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Votes at a glance: Nogales council approves holiday grants, event support, liquor license and subdivision amendment

Mayor and City Council of Nogales, Arizona · December 4, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 3 meeting the Nogales City Council approved funding for a Guadalupe procession, in-kind support for a local mission—s holiday event, a special liquor license for a museum festival, shared revenue pass-through and a $500 holiday supplement for employees, and amended the North 32 subdivision final plat.

The Nogales City Council passed multiple action items during its Dec. 3 session. Key outcomes:

- Our Lady of Guadalupe procession (Dec. 11): Council approved $400 in support for police and traffic control to support an estimated 100–120 participants after a motion and second (voice vote).

- Crossroads Nogales Mission holiday event (Dec. 13): Council approved a request for portable restrooms and trash receptacles. The item fell under the city—s in-kind policy threshold and was approved with a motion and second.

- Special liquor license: Council approved a special liquor license application (2025-21) for a Santa Cruz Children—s Museum festival on Dec. 13 after motion and second.

- Acceptance of shared revenue program funds (Order 2025-12-041): Council approved acceptance of the state/shared revenue program and authorized pass-through to selected local entities.

- Holiday supplement for employees (Order 2025-12-042): Council authorized a one-time, nonrecurring holiday supplement payment of $500 to all full-time employees; the motion passed.

- North 32 Subdivision final-plot amendment (Order 2025-12-043): Council voted to remove a secondary entrance requirement from the final plat approval; motion passed by voice vote.

Several of these votes were unanimous or passed by voice vote after discussion; no recorded roll-call tallies were provided in the meeting transcript for these items except for the later reimbursement-code vote noted elsewhere.