Actions taken during Mammoth Town Hall meeting

Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedinmailby feather
DSC_0035.JPG

Mammoth’s newest Planning and Zoning Commission member Daniel Lopez is sworn in by Mammoth Town Clerk Patsy Large. (John Hernandez photo)

By John Hernandez

San Manuel Miner

Several actions were taken at the Mammoth Town Council meeting held on Oct. 17.

Steve Wedwick of NCS Engineers gave the council an update on the Mammoth water well project.

Mayor Barcelo announced the appointment of Daniel Lopez to the Planning and Zoning Committee. Daniel was sworn in by Town Manager Patsy Large.

The council approved entering into an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Economic Security. The town will provide a kiosk for the public to use. DES is expected to close their offices at the end of the month. Francis Wickham said they should wait to approve the agreement and should work on keeping the DES offices open. She said she has a number of letters and petitions from the public asking the state to keep the offices open

Patsy Large read a letter from Jose Zazueta praising public works for the work they did on the Mammoth Little League field.

The council approved the application to sell beer at the New Year’s Eve Dance at the Blessed Sacrament Church.

Mayor Barcelo removed Joe Brewer from being authorized to sign checks and approve Rogina Medina as a check signer.

Mayor Barcelo removed Council Member Francis Wickham as the Coordinator of the Mammoth Senior Citizen Group. The Mammoth Senior Citizens apparently don’t want to be under the control of the Mammoth Town Council and will be moving to the Lions Club in Mammoth.

The entire meeting is available for viewing at www.copperarea.com.

Mammoth Town Hall Meeting part 1
Mammoth Town Hall Meeting part 2
Mammoth Town Hall Meeting part 3
Mammoth Town Hall Meeting part 4
Mammoth Town Hall Meeting part 5
Mammoth Town Hall Meeting part 6

admin (8136 Posts)


Facebooktwitterby feather
Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedinmailby feather

Comments are closed.

  • Additional Stories

    Fueling the Future 2022

    January 4th, 2023
    by

    By Edie Crall Oracle School Board   What a wonderful experience it is to witness people coming together for the […]


    Julia Cerda Crawford awarded Eperanza Teacher Award by CPLC

    April 10th, 2022
    by

        Julia Cerda Crawford, a resident of Kearny, was recently awarded the Chicanos por la Causa Esperanza Latino Teacher […]


    Health Care Leaders: Copper Basin Healthcare Foundation

    March 17th, 2022
    by

      There is no doubt that communities across the Copper Corridor are resilient.  When the mines closed or reduced their […]


    Time to Start Firewising!

    February 9th, 2022
    by

    By Catesby Suter MS Botany Late winter in Oracle often means unpredictable weather, but one thing is certain, this summer […]


  • Additional Stories

    Make a Resolution to Positively Impact the Life of a Child in Arizona; CASA of Gila County seeking volunteers as child advocates in the court system

    February 9th, 2022
    by

    Globe, AZ —January 25, 2022 – The start of a new year often comes with a list of resolutions. While […]


    U.S. Mines produced an estimated $90.4 Billion in nonfuel mineral commodities during 2021; Arizona ranks No. 1 in production

    February 8th, 2022
    by

      U.S. mines produced approximately $90.4 billion in mineral commodities in 2021—a $9.7 billion increase over the 2020 revised total […]


    San Manuel’s winning streak quashed at Homecoming

    September 6th, 2021
    by

    By Nathaniel A. Lopez   On October 1, the San Manuel football team held its annual homecoming game. The 5-0 […]


    Freedom of Speech Is Our Right

    October 29th, 2020
    by

    Freedom of Speech is not my choice to give or take.   Nor is it yours or any other persons.  It […]


  • Copperarea

  • Southeast Valley Ledger