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Votes at a glance: Camp Verde council actions from July 15, 2026

Mayor and Council, Town of Camp Verde · July 15, 2026
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Summary

Summary of key July 15 council votes: consent agenda (including manager resignation/severance) approved 7-0; liquor-license recommendations for Agustina's Fogon and Smoke Express recommended 7-0; Jackpot Ranch use permit remanded to P&Z 7-0; Bid No. 26-230 awarded to Lincoln Constructors 7-0; personnel manual approved with exceptions 7-0; retainer to Interim Public Management authorized 7-0.

Key outcomes of the Camp Verde Town Council meeting on July 15, 2026:

- Consent agenda approved (7-0), including acceptance of the Town Manager's resignation and authorization to execute a separation agreement with six months' severance. - Recommendation of approval forwarded to the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control for Agustina's Fogon (Series 12); vote 7-0. - Recommendation of approval forwarded to the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control for Smoke Express and Liquor (Series 9); vote 7-0. - Use Permit #2025-0008 (Jackpot Ranch RV Park) remanded to Planning & Zoning for additional findings and rehearing (7-0); P&Z rehearing set for Aug. 27, 2026; Council review Oct. 21, 2026. - Bid No. 26-230 (Verde Lakes Drive Sidewalk Improvements) awarded to Lincoln Constructors for $481,238.75 using ADOT TIP funds; vote 7-0. - Personnel Manual revisions approved with exceptions to Sections 3-2-3 and 3-8; follow-up discussion scheduled for Aug. 5, 2026; motion passed 7-0. - Council authorized a retainer with Interim Public Management to recruit an Interim Town Manager and authorized the Mayor and Town Attorney to execute the contract; vote 7-0.

All recorded roll-call votes were unanimous (7-0) for the items listed above. Where the Council's action was a recommendation (liquor licenses), the final decision rests with the state agency.