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Council members urge volunteers for food distribution, remind residents to pick up dog waste; mayor outlines local projects
Summary
At the March 12 meeting councilmembers announced a local food distribution, park encouragement, circus-ticket sales and other community events; Mayor Johann Wallace updated the council on the Skyline project, CDBG meeting, landfill grant activity, and Cochise College funding for AI education.
Councilmembers used the reports-of-current-events segment to announce volunteer opportunities and community reminders.
Councilmember Cynthia Butterworth said "we have the food distribution next Friday and so we'll if anyone wants to volunteer just two little hours of your time" and urged residents to pick up after pets, citing safety concerns near school bus stops. Councilmember Danielle Cardella encouraged residents to enjoy parks as the weather warms. Mayor Pro Tem Christy Hirshberg promoted an upcoming community meeting and noted she would sell circus tickets as a fundraiser.
Mayor Johann R. Wallace summarized recent outreach and projects, saying the Skyline project "will be starting in about 30 days," discussed grant activity for the landfill and CDBG planning for March 21, and noted coordination on permitting for cactus/ocotillo movement related to a county jail project.
These items were informational; no formal council action was required.
