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Council Approves Pedestrian and Hydrant Projects

Published Aug 22, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 12, 2026

Council Approves Pedestrian and Hydrant Projects

The Town Council approved $1,187,271.10 for Cattletrack pedestrian and drainage improvements and $219,279 for a fire hydrant additions program. The projects passed unanimously, 7-0.

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Briefing

Jun 4, 2026

Council reviews ambulance response capacity

CAFMA reported that emergency medical service incidents made up 68% of its 2025 activity, including more than 10,600 transports; its ambulances completed 1,321 of those transports.

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Briefing

May 29, 2026

Grocery Incentives Extended Through 2030

The Town Council unanimously extended its grocery/supermarket incentive program through June 30, 2030, broadening the eligible area to help attract another grocery store. The Council also approved a three-year Chamber of Commerce agreement providing $125,000 annually, approved a $89,873 water conservation planning amendment by a 6-1 vote, and adopted a zoning code update unanimously.

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Briefing

May 15, 2026

Council approves waterline and fire protection upgrades

The Town Council approved a $442,402 contract for an 8-inch waterline connecting Windsong Drive and Yavapai Road, along with $99,848 for design and inspection services. The project will loop existing mains, eliminate a dead-end line, add two fire hydrants, and take about 90 days, with phased closures planned to maintain access.

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Briefing

May 7, 2026

Council Reviews Finances and Budget Plans

The Prescott Valley Town Council discussed the FY2026 third-quarter financial update, a proposed deferral of comprehensive fee schedule adoption, the capital improvement plan, and the FY2026-27 budget. The minutes record no formal votes or final decisions; all items were discussion only.

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Briefing

Apr 24, 2026

Council approves pipeline loan with major forgiveness

The Council approved a WIFA loan of just over $5.5 million for the Old Black Canyon Pipeline Project, with 90% principal forgiveness; the Town is expected to repay approximately $551,000. The agreement passed 7-0.

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Briefing

Apr 16, 2026

Council Reviews Zoning and Water Priorities

The council discussed 40 proposed amendments to the Town Code’s zoning chapter, about half of them substantive, along with water-resource efforts expected to require a substantial multi-year financial investment.

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Briefing

Apr 10, 2026

Council approves Harlequin Drive duplex

The Town Council approved the Harlequin Dr. duplex ordinance on a 7-0 vote. It also approved consent items including authorization related to the Old Black Canyon Water Transmission Main land appraisal and appeal waiver, and advanced a proposed wildlife-feeding ordinance for further action.

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Briefing

Apr 2, 2026

Council Reviews Fire Code Update

The Town Council discussed a proposed update from the 2018 fire code to the 2024 International Fire Code, including new safety provisions for electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, carbon monoxide hazards, and electric micromobility devices. The proposal would also require developments to have two points of ingress and egress instead of relying on emergency-only access.

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Briefing

Mar 27, 2026

Council advances Harlequin Drive duplex project

The Town Council unanimously approved a general plan amendment for a proposed Harlequin Drive duplex and advanced the related zoning ordinance on a 7-0 vote. The project calls for a single-story, two-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex intended to transition between commercial and single-family residential areas.

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Briefing

Mar 26, 2026

Council weighs junior hockey proposal

The Town Council discussed a potential Tier 1 junior hockey team for Findlay Toyota Center but took no action. An independent analysis projected 70 to 84 full-time-equivalent jobs, $11.8 million to $14.6 million in annual economic activity, and $119,000 to $272,000 in annual Town tax revenue, depending on attendance.

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Briefing

Mar 13, 2026

Council Approves Affordable Housing Plan

The Town Council unanimously approved an affordable housing plan after a survey found that 29% of households and 41.5% of renters are cost-burdened, spending more than 30% of their income on housing. The council also approved a $40,000 commitment to support a stormwater recharge pilot project.

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Briefing

Mar 5, 2026

Council Reviews Water Conservation Planning

The Town Council received an update on a planned Water Conservation Strategic Plan and discussed public engagement during the planning process; no vote or formal action was recorded.

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Briefing

Feb 27, 2026

Council approves traffic and election measures

The Town Council approved a traffic-code amendment implementing the Traffic Safety Action Plan by a 7-0 vote and authorized the 2026 election resolution, including two ballot propositions. It also approved $17,958 in added design services to protect exposed sewer lines near Viewpoint Drive.

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Briefing

Feb 13, 2026

Council sets County Fair Trail speed limit

The Town Council approved a 30 mph posted speed limit for County Fair Trail by a 6-0 vote, replacing the otherwise applicable 25 mph statutory limit. The Council also approved an industrial zoning change for approximately 3.42 acres and advanced updates to the Town Code based on the Traffic Safety Action Plan.

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Briefing

Feb 5, 2026

Council Weighs Self-Funded Employee Health Plan

The Town Council discussed, but did not approve, a potential shift to self-funded employee health benefits beginning July 1, 2026. Staff will continue analyzing financial models, reserves, stop-loss insurance, legal structures, and third-party administration before returning with recommendations.

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Briefing

Jan 23, 2026

Council approves grants, rezoning and development agreement

The council approved a $363,000 local border-support grant for shooting-range improvements and police training equipment, with a 7-0 vote. It also approved rezoning 3.42 acres for a Waste Management hauling facility and related operations, and authorized a development agreement for Viewpoint North.

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Briefing

Jan 16, 2026

Wildlife Corridor Plan Moves Into Phase Two

Prescott Valley’s Wildlife Corridor Plan will advance to Phase Two using three approaches: aligning development standards with environmental sensitivity, conserving high-value habitat, and creating a wildlife corridor and habitat overlay map. The session sought Council and Planning and Zoning input on how to prioritize those approaches; no action was taken.

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Briefing

Jan 9, 2026

Council Approves Glassford Hill Road Widening

The Town Council unanimously awarded a $13,933,333.33 construction contract for the 2.3-mile Glassford Hill Road project from Long Look Drive to State Route 89A. The project will add a third lane in each direction and include bike lanes, sidewalks, pavement preservation, and drainage improvements.

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Briefing

Dec 12, 2025

Council Reviews Water, Housing and Safety Priorities

Legislative representatives discussed possible statewide guardrails for Flock camera systems, including limiting access to active criminal investigations, requiring case numbers, and strengthening cybersecurity and data-retention rules; no action was taken.

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Briefing

Nov 14, 2025

Council Approves Water Recharge Expansion

The Town Council unanimously approved a $78,600, two-year agreement to plan and permit an expansion of the Town’s water recharge facility, allowing more water to be captured and returned to the aquifer.

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Briefing

Nov 13, 2025

Council Appoints Planning Commissioner

The Town Council appointed Bruce Evans to the Planning and Zoning Commission by a 5-1 vote, with one councilmember absent. His term has a renewal date of October 31, 2026.

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Briefing

Nov 6, 2025

Council Reviews Animal Evacuations and Streets

The Town Council discussed emergency sheltering for large animals and preliminary transportation projects, including a potential street bond. L.A.S.E.R. reported 10 wildfire activations and 12 standbys since its 2019 founding, following the 2017 Goodwin Fire evacuation of more than 7,000 people and sheltering of over 200 barn animals.

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Briefing

Oct 23, 2025

Council Appoints Planning and Zoning Commissioners

The Town Council appointed Kaiden Grossi and Joe Colosimo and reappointed Sandy Griffis to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Grossi was approved unanimously, Colosimo 5-2, and Griffis 6-1; the appointments are for three-year terms ending October 31, 2028.

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