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The Prescott City Council met June 9, 2026 and approved consent items including meeting minutes, internal loans for airport land purchases, pension funding policy update, budget appropriation transfers, and a $225,000 amendment for water and wastewater materials. The Council adopted an ordinance allowing a utility easement to Arizona Public Service and an ordinance authorizing purchase (and possible use of eminent domain) of property needed for airport firefighting operations. The Council also adopted the tentative Fiscal Year 2027 budget and approved ballot language for several charter amendment proposals to appear on the November 3, 2026 special election.
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Council actions set the city’s spending plan and moved toward buying property needed for airport firefighting operations; if a seller refuses the city may seek a court process called eminent domain, which provides compensation. The tentative FY27 budget was adopted today so staff can publish required notices and hold a future public hearing before the final budget is adopted. Residents will see some charter amendment questions on the November 3 special election ballot as approved by the Council. Routine contracts and utility easements needed for city services were also approved.
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