Happy New Year! Here’s to a year of building an even stronger and more resilient community!
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I’m voting YES on Propositions 487, 488, and 482
Bed, Board, and Beverage; Mountain Line transit; Coconino County’s expenditure limit.
Flagstaff Shelter Services buys motel, provides support to even more people
Will eventually transition to provide permanent supportive housing.
Making Quality-of-Life Improvements in Flagstaff
I’m happy to report progress on Flagstaff’s Carbon Neutrality Plan (CNP). I’m proud of our community for its planning, utilization of the latest science, and advocacy that created the CNP. To watch the latest update given at the June 18, 2024 city council meeting, watch the video here. I’m a strong supporter of the CNP for several reasons. This plan emerged from several years of work by thousands of residents and the city’s sustainability staff. I attended many meetings where I learned more about climate science and experienced the support expressed by Flagstaff residents of all ages. Importantly, I support the plan for the improved air quality, neighborhood cohesion, and cost savings that residents can enjoy through taking climate action. Clean energy, water security, reduced…
Extreme Weather Emergency Tour
Back here in Flagstaff, we’ll stand together and figure out our next steps. I ask our elected representatives to stand with us. The people who will suffer most from climate inaction are those of us on the ground—the first responders, renters and homeowners, local businesses, the young/elderly/medically fragile—in other words—all of us.
Celebrating the Northern Arizona University Marching Band’s Incredible Achievement in New York City
This remarkable event was a milestone not only for the dedicated students, staff, and alumni of NAU but also for the entire Flagstaff community, whose unwavering support helped make this dream a reality.
Non-profit organizations do heavy lifting
You and I rely on Flagstaff non-profit organizations to do the work that benefits our lives and sometimes goes unnoticed and underfunded.