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Ongoing look into local law enforcement and anti-trafficking efforts
Update 9/12/22: I submitted this letter to the City Council: Update 8/21/22: Arizona Daily Sun interview with City Manager Greg Clifton. Update 8/10/22: Very little information has been released by the City, which is frustrating. ABC15 recently ran a follow up story and the Arizona Daily Sun ran a story today, August 10. This article contains opinions of two defense attorneys that the officers involved likely broke Arizona law. I can’t find any statement on the City of Flagstaff’s website and the Coconino County Attorney apparently hasn’t issued any statements. According to ABC15, the incident is being investigated by an outside agency and they were first to report that Flagstaff’s Chief of Police, Dan Musselman has been placed on a non-disciplinary administrative leave by the…
I’m voting YES on Propositions 487, 488, and 482
Bed, Board, and Beverage; Mountain Line transit; Coconino County’s expenditure limit.
Mayors’ Institute on City Design
At the session, mayors, Tribal leaders, and design team experts came together to discuss projects in our communities related to housing and entrepreneurship, cultural continuance, and climate change resilience.
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In late April, I joined nearly 50 other mayors and descended on Washington, DC on a mission to fight for solutions to address the housing and homelessness crisis affecting U.S. cities. We advocated for changes to voucher income qualifications for veterans, additional funding for housing choice vouchers, and increasing or eliminating the cap on the number of project-based vouchers (vouchers that are attached to a rental development rather than an individual or family). On the first day of our trip, we met with Xavier Becerra, Secretary of Health and Human Services; Adrianne Todman, Acting Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Denis McDonough, Secretary of Veterans Affairs; Tom Perez, Senior Advisor to the President and Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs; Neera Tanden,…
Water Rights Guaranteed Under Latest Settlement Agreement
This historic Agreement was a long time in the making. Since the mid-1990s, the Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe and parties to the Little Colorado River Adjudication, including Flagstaff, have attempted to settle water rights disputes through settlement. When settlement talks were not possible, the parties were actively litigating the water rights claims of the Hopi Tribe and Navajo Nation. Litigation had been ongoing since the 1970s—both expensive and resulting only in “paper” water rights for the Tribes.