The Lake Havasu City Council meeting held on July 22, 2025, focused on several key community initiatives and updates. The meeting began with a commendation for the city’s nimble transit system, which is recognized as the first of its kind in Arizona. Council members praised the LHC Direct app, which allows residents to navigate the community for a fare of $3.25, available Monday through Friday.

Following the transit discussion, Mayor Shi expressed gratitude to Council Member Jenny Coke and Vice Mayor Cameron Moses for their participation in a recent blood drive organized by Videlint, a nonprofit blood and biotherapies organization. Their involvement was highlighted as a significant contribution to promoting local blood donations and strengthening community partnerships.

The meeting also addressed the recent community workshops for the 2026 journal plan update. Attendees shared their visions for the future of Lake Havasu City, contributing to a vibrant discussion filled with thoughtful ideas and community engagement.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city’s commitment to enhancing local services and fostering community involvement, with plans for continued collaboration and future initiatives.