution Copper Named Large Business of the Year by Mesa and Globe-Miami Chambers of Commerce – Resolution Copper
3+ week, 3+ hour ago (189+ words) Resolution Copper is proud to announce that we have been named 2026 Large Business of the Year by both the Mesa Chamber of Commerce and the Globe-Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce. Receiving this honor from two respected Arizona Chambers on the…...
Resolution Copper and United Association Local 469 Enter into Master Supply Agreement Supporting Operations in Arizona – Resolution Copper
4+ week, 8+ hour ago (230+ words) Rick Hudson, Business Manager at U.A. Local 469, said, “We are proud to partner with Resolution Copper to support their operations in Superior, Arizona. Our team is committed to delivering high-quality maintenance services that enhance system performance, reliability, and safety while contributing…...
Opinion: Copper mine is a critical investment in Arizona
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (554+ words) After years of hearings and lawsuits, it’s time to get the Resolution Copper mine at Oak Flat up and running. This major investment in Arizona will bring jobs and economic benefits to the area. By: Vicky Peacey, president and general…...
Copper Strong: April Community Impact Across Arizona
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (368+ words) April was powered by people. Across Arizona, students explored future careers, volunteers served neighbors in need, families gathered at community events, and local partnerships continued creating real impact. From classrooms and food banks to hiking trails and public art spaces,…...