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ASU Project Cities outlines water-conservation engagement strategies to Camp Verde council
Summary
Allison Almond of ASU Project Cities presented frameworks for inclusive water governance and engagement in rural communities; Stormwater Specialist Patricia Mancini highlighted the town's stormwater facility during the June 4 council meeting.
At the June 4 Camp Verde Town Council meeting, Allison Almond, program manager for ASU Project Cities, presented the program 'Project Cities: Sustainability Through Local Action' and summarized recommendations for engaging community partners on water sustainability.
Almond described how ASU connects local governments and community stakeholders to develop inclusive decision-making frameworks around water resources, with emphasis on strategies that work in rural and small-town contexts. Stormwater Specialist Patricia Mancini showed a photograph of the town’s stormwater facility — the Camp Verde Rain Tank and Rain Garden — and answered Council questions about the facility and local stormwater management.
The presentation emphasized public engagement approaches and equitable governance models for water decision-making; no formal action was taken by the council on the presentation itself. Staff responded to council questions during the allotted presentation time; the meeting proceeded to other agenda items following the briefing.
