Camp Verde Bugle

Monday, Marshal Corey Rowley administered the oath of office to Kristin Robertson, who effectively replaces retired Commander Brian Armstrong at CVMO. Armstrong’s last day at the Marshal’s Office was Jan. 15.

At 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28, the Camp Verde Town Council will meet to discuss a complaint filed against one of its council members for asking questions “in an interrogative manner” at council’s Jan. 8 meeting.

Camp Verde Marshal Corey Rowley would like for each of his patrol vehicles to have an Automated External Defibrillator – also called AED.

Following continued investigations by the Camp Verde Criminal Investigations Unit, additional charges were filed to include sexual abuse and child molestation.

Camp Verde’s equestrian center will open “once our facility is safe and we meet all codes,” Mary Phelps told the Camp Verde Town Council at its Wednesday, Jan. 15 meeting.

Nine years ago, Chandler Plante led his first Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. march down Camp Verde’s Main Street.

A Camp Verde rescue owner worries that while the Verde Valley Humane Society and town officials try to work out a new fee agreement, dogs in Camp Verde will be at risk and may suffer.

A man wanted on domestic violence charges fled from Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputies who were called to the Cordes Junction area, but after escaping up I-17, the man later turned himself in.

One person called for censure. Another called for removal.

A former Camp Verde Planning and Zoning commissioner has filed a complaint with the town for being asked “questions in an interrogative manner” at council’s Jan. 8 meeting.

Camp Verde would like to extend sewer along State Route 260 just west of the Aultman Parkway roundabout.

The Camp Verde Marshal’s Office reported 10,058 offenses in 2019. More than one-fourth of those observed or reported offenses – 2,856 – were traffic stops.

For Frankie Baiamonte and Ian Campbell, Beaver Creek School’s partnership with the Sedona Literacy Center had made reading fun.

CAMP VERDE — When Commander Brian Armstrong announced his retirement from the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office, Marshal Corey Rowley decided to not replace him.

Come Aug. 4, Mayor Charlie German, Vice Mayor Dee Jenkins and Council Members Jessie Murdock and Buck Buchanan will have the opportunity to run to keep their seats on the Camp Verde Town Council.

Stray and feral cats, regardless of their eventual home, can be spayed or neutered through the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office’s TNR program.

At 2:42 a.m. Wednesday, Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District stations 81 and 82 responded to a residential fire on East Outlaw Way in Rimrock.

Scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 25 and Sunday, Jan. 26 at Cliff Castle Casino Hotel’s Shake, Rattle and Bowl, BeneVet offers three time slots on Saturday, and another two on Sunday.

CAMP VERDE — Wednesday, the Camp Verde Town Council will consider reappointing Bruce George to the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission.

CAMP VERDE — Wednesday, the Camp Verde Town Council will consider a change to how long the town’s animal shelter holds stray dogs before they become available for adoption.

Camp Verde’s Marshal’s Community Committee will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the CVMO training room.

Camp Verde High School graduates received more than $1.5 million in awards and scholarships at the school’s annual awards celebration May 16.

Temba and Mawenzi stood outside their heated barn and looked out at the Verde Valley sunshine for the first time Thursday.

A local developer would like to build 302 additional housing units in Rimrock. Ask most anyone in the unincorporated community, and the project is wanted like a hole in the head.

The Verde Valley Regional Economic Organization provides access to resources for regional business creation, attraction, retention and expansion.