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Officials weigh whether a colonia designation exists inside Huachuca City

Town of Huachuca City Town Council · March 21, 2026
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Summary

SEAGO said Colonias funding targets communities lacking potable water/sewer or adequate housing; Mayor and manager were unsure whether a qualifying colonia lies inside town limits and staff said the designation would need checking before a Colonias application.

SEAGO staff told the hearing Colonias are defined by objective criteria such as lack of potable water, inadequate sewage systems and substandard housing that predate November 28, 1991. Osborne said Colonias grants are competitive and typically limited to water, wastewater, storm drainage or housing rehabilitation and require shovel‑ready designs and income‑qualified client lists.

Mayor Johann Wallace and Town Manager Suzanne Harvey both said they were unsure whether the nearby trailer park or nearby areas meet state Colonias boundaries; Osborne recommended staff confirm the map and, if qualifying, include a Colonias‑eligible project on the town’s project list so it can be considered during the competitive SSP/Colonia cycle.