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\"Keep them indoors or secured in a room or kennel so that they don't escape your property,\" Schultz said on the July 4 First Watch radio program. She recommended playing music to drown out noise, offering calming treats and keeping supervising adults sober and attentive when animals are near fireworks.

Schultz said that if a pet goes missing, residents should call Cochise County dispatch at (520) 803-3555 to report a loss, or call the shelter at (520) 458-4151 to check if the animal has been brought in. She said the Nancy J. Brewer Animal Care Center is located at 6799 East Highway 90 and that the shelter would be open the next day from noon to 5 p.m.

The animal-control representative asked residents not to bring pets to crowded public events and reiterated that the shelter maintains a social presence on Facebook with additional information.

For lost-pet reports, Schultz directed callers to the dispatch and shelter phone numbers provided on the broadcast.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","20250704 First Watch","oneSentenceSummary","Britney Schultz of the Nancy J. Brewer Animal Care Center advised pet owners to keep animals indoors or secured and provided the shelter’s contact numbers and hours for the holiday period.","taxTitle","Cochise County, Arizona","taxId",27859,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6520634,"Sheriff Mark Danos joins Homeland Security Advisory Council; attends first meeting in Washington",100,662000,762000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5213418-021228512d6d2bf5674bd08df1e3220d&start=662&end=762","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5213418-021228512d6d2bf5674bd08df1e3220d/thumbnail_662000.jpg","/articles/6520634/Cochise-County/Arizona/Sheriff-Mark-Danos-joins-Homeland-Security-Advisory-Council-attends-first-meeting-in-Washington","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6520634-073f4902357a775991da7ce0d7d5da06/orig.mp4?Expires=1770437465&Signature=gKxGd-tsfZpyEdbZnRIL5KFrw-MvtpGd8Kmq7Fb451-6urHIsLU7g5SVLAn55qNqFSy9T-wAx~oaSDKpQRrz6SrLbNr-9HuVli2JGOzhCVa8KqWdMZX8y2S6xzSS24dIANz9i1Q2xYPcJi99BqvcHY9NE~PnrzIP6yOroYb38EbUfLFBwDYOQe-UeWPxzhuU77YsAniMB1R-r4b8vtXKEXB04TcOG5LbrgNwTx2N8CshtYPnEUoLDkiyrPavBtGs13ufXP-~7vgRpeamYb96Rk3usJBUmk8xNNc9tr7wEh3qzmdufyoeuRSdqDqmRSZP2Awx~TI6emS95CZbzU9PxQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sheriff Mark Danos said he was honored to be appointed to the Homeland Security Advisory Council to represent America’s sheriffs and Cochise County.

Danos told listeners he attended the council’s first meeting in Washington, D.C., where members met at the secretary’s residence for a social event, participated in a formal session in a situation-room setting and exchanged views with federal and state officials. \"I'm bringing Cochise County with me,\" Danos said on the July 4 First Watch program.

Danos said the council advises the secretary and the president on homeland issues including major events, border matters and other community-scale concerns. He described the group as composed of \"an esteemed group of colleagues\" and said he expected to both contribute and learn from the national discussion.

Danos did not describe specific recommendations or actions the council took during the meeting on the broadcast.","Sheriff Mark Danos said he was appointed to the Homeland Security Advisory Council to represent America's sheriffs, attended his first meeting in Washington, D.C., and expects to bring local perspectives to national homeland-security discussions.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6520638,"Fire chief warns of unusually high fire risk; Sierra Vista organizers outline rules and schedule for July 4 fireworks",831,1157000,1988000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5213418-021228512d6d2bf5674bd08df1e3220d&start=1157&end=1988","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5213418-021228512d6d2bf5674bd08df1e3220d/thumbnail_1157000.jpg","/articles/6520638/Cochise-County/Arizona/Fire-chief-warns-of-unusually-high-fire-risk-Sierra-Vista-organizers-outline-rules-and-schedule-for-July-4-fireworks","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6520638-3848e4b31c7404a524a850d6c816cf32/orig.mp4?Expires=1770437465&Signature=HvKWqYdPKN4ESlwpluDPyzAkwnP8XZ8vR8ZYKLyXTd~V501Z~FqvfY-LhljJvdsuiiVRSU~iudl9ik5FAC-3n84ab0pejCZGQC6Cg9hpXNxNwdCY7-SSHkvEatI13UojM5AF80GhCYyVaamBjJgSW1pWmYaLRzQKvTbAqJzIGupVClzSP8uad8N3wBtkO0ioOFbaTN4ccc5bt2QRPrNbQk18-s5jxdwPz4p0q3KdN9xOKmwGZTGHmzb8UiRDPQPBbTPAfQb3LqFF1fnl6hoL1XEIFW~73Q7r6pDLKZT2aDfphWuEqN6awbKmXStqgr4neS~Ug3q9BZXPfp2c7sGQYA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Fry Fire Chief Mark Savage warned that fuel-moisture readings supplied by the Coronado National Forest indicate higher-than-usual fire risk this year, and he urged residents to observe strict fireworks safety on the Fourth of July.

\"The fire risk right now this year is worse than it's ever been,\" Savage said on the July 4 First Watch radio program. He said fuel moistures for the year are well below figures from earlier years and that \"any potential sources of ignition can start a fire.\" He advised residents to reserve aerial or projectile fireworks to licensed professionals, keep consumer fireworks on private property and to supervise children closely.

Savage explained what is legal and what is not on local sales: fireworks purchased from local stores or licensed tents that are limited to ground effects and sparklers are legal, while aerial projectiles such as Roman candles and any devices that shoot into the air or explode are not legal. He cautioned that sparklers burn at about 2,000 degrees and can cause severe burns. Citing national injury data he said there were 11 deaths last year from fireworks and nearly 15,000 emergency-room visits — about a 50 percent increase from 2023.

Randy Siskind of the Sierra Vista Rotary Club outlined the city’s July 4 schedule and ground rules for attendees. Sierra Vista’s all-day celebration includes performances at Veterans Memorial Park, a band called Soul Medicine slated to start about 7 p.m., and an aerial and ground fireworks display staged at the Stone Sports Complex. He said the aerial show will be visible from the park and that the full ground show and finale are best seen from the Stone Sports Complex; the fireworks are scheduled to begin about 8:15 p.m., and organizers will dim lights for viewing.

Siskind and hosts also listed event restrictions and safety rules announced by organizers and law enforcement: no fireworks on public lands (including the Stone Sports Complex), no parking on the bypass during the fireworks, no charcoal grills at the Stone Sports Complex (gas grills only), obey directions from traffic and public-safety personnel, and organizers requested that attendees avoid using sparklers in crowded public viewing areas.

Organizers said the fireworks show is funded by the Sierra Vista Rotary Club with support from the City of Sierra Vista and Fort Huachuca and sponsored by a mix of local businesses; Rotary members said proceeds and sponsorships pay for the public show so no city general-fund money is required for the display. Siskind said volunteer, certified pyrotechnic crews — some members with 15-plus years of experience — handle the setup and firing of the display.

Fire officials and event organizers advised residents who plan to use consumer fireworks to follow local rules, keep fireworks on private property away from brush and structures, supervise sober adults, and consider alternatives such as attending a professional public display.

For community members concerned about fire weather and permitted activity, the Fry Fire Department and event organizers advised checking local updates and obeying on-site safety directions.","Fry Fire Chief Mark Savage said fuel moisture is at historic lows and the Fourth of July raises the risk of fires; he and Sierra Vista Rotary organizers described what fireworks are legal, where they may be used and event logistics for the city’s fireworks show.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6520643,"Cochise County sheriff backs experts' recommendation to rebuild jail at existing site; public meeting set",127,440000,567000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5213418-021228512d6d2bf5674bd08df1e3220d&start=440&end=567","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5213418-021228512d6d2bf5674bd08df1e3220d/thumbnail_440000.jpg","/articles/6520643/Cochise-County/Arizona/Cochise-County-sheriff-backs-experts-recommendation-to-rebuild-jail-at-existing-site-public-meeting-set","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6520643-f45ea90ec3b4409871599ae06ea7c088/orig.mp4?Expires=1770437465&Signature=DZVe-nIMNKgmScZuyh3nm6~goTpRnknqrnX0LB9wT7Rr-qMiOE9f44ae5Z4Ig0wZu~j-7fFzW3LLrbsMLpnTgBJ5Yt4EQ-QRJpJM94y2jrBBozJgHzGqcQDO7az27XdnnmftcjQRE0qmoFDsgzgvWbYFwQw65zirOlNYqWwRdA-JUdEuiofSwRXMZvPT9hG64DpHaCafPSmc0N-K3Lbf8LchZuIKOKjzSdGHn2az-yggBeRNGryvojUDuaBp11cUsZv4gbuNMyAWW3BBx-7cfKQ0BQOAjEeFKcKOffaUGGGMgOvjxd~BcpheOQ7QGFQafn-UFRhTg8ffmgHK~tsxOg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sheriff Mark Danos said experts advising Cochise County recommend rebuilding the county jail at the existing site and that he supports that recommendation.

The recommendation matters because the experts assessed operational factors such as proximity to the courts, medical access and staff commute patterns, and concluded that the current site remains most efficient. Danos said his office’s corrections experts — including Commander Kenny Bradshaw, a retired deputy warden — reviewed operational issues and provided a position paper that is posted on the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page.

Danos said the outside consultants considered court location, medical services and staffing when producing their recommendation and that his staff’s operational view matches the experts’. \"As a sheriff, as somebody's got constitutional authority to operate the jail and sustain the jail, we also have a recommendation which matches the experts,\" he said on the July 4 First Watch radio program. He added that a majority of detention staff live in the southern part of the county, which he estimated at about 80 percent, and said that was a factor in favor of the existing location.

The Board of Supervisors is continuing a site-selection process. Danos said the board will hold a public meeting next Thursday at about 5:30 p.m.; he asked listeners to verify the time on the county calendar. He described the position paper as a public record and said members of the public can request a copy from the sheriff’s office. \"If you want a copy, call our office. We can give you a copy of it,\" Danos said.

Danos emphasized that the recommendation was produced by experts and staff: \"It's not Sheriff Danos' — I have experts who work in the jail. My commander, Kenny Bradshaw, is a retired deputy warden from the state prisons... they spent their whole careers on putting that author that letter on their behalf.\" He encouraged public comment at the upcoming meeting.

No final decision had been reported on the radio program. The Board of Supervisors' site-selection process, including any vote or formal action, was not described in the broadcast.

The sheriff also noted other community matters during the program, including recognition of long-serving department members and a scheduled public meeting on the jail site-selection issue.

Citizens seeking the sheriff’s position paper or verification of the public meeting time were directed to the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page or to contact the office directly.","Sheriff Mark Danos said experts and his corrections team recommend rebuilding the county jail at its current location, and the Board of Supervisors will hold a public meeting next Thursday on site selection; the sheriff published a position paper on the office's Facebook page.","actionData","errors"]

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