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City Council Meeting | 07.09.2026
Published: Jul 9, 2026
Council Members Reflect on Community Contributions and Mourn Loss of Mother Julia Macau
Vice Mayor Flowers echoed congratulations to the Parks and Recreation employees and thanked Father Greg for his prayer and tribute to Mother Julia Macau, whom she described as a servant leader and the 'nicest person in Sierra Vista.' Mayor Macau then addressed the passing of his mother, Mother Julia Macau, expressing gratitude for the community's support and sharing a personal anecdote about her character. He also noted an incident involving a life saved on Fort Wuka, which was deferred due to not being an agenda item but promised recognition.
City Attorney Contract Amended to Include 2% Salary Increase
The council approved Resolution 2026-054, amending the city attorney's contract. The amendment adjusts the salary of City Attorney Nathan Williams to reflect a 2% cost of living increase, consistent with raises given to other city employees. Williams has served as city attorney since August 22nd, 2013.
Council Adopts Transit Title VI Plan to Ensure Non-Discrimination
The council approved Resolution 2026-053, adopting the transit title 6 plan. This plan is a requirement from the FTA and Department of Transportation to ensure transit systems receiving federal funds comply with non-discrimination rules based on race, color, or national origin. The plan serves as a guiding document outlining the transit authority's approach to non-discrimination and will be uploaded to the FTA for review. It is a living document that needs to be updated every three years, with the last update in 2023. If modifications are requested by the FTA, they will be incorporated into the document.
Councilwoman Highlights Upcoming Community Events and Local Businesses
Councilwoman Landry expressed congratulations to the Parks and Recreation employees of the year and acknowledged the ADEQ award. She promoted the Hummingbird Triathlon on August 15th, detailing the swim, bike, and run distances, and noted it can be done individually or as a team. She also highlighted 'Doc's Watering Hole' as a new venue for game nights (trivia, games) held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6:30 PM, emphasizing their community support and engagement.
City Manager Reports Project Completions, Upcoming Initiatives, and Positive Financial Outlook
The City Manager reported on several completed and upcoming projects, as well as positive financial news. The CDBG funded Roma slab and sidewalks for Catholic Community Services is complete. The ESCO project for wastewater treatment plant upgrade kickoff is July 30th, with solar panels procured. The Schneider Electric energy savings project at Sierra Vista Golf Course is starting, including irrigation improvements and turf removal to save water. Henry Jones Park phase one construction is in progress, expected to finish by August. Significant improvements were noted in reducing unfunded pension liabilities by 15% ($8.8 million reduction). May's sales tax revenue is up 3% over last year.
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