The Bullhead City Council meeting on April 1, 2025, featured significant discussions on community connectivity and upcoming local events. The meeting began with a presentation highlighting the expansion of fiber internet services by TWN Communications, which now offers 100% fiber internet access across Bullhead City, Fort Mohave, Mohave Valley, and Topak. This initiative aims to enhance connectivity for homes and businesses, supporting economic growth and community development.
TWN Communications emphasized their commitment to the community, noting that over 26,000 Mohave Electrical Cooperative members now have access to their services. The company aims to strengthen local businesses and improve daily life through reliable internet access. They also encourage residents to visit their local store or contact them for more information.
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Subscribe for Free Following the presentation, several community members addressed the council. A representative from the Colorado River Republican Women announced their upcoming monthly meeting featuring Mohave County Assessor Jeanne Kinch, where residents can learn about tax assessments due on May 1, 2025. This event will take place at Chaparral Country Club.
Additionally, the County Republican Central Committee promoted their 25th Annual American First Victory Gala, scheduled for April 26 at the Riverside Resort Hotel and Casino. The gala will feature notable speakers, including candidates for Arizona's governor and attorney general, and will provide opportunities for attendees to engage with local legislators.
Lastly, Diana Lestat from the Bullhead City Elks Lodge announced an Easter egg hunt for children aged 2 to 9, set for April 19 at Dean Hackett Park, inviting families to participate in this community event.
The meeting underscored the city's focus on enhancing connectivity and fostering community engagement through various local initiatives and events.