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Council approves in‑kind support for binational 'Interalcades' summit and Buffalo Soldiers tribute

2109962 · January 8, 2025
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Summary

Council approved in‑kind contributions for a binational Interalcades summit March 28–30 (roughly $2,000 in‑kind) and approved the Buffalo Soldiers Legacy Association's in‑kind support for its 2025 tribute at city hall.

The Nogales City Council approved two event support items: in‑kind city assistance for a binational mayoral summit organized by Fundacion Noris Causa (FHC) and in‑kind contribution for the Buffalo Soldiers Legacy Association’s 2025 tribute.

Maritza Liniguera, president of Fundacion Noris Causa USA, described the Interalcades binational summit scheduled for March 28–30. The event will bring mayors from Mexican and U.S. cities and public safety awards ceremonies; Liniguera said organizers expect mayors and firefighters from around Mexico and the U.S. and that the program will include events on Morley Avenue, a luncheon at the courthouse and an awards dinner at the Palauro. Staff said the foundation requested the city provide in‑kind support valued at roughly $2,000; the council approved the request by voice vote with no recorded opposition on the record.

Separately, Donna Jackson Hudson and other Buffalo Soldiers Legacy Association representatives presented plans for the 4th annual Nogales Buffalo Soldiers tribute to be held Feb. 1 in front of city hall; the council approved the association’s request for in‑kind city support during the approval of the associated agenda item.

Why it matters: Both items formalize city support for community cultural and binational engagement events. The Interalcades summit is intended to increase cross‑border collaboration and highlight Nogales as a binational host; the Buffalo Soldiers tribute is an annual local commemoration with large community participation.