TOWN OF
DEWEY-HUMBOLDT
P.O. BOX 69
HUMBOLDT, AZ
86329
www.dhaz.gov
(928) 632-7362

The Dewey-Humboldt
Newsletter
Vol. 10 Issue 3
March 2015

NEWS FROM TOWN HALL:
CALL FOR VOLUNTEER OF
THE YEAR NOMINATION

IN THIS ISSUE:
Activity Center
Agua Fria Festival
American Legion
Budget Season
Building Permits
CDBG Survey Help
Climbing Closures
Coffee With Town Mgr
DHHS Dues
DH Library News
DH Museum Doings
DH Town Meetings
In Memory
Irish Soda Bread
March Events & Holidays
Scam Alert from SS
Winter Farmers Market
YCSO VIPs

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MARCH 10TH
WORK SESSION
In an effort to encourage residents to voice your
thoughts about future budget
matters, the Town Council
has decided to move the
originally scheduled afternoon work-session meeting
on March 10th to the evening
at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will
take place at Town Hall,
2735 S. Highway 69, Dewey
-Humboldt. One item on the
agenda is to hear from the
residents
about
your
thoughts on the Town’s
budget.
The change of time for
this meeting will not affect
future work session meetings which are to occur pursuant to Town code at the
second Tuesday of each
month at 2:00 p.m.

Dewey-Humboldt Volunteer of the Year
(2014) Process Begins
Every day Dewey-Humboldt volunteers generously give their time and service to help others. Now here is your
chance to give back by nominating a deserving individual in Dewey-Humboldt for
his or her outstanding service through the
Town’s Volunteer-of-the-Year program.
Who is eligible? The nomination is
open to all Dewey-Humboldt residents
who have volunteered in 2014. Nominees
need to have been volunteers for organizations that directly benefit the citizens of
the Town of Dewey-Humboldt; the organization can be the Town Council, Town
Boards/Commission/Committees, including the Planning and Zoning Commission,
and Open Space and Trail Committee,
Volunteers for the Town’s Activity Center,
the Town Library, the Historical Society,
Humboldt Elementary School and other
agencies that have programs benefiting
the citizens of the Town of DeweyHumboldt are also eligible.
Nomination Process: The process is
simple. Nominations can be written on a
piece of paper and submitted to Cathy
Jackson at the Town office by 5 p.m.
Thursday, April 16, 2015. Only one nomination per paper please. Please state the
nominee’s name (who you are nominating), volunteer organization where the
nominee volunteered in 2014, and why
you believe the individual should be nominated, such as how his/her efforts volunteering in the specific organization have
made a profound difference in citizens’
lives. Nomination papers can also be
submitted via email to cathyjackson@dhaz.gov or faxed to 928-632-7365.
Honoree Selection: The Town Manager
will form a citizen committee to review the
nominations after the nomination period is
closed in April. The Committee then
makes a recommendation to the Council.
Nominees will be judged on their outstanding service to the citizens of Dewey-

Humboldt. The Honoree of the “Volunteer
-of-the-Year” Award, along with all that
have been nominated, will be recognized
by Town Council in May or June.
This is a wonderful way for the Town
to express its sincere appreciation for our
volunteers and also a great opportunity for
volunteers to inspire others through their
stories. Last year, Mr. Thomas Grimshaw
was the Honoree of the 2013 Volunteer of
the Year Award. This year once again, if
you know anyone who volunteers in the
community, please let the Town know
how he/she is doing a great job by nominating him/her.
Keep those nomination papers coming in! Kindly contact the Town Manager
if you have any questions.

COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP
DATES
Please be advised of the upcoming
“clean-up” days for D-H residents. The
Yavapai County Clean-Up Days at Mayer Transfer Station, 11130 S Antelope
Creek Rd, are free of charge to DH citizens. The dates are Thursdays, Fridays,
Saturdays on April 9, 10, 11 and April 16,
17, 18, from 8AM to 4PM. Accepted
items: household appliances, bagged
trash, auto batteries, unmounted tires,
furniture, and yard trimmings. Unaccepted items: loose trash, liquids, hazardous materials, cars, Ni Cad batteries,
dead animals; and commercial dumping.
On Saturday May 2, the Town is
partnering with Prescott Valley for a clean
-up event. There is a small fee: $2 per
Car, Small Van or SUV; $5 per Pickup
Truck; $10 per Vehicle with Trailer; $1
DOT Tires—un-mounted; $3 DOT Tires—
mounted; $5 Off-Road Heavy Truck Tires;
$25 Freon Appliances. Accepted Items:
Yard Clippings, Furniture and Other Residential items. Recycled Items: Old Appliances, Plastics #1 & #2, Aluminum,
Newspapers, Tires (10 max. limit), Auto
Batteries. Unaccepted Items: Free liquids
(oil, anti-freeze, paint, etc.); Ammunition;
Medical
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CLEAN-UP—Continued from page 1 Waste;

Explosives; Propane Tanks; Hazardous
Items.
If you are physically challenged,
possess a handicap license plate, a
resident of Dewey-Humboldt and unable to deliver items to the drop off site,
please call Town Hall at 632-7362 to
speak to Cathy Jackson or Ed Hanks
two weeks before the events to make
possible arrangements.

COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
CORNER
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO
FILL OUT THE CDBG
SURVEY FORM!
As many of you know, the Town
of Dewey-Humboldt is eligible for
Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) FY15 grant funding in the
amount of $266,693. The fund is used
for activities that benefit low- and moderate-income persons. After a period
of soliciting eligible projects, the Town
has decided to pursue the funds for
street/drainage/sidewalk
improvements in these neighborhoods: the
areas of E. Kachina Place, Blue Hills
Farm and S. Huron St.
In order to pursue grant funds the
Town is required to conduct a survey
to determine the percentage of low to
moderate income for “current residents” in the beneficiary areas. If you
live or own properties in the above
mentioned areas, you are likely to receive an income survey from Northern
Arizona Council of Governments
(NACOG) on behalf of the Town by
March 2, 2015. The information will be
kept strictly confidential and there will
be no way for anyone to connect the
information you supply regarding your
income with your name and address.
The result of the survey, however, will
determine whether or not the Town
can utilize the grant funds to improve
these areas. The Town is asking for
your participation in the survey.
If you receive one of these letters
and reside in the residence please
answer the survey form, sign it and
return it in the enclosed (stamped) self
-addressed envelope to NACOG prior

to March 30, 2015. If you receive a
letter and do not live at the residence
please contact Isabel Rollins with
NACOG at 928-778-2692 or Deni
Thompson at 928-632-7362 to assist
us in collecting qualified information.

NEW BUILDING
PERMITS
The Town’s Building Department
issued the following permits in January:

 1 New Single Family Residence
 1 Other New Building (Garage)
 1 New Manufactured Home

FROM THE COMMUNITY
AGUA FRIA FESTIVAL UPDATE: DO WE WANT TO
LOSE A PIECE OF ARIZONA
HISTORY?
By Bob Greene, Current Agua Fria
Festival Committee Chair
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Agua Fria Festival
is run by the Agua Fria Festival Committee, and the Committee is an independent organization separate from the
Town’s operation. In the past years, the
Town has supported the Festival financially. The views expressed in this article
may be representative of the Agua Fria
Festival Committee, but do not necessarily represent the Town’s position.

This past year the Bradshaw
Mountain Lion’s Club produced the
Agua Fria Festival. The Festival is
the oldest and longest running festival in the State of Arizona. This year
it will be 111 years old! It is a great
tradition and historical part of our
Town’s legacy to Arizona.
The Lion’s Club can no longer
produce the Festival and it may be

destine to fade. The Festival brings
dollars to Dewey-Humboldt and those
dollars convert to tax dollars that can
help run our Town. Regardless of
what some people think, I believe the
Town needs businesses to survive
and the Festival has the potential to
draw people to our community.
I am looking for a nonprofit organization that would be willing to step
up and run this historic event. I have
requested a grant from the Town for
$5000 for this year’s Festival and have
a bank account with funds to turn over
to an approved entity. The Festival is
not hard to run; it just takes some time
and people. The current Festival Committee intends for the profits to go to
building a park and sports complex for
the kids and town residents. In 2013,
the Agua Fria Festival purchased
$8500 worth of playground equipment, and materials to donate to the
Town’s Butte St. Park.
I appeal to every resident and
organization within Dewey-Humboldt
to search your souls and not let this
historic event fade into the sunset.
What about the Little League? You
need funds. The Park we are trying to
build would provide playing fields for
you. Can your parents step in? How
about the American Legion Post 78?
Isn’t the Legion supposed to give back
to the Town? It would be a great project for you. How about someone
stepping up and forming a DeweyHumboldt Chamber of Commerce and
sponsoring the Festival? There is also
the Historical Society who needs
funds to keep the museum alive.
The Agua Fria Festival already
has non-profit status. We are incorporated and all the work has been done
for you. I will act as an advisor for
your first year and remember that in
years past we had over 25,000 visitors
to the festival and sold nearly 200
booth space, each at $175.00. We
have in place sponsors who contribute
every year and a ton of other ways to
generate profits. I will help but need
someone or organization to step up.
Could that be you?
Email me at:
info@aguafriafestival.com
Visit our website at:
www.aguafrifestival.com
We need you!

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WE COULD USE
YOUR HELP!

POST 78
HUMBOLDT, AZ 86329
928-632-5185
MARCH 2015
March 4: Monthly Meetings: Post
Officer’s 3:30PM, Auxiliary 4pm, Post
Regular Meeting 5pm;
March 4: National “Hug a GI Day”
March 5: S.A.L. meets at 4pm;
March 7: 9 Ball Tournament
11:30am (1st Saturday of every
month);
March 15: American Legion Birthday;
March 18—22: Viet Nam Memorial
Wall at the Gateway Mall in Prescott;
March 19: VA Luncheon for Ft
Whipple Vets 11am at Post 78; March
19: RIDER’s Meeting 5:30pm (New
Day—New Time);
March 25: National Medal of Honor
Day;
March 28: Auxiliary eBoard Meeting at 11am.
COMING EVENTS: April 12—SAL
Rib Dinner; Hunter Safety
Course—date & time to be determined
Mondays: 8 Ball Tournament
4:30pm;
Tuesdays: Texas Hold ‘em 4pm;
Wednesdays: Hamburgers at Noon
$5.00
Friday Fish Fry: 5pm to 7pm –
Public Welcome! (Cod, Catfish,
Shrimp plus Chef’s Special) Soup,
Salad, Rolls and Desert for $9.00 per
person
Fish Fry Music: 6th Greenwood
Hill; 13th Sidekicks; 20th Greenwood Hill; 27th Karman & Kompany;

The Yavapai County Sheriffs
Auxiliary Force VIP Patrol Group
is accepting applications for Volunteer Positions throughout Yavapai
County.
Patrol Group VIPs are armed,
drive marker YCSO patrol vehicles,
and are dispatched by YCSO dispatchers. No previous law enforcement experience is required. Training is provided free. Additional duty
gear purchase
may be required.
Volunteers
must be 21 or
older to participate. All candidates must pass
a background
check, drug test,
and polygraph. Both Men and Women are urged to apply.
For more info contact Richard,
the VIP Recruiter, at (928) 443-0607,
or on the web at www.ycvip.org

CLIMBING CLOSURES
Prescott National Forest officials
have implemented seasonal restrictions to protect nesting Peregrine
Falcons. Until July 15 people can’t
be on any part of the
Granite
Mountain
rock cliff face or the
rim above the rock
face, and areas extending 100 feet back
from the edge of the
cliff face. On Thumb
Butte,
both
the
north and South climbing faces, the
top of Thumb Butte, and the areas at
the base of the climbing face will be
closed.

D-H HISTORICAL
SOCIETY YEARLY DUES

It’s that time again!
Annual dues are $15 for singles
and $25 for couples.
See Ruth Thomas to pay. She
will gladly take your check—or even
cash!

LIBRARY NEWS
By Jeff Franklin

YOUR Dewey-Humboldt Library
has a lot of great activities in March
including a Book Sale, author book
signing, great computer classes, fun
British Entertainment, Dr. Seuss Story
-time and Arts & Crafts, fun afternoon
games for children and teens, a Dr.
Seuss Book Discussion, IONS meeting, and a movie for grownups event!
And, while here, use our great computers, check out some of our fun and
informative books, and find some entertaining movies too! Find out what
your public library provides for you!
On Saturday, March 7: 10am –
1pm, the library will have author T.M.
Williams, who wrote Clusters: Case of
the Missing, a book based on real
events,
including
the mysterious disappearance,
in
2010, of 2 year old
Emmett Trapp of
Dewey-Humboldt.
T.M. Williams will
be signing her book and will also discuss the importance of SAR Dogs
when locating missing people. Don’t
miss this event!
Every Thursday: 1 to 5pm, the
Friends of the Library have a continuing “featured” Book Sale, downstairs in the JW Mitchell Room. Each
week a new selection of gift-quality
books will be on display for purchase.
Most hardback books are $1, most
paperback
books
are
$0.25
(Romance and Western paperbacks
are only $0.10 each!), with the larger
“Trade” paperbacks starting at $0.50.
DVD movies, audio books, and coffee
table style books are priced at $2.00
and up. We have books for kids and
teens! All prices are as marked.
Come back each Thursday to find
new items to add to your personal
library collection!
The library’s monthly Movies for
Grownups, shown on our 90” movie
screen, is scheduled for Tuesday,
March 31: 6 to 8, and will be The
Theory of Everything, a love story
which is based on the life of the renowned astrophysicist, Professor Stephen
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LIBRARY—Continued from Page 3

ing, who was diagnosed at the age
of 21 with a crippling disease that
threatened his life and yet fought
the odds to become
world
famous with his
theories of the
universe
and
black
holes.
Refreshments
will be provided, and a discussion
will
follow. Please
register in advance by calling 632-5049. And
most importantly, please bring your
own comfortable chair (such as a
lawn chair) and/or blanket.
The library
has free computer classes
in
March.
Registration
is required, so
come in to the library or call 6325049 to register!
First up is a two-part class on
“Windows Desktop” which will
teach how to use the Windows
desktop operating system and how
to organize files. Users of Windows
8 will take note that we will show
you a free way to make Windows 8
work very much like Windows 7.
Sign up for parts 1 and 2 on the
same day of the week: Wed: Part 1:
March 4 and Part 2: March 11
from 10:30am to 12:30pm; or
Thurs: Part 1: March 5 and
Part 2: March 12 5 to 7pm
The next class will be “Internet
Basics” where participants will
learn Internet terms, the pros and
cons of different home Internet services and how to sign up for them,
using an Internet browser, searching the Internet, and much more!
Again, sign up for parts 1 and 2 on
the same day of the week: Wed:
Part 1: March 25 and Part 2: April
1 10:30am – 12:30pm or Thurs:
Part 1: March 26 and Part 2: April
2 5 to 7pm.
Attention families and children! On Sat, March 21, the li-

brary will celebrate with a Dr. Seuss
Day at the library! Our Story-time
with Ms. Maizie, for children Preschool
through
2nd
grade,
will
be
reading
fun
Dr.
Seuss
books at 10am! Parents, please stay
with your children. Then the kids will
make Cat in the Hat Key Chains with
Ms Lisa for the Arts & Crafts activity
for 2nd grade and up, from 11am to
Noon! Sign up your kids today for
both Story Time and Arts & Crafts!
Refreshments will be served for both
events.
Afternoon Games, for ages 7
and up, will be held on Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4pm. Kids can
come down to play board games including Battleship, Connect 4, Chess,
Checkers, Candy Land, Sorry!, Monopoly Jr., Scrabble, Dominoes, Parcheesi, Clue, and more! Also, we’ll
have the Wii out to play on the library’s huge 90” movie
screen.
Come and
play Super Mario Bros.,
Wii Sports Resort,
Mario
Karts, Just
Dance 3, Mario and
Sonic at the Winter
Olympic Games, Mario Sports Mix, and
more! Bring your Wii games from
home to play against other players.
Fun for all! No signup is required.
There will not be an Afternoon
Games session on March 18.
The library has a weekly activity,
US Fans of UK Entertainment, on
Saturday afternoons at 1pm. The
group’s goal
is to enjoy,
share,
and
discuss British entertainment.
In
March, the group will take a trip back
in time by viewing and discussing
classic Doctor Who stories from the
1970’s and 80’s. New participants are
always welcome to these events.
Take a nostalgic spin with us with this

time traveling cult hit. We will have
refreshments on hand!
The
Dewey-Humboldt
IONS
(Institute of the Noetic Sciences) will
meet on Tues, March 3: 10:30am to
1pm. Special guest
speaker Jeff Harman
will discuss “The Universe is an Interactive
Consciousness”.
Quantum physics, including the concept of
entanglement, is drawing science closer to
accepting the workings
of the ancient wisdom
systems. Using models
from Kabbalah, Vedantic, and other
ancient wisdom traditions, AstroLocation, Classical & Jyotish astrology,
Jeff will discuss cosmological links between consciousness and our universe, as well as energetic relationships to specific geographical places
on earth. Refreshments will be provided for the event! New members and
visitors are always welcome!
The library’s Book Discussion
Group will have its monthly meeting
on a Tues, March 10: 9:30 to 10:30am.
The group members are reading Dr.
Seuss books this month. Each person
is asked to read two or three Dr. Seuss
books and then give a short synopsis
of them at the meeting. Others that
have read the same books can chime
in with their comments. We welcome
new participants; so, come in to the
library to pick up and/or order some Dr.
Seuss books, read your books, and
then come for the discussion. Light
refreshments will be provided for this
fun and lively event.
Your library is located at 2735 Corral St. in Humboldt near the entrance
to the Humboldt Elementary School
and next to the Kate Garber Activity
Center. Contact us by phone at 6325049. Also, don’t forget that you can
visit the library’s website to find out the
dates and times for all the library’s activities and to search for and place
holds on library items at: http://
yavapailibrary.org/dhl.htm.
The library’s regular hours are:
Tues, Wed, & Fri: 10am to 5pm (closed
for lunch Noon – 12:30 p.m.), Thurs:
12:30 to 7pm, and Sat: 10am to 2pm.

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MEETING DATES AND
EXPECTED AGENDA ITEMS
(Subject to change. Check website or
call Town Hall to confirm.)
Town Council Chambers
2735 S. Hwy. 69, Humboldt
(unless otherwise posted)

Council Meetings 6:30pm
March 3: 1) TPT contractor presen-

tation; 2) Banking Services RFP bid
selection; 3) ADU Ordinance; 4) Animal Code report; 5) Ordinance to
amend 30.109; 6) Yavapai College
presentation request (CAARF); 7)
Ingress/Egress issue off Main St.
(CAARF); 8) D-HHS Museum request
for “Right of first refusal” (CAARF).
March 17: 1) Proclamation; 2)
Space Needs Study preliminary report; 3) Town Manager’s Contract
(Exec. Session) (CAARF).

Council Work Session 6:30pm

(time change for this meeting only)
March 10: 1) Budget; 2) Discussion
on a town survey (CAARF)

P & Z Meetings 6:00pm
March 5: 1) TBD
To receive Meeting Notifications
and Agendas by email contact: Agenda
List@dhaz.gov and put “subscribe” in
the subject line.
Citizens may have an item placed
on the agenda by contacting a Council
Member or filling out a form available at
the counter in Town Hall.

A SCAM ALERT FROM
THE SOCIAL SECURITY
ADMINISTRATION
From YCSO

US Social Security Administration - Office of the Inspector General
issued a bulleting warning of a
phishing scheme designed to collect
personal identifiable information.
Victims receive a text message
such as "Disability Alert: Please call
XXX-XXX-XXXX regarding your recent disability benefits application."
Victims may think they are
speaking with US Social Security
Administration and asked to provide
their personal identifiable information, which likely used for identity
theft or other crimes.
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT
THE SSA WILL NEVER CALL YOU
TO ASK FOR INFORMATION THEY
ALREADY HAVE!

ACTIVITY CENTER
Tuesday through Friday, 10 to 2
13000 Prescott Street, Humboldt
(928) 632-0699
Mission: To provide adult, youth
and family services to strengthen
the family unit and to provide residents with recreational, event and
meeting space.
Coffee Time: Tuesdays, 10am to ?
Goodies, conversation and fun!
Bingo: Tuesdays, 11am to noon.
Bring a $2 prize (can
include nonperishable
foods). Player with the
highest number of
wins each 4 weeks
wins lunch for two at a
local area restaurant.
Four weeks winner
Mary Ann. Congratulations!
Community Cupboard: The Center
collects nonperishable food items for
local distribution. Thank you all for
your continued donations!
Food
Bank:.
Wednesday 9am
until 11am or the
food is gone. For
more information
call 632-0699.
Head Start: PV
Early Head-Start
and the Head-Start Preschool HomeBased Program hold a monthly play
group for families with children up to
5years old. Call (928) 772-7274 for
information.
Men’s AA: Every Thursday at 7pm.
Thrift Store: Offering a good variety
of items, and accepting donations (but
not electric appliances, clothing, shoes
nor opened toiletries).
We also have info about Medicare
Assistance, Legal Advocacy, DES,
AHCCCS, food stamps, utility bill discounts, health, safety and welfare,
Meals on Wheels, and rides.

IN MEMORY
Anthony C. Consolo
Norma Ann LancasterPhillips
Phillip Holmes (Scotty)
Scott
Gone But Not Forgotten

REAL TRADITIONAL
IRISH SODA BREAD
From allrecipes.com

INGREDIENTS:
2 c all-purpose flour, 1 pinch salt,
1 tsp baking soda, 1 c buttermilk

DIRECTIONS:
Heat a heavy skillet, griddle, or cast
iron frying pan over medium-low heat.
Stir the flour and salt together in a
bowl, and sift in the baking soda.
Make a well in the center of the flour
mixture and pour in the buttermilk. Stir
the mixture quickly together into a
dough and turn out onto a floured work
surface.
Kneed the dough a few
times, just until it comes together.
Gently form the dough into a flattened,
round cake about 1/2 inch thick, and
cut the round into quarters with a
floured knife. Sprinkle a little bit of
flour onto the bottom of the hot skillet
and cook the wedges 6 to 8 minutes
per side, until golden brown.

MARCH HOLIDAYS &
EVENTS
March 8: Daylight Savings Begins
March 17: St Patrick’s Day
March 20: First Day of Spring
March 29: Palm Sunday
Flower: Jonquil
Birthstone: Aquamarine

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DOINGS AT THE MUSEUM

THE DEWEY-HUMBOLDT
NEWSLETTER
The Dewey Humboldt Museum is having a Rummage Sale March 27th and 28th

from 8am to 2pm. This is the time of the year to search your attic and garage
and to clean out all those items that you can live without. Then you can donate them to the museum, for
people who can’t live without them. Plus, you never
know, you might also find some treasures that you can’t
live without! You can drop off all donations Thursday
thru Saturday at the Museum from 9am to 4pm.
On May 2nd the museum once again is hosting a
BBQ and Mine Tour. More information coming
about time and place. But you might want to make reservations early by calling Sue at 928-499-9972.
Please come and help support your local museum. All donations and contributions are appreciated in keeping the museum running.
Thank you from The Historical Society of Dewey-Humboldt.

YOU’RE INVITED
TO HAVE COFFEE
WITH THE TOWN
MANAGER

Articles welcome from and
provided by Citizens, Organizations, Committees, Staff, and
Partners of the Town of DeweyHumboldt.
Published Monthly by the
Town of Dewey-Humboldt
Denise Rogers, Editor

Please submit articles
by the 15th on-line at:
newsletter@dhaz.gov
or in person at Town Hall.

PRESCOTT
FARMERS MARKET
WINTER MARKET

Each Saturday through
April 25th, from 10am until
2pm in the Walgreens parking lot, at 1310 Willow
Creek Rd, Prescott.

Monday, March 9th from 9
to 10am in the
Town Manager’s
Office.

BUDGET SEASON

The Town Council and Staff will
soon begin budget discussions and
planning for fiscal year 2015—2016. If
you have something in mind you think
should be considered in these discussions—to be added to or taken out of
next year’s budget—please submit
your ideas to the Town Manager or
one of your Council Members. As always, the Public may attend the Budget Meetings.

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Humboldt, AZ 86329

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