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Supervisor seeks December meeting with design group to discuss Roosevelt drainage plan
Summary
Supervisor Tim Humphrey said the county will attempt to have the drainage design group attend a December meeting to present or follow up on drainage plans for Roosevelt; no formal action or schedule was recorded at the Oct. 22 meeting.
Gila County Supervisor Tim Humphrey told the Roosevelt community that the county is addressing a drainage plan for the area and would attempt to have the design group attend a community meeting in December.
The statement indicates the county intends to bring technical staff or consultants to the community to present the drainage plan or updates, though the meeting did not provide firm dates or a finalized plan for public review.
Why it matters: drainage planning affects how stormwater is managed and can influence future maintenance needs, design work and potential property impacts. The supervisor’s commitment to invite the design group establishes a near-term opportunity for residents to hear technical details directly from planners.
Next steps noted at the meeting: the supervisor said he would try to arrange the design group’s attendance at a December meeting; the meeting record does not specify a date, venue or deliverables from that presentation.
