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FEBRUARY 20, 2020 ISSUE 2
FEBRUARY 07, 2020 ISSUE 1
DECEMBER 18, 2019
NOVEMBER 27, 2019 NEIGHBORHOOD CATCHUP OCTOBER 30, 2019
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JANUARY VOL. 2
CDO ANNUAL MEETING Supervisor Judd unable to attend due to family emergency. She has arranged for you to get the information from the people who know!
JANUARY 1, 2019 HAPPY NEW YEAR! CDO-CATT (Community Action Task Team) is looking for submissions of a logo design for a proposed family oriented 5K RUN/WALK event currently in the think-tank. CATT is opening the regional LOGO CONTEST to young adults ages 12 to 18.
CDO DEC 13, 2018 - Fire District Approves July -September Financials ($25,000 error), CDO Correction to November Article, Tip When Making 9-1-1 Calls on Cell Phones, and more! CDO DEC. 4, 2018 - Master Development Plan Status Update. Nov. 30th notice to residents adjacent to NW corner of intersection at Mescal Road and the Freeway. Conversations with The Planning Center and Cochise County Planning and Zoning.
CDO OCT. ISSUE 2 The community now has the responsibility to select a Board with skills to help the District achieve the next level - a sustainable business model where actions reflect long range strategic planning; accurate financial reporting; transparent business practices complying with Arizona Laws. The end goal is to provide firefighters with the highest level of training and proper/dependable equipment to stay safe while protecting property and lives within the District. Use this link to GET TO KNOW YOUR CANDIDATES FOR THE FIRE BOARD
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| LINKS TO ARCHIVED COMMUNITY NEWSLETTERS SEPTEMBER ISSUE 2 - 2018 MTG With Pima Officials, $430 Million Road Repair Bond, Condition Rating of Local Roads, Wed. F.D. Mtg. to Correct Violation, Vail Ramps - ADOT! CLICK HERE SEPTEMBER ISSUE 1 - 2018 F.D. Rejects Proposal, F.D. Seats Two New Members, Pima County Gov. Local Mtg. With Residents, Access to Whetstones, Tougher for Developers! CLICK HERE
AUGUST ISSUE 2 - 2018 Meet the Six New Candidates for the Fire District Board, New Tax Rates Set, Pima Gov. Meeting with Residents, Trail Through the Whetstones, Community Link to Design Annual Event and Much More! CLICK HERE AUGUST ISSUE 1 - 2018 F.D. Financial Revised by Thousands Due to CDO Action, State Forestry Responds to CDO, Treasurer Says, "You Can't Hide Money" CLICK HERE JULY 21, 2018 CDO Applauds Community Involvement....Join These Candidates for the F.D. Board! CLICK HERE JULY 11, 2018 Community Survey Results, Developing Community Calendar, Local F.D. Candidate Work Session, and Lots More CLICK HERE JULY 7, 2018 Fire District Board Says No Need For Accurate Financials for Budgeting, CDO Seeking Assistance At State Level, Display Case Thefts CLICK HERE JUNE 29, 2018 CDO Requests Help From Community To Catch Thief/Thieves - Fire District Documents Stolen CLICK HERE JUNE 22, 2018 Who and Why To Attend The F.D. Budget Public Hearing, Survey and CDO-CATT Planning, 2 Community Announcements - Search for Interim F.D. Board Member CLICK HERE JUNE 19, 2018 $32,000 Inflated Income, Inconsistent Bank Balances, Board Member Resigns Click Here JUNE 17, 2018 Open letter to Pima and Cochise County Supervisors, County Administrators, Finance Risk Management, Special Districts, the Mescal-J6 Fire District Board and Chief Administrator requesting assistance - THE DATE OF THE PUBLIC HEARING THREATENS ACCESS TO FIRE DISTRICT FUNDS - C |
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| EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS, POWERLINE PROJECTS, ROAD AGREEMENTS, SUBDIVISIONS AND PERMITS, ACCESS TO PUBLIC LANDS, CRIME REPORTS, PENDING LEGISLATION - ALL IN OUR COMMUNITY UPDATES! Documents with over $90,000 in errors brought to F.D. Board’s attention. District has not received $35,000 of Wildland Payments - Invoices still missing. Board Member brushes off CDO concerns with misleading information. Chief Moran minimizes District’s responsibility for accurate records. JANUARY 21, 2018 - This Week Two Important Meetings For Community - BOS and County Speakers DECEMBER 8, 2017 - Easter Mtn, Developing Task Force, Recall, Local Activity, Are You Ok Program SEPTEMBER 3, 2017 - CPAS Speak At Fire District Mtg., Supervisor Judd Updates, Theft Report JULY 28, 2017 - $ 66K ERROR - July 26 Meeting - Fire District CHECK LEFT SIDEBAR FOR ARCHIVED ISSUES STARTING AS FAR BACK AS 2007 |
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| SPECIAL FEATURE: COCHISE COUNTY ARE YOU OKAY PROGRAM The Are You Okay Program is a way for those who are homebound, physically incapacitated, or otherwise unable to be in regular contact with someone to help in the event of an emergency. The program requires participants to sign up and provide basic personal information and a signed liability waiver to be added to the Sheriff’s Office subscriber list. |
Once
a resident is added to the list, a telephone call will be made to
them at their requested interval such as once a day, twice a week,
etc. If there is no answer after several tries, then a Point of
Contact will be requested to check on the subscriber. If there is
no Point of Contact available, then a Law Enforcement Officer will
be sent to check on the subscriber.
This will mesh seamlessly with other local initiatives such as the Wellness Depot in Sierra Vista and Senior Centers throughout the county. |
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