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Council highlights food distribution, CDBG meeting and a community circus
Summary
Councilmembers shared community notices: a food distribution volunteer opportunity, park encouragement, upcoming CDBG meeting March 21, and a circus visit; Councilmembers also urged pet‑waste pickup at bus stops and parks.
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During reports of current events, Councilmember Cynthia Butterworth urged residents to volunteer at a local food distribution next Friday and asked residents to pick up after their dogs, noting specific problem areas near bus stops and Howard Street. Butterworth said, "PSA, please pick up after your dogs. And there are certain areas that I walk with Lucy... it's a violation of a town ordinance and it's rude and it's just discourteous not to pick up."
Councilmember Danielle Cardella encouraged residents to use town parks as the weather warms. Mayor Pro Tem Christy Hirshberg reported on local networking events and promoted circus ticket sales for a community fundraiser. Mayor Johann R. Wallace reviewed recent outreach including a Good Morning Sierra Vista event, a forthcoming Skyline project start in about 30 days, CDBG meeting scheduled for March 21, and Cochise College funding for AI education.
These items were delivered as informational reports rather than formal Council actions; Councilmembers also noted ongoing county coordination on permitting for ocotillo movement related to a regional project.
