Clovis Mayor Pro Tem honors citizen volunteers with recognition certificates

The Clovis Water Policy Advisory Committee convened on April 14, 2025, to discuss key issues surrounding water management and community volunteerism. The meeting began with a presentation from the mayor, who expressed gratitude for the contributions of local volunteers serving on city boards and committees. In recognition of their efforts, the mayor presented certificates to committee members, including Raymond Mondragon, Alejandra Espinosa, Richard Bradford, and Vince DeMaio, acknowledging their dedication to shaping policy for the community.

Following the recognition of volunteers, the discussion shifted to the current state of water management in Clovis. The mayor highlighted concerns regarding potential water restrictions, particularly the implications of enacting Stage 3 or Stage 4 restrictions. He emphasized that such measures could significantly hinder the community's growth and economic development, as they would deter investment in business and housing.

The committee reviewed updates on ongoing water projects, with a focus on mapping and assessing the progress of various segments. The mayor noted that understanding these projects is crucial for addressing the community's water needs and ensuring sustainable development.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of volunteerism in local governance and the pressing challenges related to water management in Clovis. The committee plans to continue monitoring water resources and exploring strategies to mitigate potential restrictions that could impact the community's future.