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• What is PHX data center?

  H5’s PHX is a purpose-built, state-of-the-art Tier III facility designed to provide industry-leading energy efficiency and privacy. Located in the Arizona Technology Corridor its total capacity is up to 180,000 square feet and 20 MWs. The OneNeck IT Solutions data center in Gilbert, known as Phoenix I, opened in 1998.

• What does the phx customer services department do?

  The PHX Customer Services Department strives to provide our valued customers with the highest quality water , sewer and trash service. We receive approximately 5,000 calls per day and manage more than 400,000 accounts that service 1.5 million customers. The links below are helpful in assisting you with customer service issues.

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  Since our inception in 1995, we have expanded to become a multinational service provider that trades on the TSX as PHX Energy Services Corp. (TSX: PHX). Phoenix delivers progressive drilling solutions to unconventional markets around the world. Headquartered in Calgary Alberta, we operate in Canada, the US, Russia and Albania.

• What happened to YMCA Camp T Frank Soles?

  The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh has permanently closed Camp T. Frank Soles in Middlecreek, Somerset County. The 263-acre camp was a destination for kids, families and school groups for generations. The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh was unable to sustain the camp because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Carolyn Grady, chief development officer.

• Who is Camp Soles?

  Camp T. Frank Soles opened in 1955, named after the McKeesport businessman who donated the land. It was maintained by the McKeesport YMCA until that organization merged with the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh in 2011.