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Roosevelt meeting posts community notices: dump totals, helicopter insurance, health fair, drug take-back and census hiring

Roosevelt Community Meeting · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Meeting minutes listed community-service items and events: recent Dollar Dump Day totals (Globe 96 tons; Payson 77.95 tons; total to date 1,415.93 tons), helicopter insurance sign-ups via Stormy Ewing, an Oct. 30 health fair, an Oct. 27 drug Take Back Day, a Dec. 15 luminary event and local hiring for the 2020 Census.

The Roosevelt community meeting on Oct. 22 included a series of public-service notices and event reminders for residents.

Dollar Dump Day: the minutes recorded disposal totals of 96 tons for Globe and 77.95 tons for Payson; the cumulative total reported to date was 1,415.93 tons (2,831,860 pounds).

Helicopter insurance and health fair: sign-up information for helicopter insurance (PHI/Air Evac or Air Methods/Native Air) was made available through Stormy Ewing of the Tonto Basin Fire Department; the meeting noted a Health Fair will take place Oct. 30 at the Desert Community Church from 10 a.m. to noon where attendees may sign up.

Prescription drug Take Back Day: the Copper Basin Coalition will run a Take Back Day on Oct. 27 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with collection sites at Fry’s in Globe and Walmart in Payson.

Tonto National Monument: a free Holiday Luminary event is scheduled for Dec. 15 from 6 to 9 p.m.

2020 Census hiring: the meeting reminded residents that local census workers will be hired for the 2020 Census and recorded a figure of $1,979 per person as the monies allocated to the state associated with the count (as stated at the meeting).

These items were presented as community notices; no formal actions or votes were recorded on the events or sign-up opportunities during the meeting.