City Council - Regular Meeting

Mr. Rickey there. Can I impose upon you, Pastor Brown, to come up and get, if you'll please stand if you wish to join us.

Amen. Please join me in the pledge. republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all thank you all right we are going to start our evening tonight with a couple of proclamations first for fire prevention if i could have members of i believe bullhead fire is here come forward to the uh All right. This is for Bullhead City Fire Department Fire Prevention Week 2026 proclamation. Whereas the Bullhead City Fire Department is committed to ensuring the safety and security of all those living in and visiting Bullhead City. And whereas. Fire remains a serio

I'm gonna ask Carol Finkelstein to join me. Do you have anyone else in your group here, Carol?

So this proclamation is for um, recovering the park and their group. Whereas by celebrating recovery, we create an awareness of the importance of eliminating the stigmatism of addiction. As many of us are close to someone who has, who is working to overcome drug nicotine and alcohol addiction. And our support is vital to help them balance healing with their everyday responsibilities. And whereas there are many pathways to recovery and overcoming an addiction is courageous and difficult. We believe everyone is capable of achieving and sustaining recovery and thereby reducing the number of overd

Okay, moving on, we're going to do call to the public. Call to the public is available for citizens wishing to address the council on issues within the jurisdiction of the city, but not listed on the agenda. Comments must be limited to three minutes or less unless speaking on behalf of a group of citizens that are present, and then the time is five minutes. A maximum of 30 minutes is allocated for call to the public. If you are with a group, please allow Vice Mayor to know that so he can set the time accordingly. Citizens wishing to address an item already on tonight's agenda should wait until

Thank you. Anyone else? Seeing no one rise, I'm gonna close call to the public. I'm gonna ask for any agenda modifications. If none, I'll take a waiver motion.

Okay, and for myself, not that we don't have a lot of things happening on Thursday, September 17th, but Tri-State Cares is hosting a plant bingo at the venue. Tickets are still available. Doors open at 5 p.m. If you don't know where that is, it's 837 Hancock Road. Proceeds will go to Tri-State Cares group of members that are taking care of our more fragile seniors in our local area. Should be a good time. You have opportunity to win plants and or a prize. Table is $240 for eight people or $30 at the door. Or you can go ahead and call the venue at, I'm sorry, let me put my glasses on. I can't r

Yeah, personally, I can't think of anything better. This is a win-win all the way down the road. But I'm going to open it up to the public. Anybody have any questions? Seeing none, I'll take a motion.

Any questions? Hey, Allie, did I hear you correctly? You said unlimited 24-7? It will be, yeah. $35 a month per dog.

Thank you. Any questions? Now, do I have anybody in the audience? Any questions? No? All right, I'll take a motion then, please.

Thank you. Anyone else? Anyone from the audience?

six in favor of the motion motion carries okay that concludes our meeting for this evening thank you very much