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Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mayor and City Council of the City of Willcox Special Meeting Minutes
The Council issued proclamations declaring September as STEAM Month and Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and emphasized a stance against human trafficking. Major actions included the adoption of a residential zoning district and amendments to land use tables. The Council approved the transfer of specific roads from ADOT, the write-off of uncollectible utility accounts, and the granting of a liquor license. Additionally, authorization was provided for electrical and insulation improvements at the Public Works Yard Bus Barn, as well as the purchase of new bleachers for the rodeo arena.
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City Of Willcox Mayor And City Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed several operational and developmental matters. Key actions included the approval of purchases for a water truck for Public Works and rodeo bleachers for Quail Park, authorization for electrical and insulation work at the bus barn, and the approval of a barn-style shade pavilion. Legislative actions included amendments to zoning codes for solar energy uses and changes to zoning district boundaries. Additionally, the Board of Adjustment held public hearings and approved variances and a conditional use permit. The meeting concluded with a city manager's report.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mayor and City Council of Willcox Special Meeting
The council conducted a public hearing regarding a Series 10 liquor license application for Allsup's. Following the public hearing, the council officially approved the liquor license application for Allsup's.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mayor And City Council Of The City Of Willcox Special Meeting
The Council approved the write-off of uncollectible terminated utility accounts and authorized the transfer of Virginia Avenue and Fort Grant Road from the Arizona Department of Transportation to the City. Public hearings resulted in the adoption of ordinances pertaining to a new residential zoning district and the organization of land uses into table form across multiple zoning chapters. The Council also accepted a waterline easement for municipal water facility operations and maintenance. Additionally, the Council reviewed initiatives to simplify building and permitting regulations and received administrative reports concerning water system emergency responses, infrastructure maintenance, and ongoing challenges with trash service providers.
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