PRIMARY
ELECTION 2010
The
first unofficial results will be posted after 8:00 p.m. on Election
Night, August 24 th on the following website:
CochiseCounty.az.us.gov
ELECCION
PRIMARIA 2010
Los
primeros resultados no oficiales se publicará después
de las 8:00 de la noche de la elección primaria, el 24 de agosto
en el siguiente sitio Web:
CochiseCounty.az.us.gov
PUBLIC
NOTICE
August
5, 2010
TINTOWN
SEWER PROJECT
FIRST
PUBLIC MEETING
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 9, 2010; 6:30 P.M.
FIRE
STATION 81, BISBEE , AZ
The
Public Works Department will hold a Public Meeting on Thursday, September
9, 2010, at 6:30 p.m. at Bisbee Fire Station 81 located at 192 S.
Highway 92 in Bisbee, Arizona, at which time the public will be invited
to provide comments and ask questions on the Tintown Sewer Project.
PURPOSE:
The City of Bisbee will present the
proposed Tintown Wastewater System Improvements project
in order to provide the residents of Tintown, with an improved wastewater
system . This meeting will be held per the requirements for certification
by the Border Environment Cooperation Commission (BECC). This Public
Meeting will include a briefing on the Technical and Environmental
aspects of the project and a hearing of public comments.
PROJECT:
The project
will include improvements to extend the wastewater collection system
to Tintown and provide sewer service to the individual residential
units. Funding has been requested from the Border Environmental Cooperation
Commission ( BECC), the United States Department of Agriculture Rural
Development (USDA-RD), and the North American Development Bank (NADB).
AVAILABILITY
OF DESIGN DOCUMENTS: Copies of the
Preliminary Engineering Report and Final Design are available for
review between the hours of 10:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M., Monday through
Friday, at the Public Works Department located at 404 Bisbee Road
.
PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION : Citizens are invited
to attend and may express their views on this project. Oral and written
comments may be presented at this meeting. Written comments may also
be mailed to Tom Klimek , Public Works Director, 118 Arizona Street
, Bisbee , AZ 85603 .
Please
contact Tom Klimek at (520) 432-6002 or the Citizen's Steering Committee
President Bennie Scott at (520) 432-3294.
PUBLIC
WORKS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
CHANGE IN OFFICE HOURS
Effective June 1, 2010
The
Public Works Administration Office has changed their hours of operation.
The new hours are as follows:
Monday
thru Friday: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
For
emergencies, contact Police Department, 432-2261.
Work
Order Requests will be taken by voicemail during hours of closure.
Public
Works Department appreciates the support and understanding as they
strive to serve the citizens of Bisbee.
Questions,
contact Tom Klimek at 520.432.6002
STREETS
AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE
The
Streets and Infrastructure Committee was created to advise Mayor and
Council with suggestions, and prioritizing the streets of Bisbee that
are in need of repair, and the manner in which to repair streets.
In
order for the Streets and Infrastructure Committee to determine which
streets in the City of Bisbee will require reconstruction and maintenance,
it became necessary for the committee members to visit and to assess
each street in the city and make a determination of the pavement surface
condition. A Streets
Inventory Map has been produced showing the results of the work
of the Committee.
The
Street and Infrastructure Committee would also like to hear from interested
citizens regarding the findings of the committee and welcomes their
input at the monthly meetings generally held on the last Thursday
of the month at 5:30 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers. As identified
in the meeting agenda there is a call to the public at the beginning
of the session and we would encourage you to participate.
If
you have further questions regarding the Streets and Infrastructure
Committee please contact Tom Klimek at 520-432-6002 or 520-432-6004
or tklimek@cityofbisbee.com
ADOPT-A-PARK
PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT
The
City of Bisbee has recently updated its Adopt-A-Park Program and is
currently seeking volunteers who would like to participate. Adopt-A-Park
is a citywide volunteer program that recruits and trains residents
to assist in the general care and maintenance of neighborhood parks.
Volunteers may include individuals, senior citizens, youth groups,
schools, scouts, church groups, and businesses. For an information
packet, contact Caroline Gonzales at 520-432-6002, stop by Public
Works at 404 Bisbee Road or
click
here. Please consider assisting with the protection and enhancement
of Bisbee's eighborhood parks!
WALKING
TOUR GUIDE SHOWCASES
BISBEE'S
"HISTORY
ON THE HILLSIDE"
For more information about a walking tour brochure of Bisbee, click
here. This brochure describes the architecture of more
than 25 points of interest in Bisbee.
FOR
TRIVIA BUFFS:"INTRIGUING
FACTS ABOUT BISBEE"
click
here
