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Cochise County to hold Nov. 6 town hall on roads; public urged to prioritize maintenance
Summary
Sheriff Mark Daniels urged residents to attend a Nov. 6 Cochise County town hall in Bisbee to weigh in on road maintenance and prioritization; he said roads and public safety topped a previous county survey of residents' priorities.
Sheriff Mark Daniels asked Cochise County residents to attend a county road‑prioritization town hall on Nov. 6 at the Board of Supervisors room in Bisbee, saying the county is seeking public input on maintenance and project prioritization.
Daniels said a county survey in prior years showed public safety and roads consistently rank as the two top concerns for residents. "This is an opportunity to go, be voiced when it comes to your roads," he said, announcing the meeting will run from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Board of Supervisors room in Bisbee.
He urged residents to bring specific local concerns — he named examples such as unmaintained or deteriorated stretches off Yockey, Cherokee and Mosen — and told listeners the board will use public input to prioritize projects. "We drive the same roads that are in question here," Daniels said, adding he supports the board's effort to expand prioritized projects.
Ending: The sheriff said the meeting is an opportunity for residents to influence the county's road program and encouraged attendance by those affected by non‑maintained or poorly maintained roads.
