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Cottonwood to raise wastewater fees
COTTONWOOD – While some members of Cottonwood City Council believe they’ve inherited a $14 million wastewater problem, most could agree that a gradual increase in wastewater rates is necessary to meet long-term capital needs.
18 pounds of meth hidden in vehicle found after K9 Alert
Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office K9 deputies found 18 pounds of meth during a traffic stop on Wednesday, April 3.
County P&Z to consider Page Springs Cellars expansion
COTTONWOOD -- The Yavapai County Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approving an expansion of Page Springs Cellars in Cornville Thursday at the Yavapai County annex building in Cottonwood.
Man crashes stolen car into Verde Village home
According to YCSO, Area missed a right turn on East Mesa Drive and collided into the residence. A woman inside the house was injured in the collision.
Cottonwood to discuss water, wastewater fee increases Tuesday
In a study conducted by staff, they concluded “ … that small adjustments in years 2-5 over the next 5-year period would support the system’s operation and maintenance programs as well as equipment replacements at current or improved levels.”
Paid parking in Jerome still on hold
Town directs staff get more information on parking kiosks
The Jerome Town Council still wasn’t ready to move forward on whether to implement parking kiosks as of Tuesday’s regular meeting.
Jerome continues agreement with Prescott Law Group despite controversy with prosecutor
Tuesday, Jerome Town Council continued their agreement to work with Prescott Law Group despite controversies related to Andrew Jolley, their town prosecutor.
School district consolidation bill takes another step forward
Thursday, the school district consolidation bill, Senate Bill 1073, passed House Committee of the Whole and its third read in the House of Representatives on a 53-7 vote.
Fun or cruel? Part 3: Circus owners say they love their animals
Activists say facts point to abuse
When it comes to the best interest of exotic animals involved in traveling circus performances, both circus workers and animal rights activists feel they know what’s right.
Cottonwood explores waste, recycling options
Council, staff express concern over trucks causing wear to roads
Tuesday, Cottonwood City Council explored different options in its waste and recycling management during a work session.
