Springerville council approves pedestrian-safety and pavement IGAs and funds local rodeo
Summary
At its May 20 meeting the Springerville Town Council approved two intergovernmental agreements with the Arizona Department of Transportation (Resolution 2026-R013 for a HAWK crossing on East Main Street and Resolution 2026-R014 for milling and repaving Maricopa Drive) and approved a $750 funding request for the Brown Valley Rodeo; consent agenda items were also approved.
The Springerville Town Council voted on several routine and project items during its May 20 meeting.
Votes and outcomes • Consent agenda: Council approved the consent agenda (items noted as "6 and 6"). (Mover/second not recorded in the transcript; vote recorded as in favor; tally not specified.)
• Brown Valley Rodeo funding: Council approved a $750 funding request from the Brown Valley Rodeo committee for the 114th annual rodeo following a recommendation from the tourism committee.
• Resolution 2026-R013 (pedestrian safety): Council approved Resolution 2026-R013, authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation for pedestrian-safety improvements (a HAWK crossing) at East Main Street/US-60 and Puma to improve school-area crossings. The council read and seconded the resolution and recorded the motion as passed (tally not specified).
• Resolution 2026-R014 (milling and striping): Council approved Resolution 2026-R014, authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation for milling, new pavement and striping of Maricopa Drive from Kima Street; work is anticipated to begin in spring 2027 pending permits and scheduling.
Where votes were not fully recorded in the transcript (mover/second names and roll-call tallies), the actions are reported here as passed per the council’s verbal confirmation at the meeting. No recorded ‘no’ votes or abstentions were announced in the transcript.
Ending: The meeting concluded after the indicated approvals; project scheduling and permitting (Maricopa Drive) and implementation details will follow in staff briefings and future agenda items.
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