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Supervisor Humphrey briefs Roosevelt residents on county programs, road concerns and funding
Summary
Gila County Supervisor Tim Humphrey updated seven Roosevelt residents on Feb. 12 about homeless assistance, workforce efforts, fire-risk reminders, a letter concerning HURF road funding and local road complaints; he also reported on a recent enforcement hearing and an upcoming Washington, D.C. conference.
Supervisor Tim Humphrey updated seven Roosevelt residents at a community meeting on Feb. 12 about county services, local road problems and funding concerns.
Humphrey distributed handouts including prior meeting minutes and materials on county programs and homeless assistance, described Arizona@Work’s role in linking local employers to youth employment and apprenticeship opportunities, and warned residents about dry conditions and heightened fire danger.
He noted a letter from Rep. David Cook about Highway User Revenue Fund (HURF) assistance for rural road maintenance, said he reported on the hearing and judgment in the Jennifer King enforcement matter (the judgment’s details were not specified in the record), and told residents he will attend a rural supervisors’ conference in Washington, D.C., during the first week of March.
Humphrey solicited resident input on road maintenance and heard concerns about the condition of the resort road. The meeting closed with a reminder that the next neighborhood meeting is scheduled for March 6 at 1 p.m.
