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Flagstaff City advisory committee launches, sets weekly schedule and begins work toward possible 2026 ballot measure
Summary
A newly formed Flagstaff City public-safety advisory committee met to introduce members, approve a weekly meeting time and outline work leading to a recommendation to City Council on a possible ballot measure for November 2026. Staff flagged a financial‑outlook review and community survey as the committee’s next items.
A Flagstaff City public‑safety advisory committee held its first meeting to introduce members, confirm logistics and begin work toward advising City Council on whether to place a public‑safety funding measure on the November 2026 ballot.
Shannon Anderson, senior deputy city manager and the meeting facilitator, told the committee it will meet weekly through the near term and outlined a timeline that includes two financial‑outlook sessions, presentations from the Fire Department (including aircraft rescue and firefighting), emergency management and the Police Department, followed by survey results and deliberations. "We will be tasked with advising council on a potential ballot measure for November '26," Anderson said.
After a discussion of availability and a request that a virtual option remain available, members agreed to meet Wednesdays from…
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