VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR CORN FEST
We’re still looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join us for one of Camp Verde’s biggest and corniest events of the year—Cornfest 2025!
Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Camp Verde, AZ
We need Gate Keepers and Setup/Breakdown Crew to help bring the event to life. Whether you can spare a couple of hours or stay for the full day, your support makes a huge difference!
Interested in volunteering?
📞 Call us at (928) 554-0820 (Option 3)
📧 Email us at [email protected]
Come for the fun, stay for the corn… and help make this community celebration one to remember!
PARKS & RECREATION
Corn Fest
Corn Fest is just 2 weeks away! It is set for Saturday, July 19, with new hours from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Planning and vendor registration are ongoing, with 76 vendors scheduled to attend and all spaces are filled.
Hyundai of Cottonwood will be on site doing a Ride & Drive to benefit the Camp Verde Senior Center. For every person that does a short ride in one of their vehicles they will donate $30 to help this valuable asset to our community. All you have to do is show up at their booth and agree to take a ride, that’s it! They will be in the upper portion of the Town Hall parking lot.
The Verde Villages group will be operating the dunk tank as a fundraiser for their group. Stay tuned for the dunk tank line-up!
The Library will be bringing their STEAM trailer and a mini-disc golf course.
Arizona Flywheelers will be here again this year with their tractors and flywheel engines.
The fresh Hauser & Hauser Corn Sales will be done by and benefit Kiwanis of Camp Verde.
Live music is scheduled for the entire event and will be in the Main Tent in the parking lot on Hollamon Street.
Community and Diamondback Trips
Summer Community trips have been scheduled, with registration opening one month in advance at https://campverde.sportsites.com/player. Upcoming trips include Shoofly Ruins & Lunch in Pine on July 11th, and Lunch at Black Angus & Cerreta Candy VIP Tour on July 25th. Our last Diamondbacks game for this season is scheduled for August 9th against the Colorado Rockies. Ticket prices include admission and transportation.
Summer Day Camp
Our Summer Day Camp completed its fifth week. The theme for this week was Party In the USA, celebrating the 4th of July. They also took 2 trips to Heritage Pool and the older kids traveled to the library for fun with Rubik’s cubes. Next week’s camp theme is A Christmas Carol. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be here for a visit, the campers will be making Christmas cookies to take to the Senior Center when they go Christmas Caroling there, along with many other activities.
The daily cost to attend camp is $22 per day, but anyone who requests a scholarship pays only $13 per day. The camp runs from 8:00 am-4:00 pm Monday-Thursday through July 24th, 2025. Our campers go on field trips, do service projects, have guest speakers, travel to the pool 2 times a week, and much more throughout the summer. Campers do have to bring their lunch, but snacks are provided.
Registration is now open for weeks 6 and 7 of camp, week 8 registration will open on Monday, July 7th, 2025. Parents need to complete the “Do This First” portion of registration, there is no fee for this part. Once that is complete, parents will receive the receipt email that has the code to register their child for the individual days they will attend camp. If you have questions, you can always give us a call. Register here: https://campverde.sportsites.com/player
Heritage Pool
We had to close the pool temporarily on Tuesday due to lightning. Monsoon season is upon us so we will most likely see more temporary closures due to weather this month.
Our 3rd and final session of swim lessons will begin Tuesday, July 8th. Registration can be completed here: https://campverde.sportsites.com/player There will be Caretaker/Tot sessions at 9:00 am, then Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels at 9:30, 10:00, and 10:30 am during each 2-week session. The cost for swimming lessons is $30. Please note that there are limits on the number of children in each session and time slot so we can ensure adequate staffing and safety of all children involved. If the session or time slot you want to attend is full, please select a different session at registration. If you are interested in private lessons, we do have limited availability for those. You will need to contact the Pool Supervisor or Head Guard at the Pool to schedule these. The pool number is 928-567-0288.
Please be advised that personal shade structures are not allowed at the pool due to a high risk of injury to other pool patrons or staff.
Staff is working on finalizing the details for the Dive In movie event being held on Friday, July 25th at the pool. The movie will be shown in the evening and the cost for entry will be $5 per person. Attendance is limited to our 88 person capacity and we will have advance ticket purchases available next week.
Parks and Recreation Commission
Our next meeting will be on Monday, July 7th, 2025, at 6:00 pm in Council Chambers at 473 S. Main St.
Items on the agenda for the next meeting will include an update on the Heritage Pool, the Sports Complex, and the National Fitness Campaign.
Adult Co-Ed Softball
Adult Co-Ed softball is underway! We have 15 registered teams with a 14-game guarantee. Games will be played at the Camp Verde Sports Complex on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Men’s Basketball League
The men’s Basketball League is still running on Monday nights.
Pickleball
Pickleball continues to play in the Community Center Gym 4 times per week. This is free and open to the public. They play on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm and on Tuesday evenings from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm.
69th Annual Fort Verde Days
Vendor registration for Fort Verde Days is now open. We have 67 vendors registered for this annual event already with all inside spaces full. Interested vendors can register here: https://www.eventeny.com/events/fort-verde-days-2025-20225/
Parade registration is now open; use this link to secure your spot: https://campverde.sportsites.com/player
The Little Britches/Little Petticoats contest will be held on Sunday, October 12 @ 11:00 am on our Main Stage, which is a new location this year. You won’t want to miss this! Registration will be opening in the next week so stay tuned.
We are also encouraging the public to vote for our Grand Marshal. There are 3 finalists: Jim Bleak, Mary Phelps, and Jackie Baker. The public can vote here: https://forms.gle/f56oBMvC84vSTw8N8 We have received 142 votes so far, voting will close mid-July so be sure to get your vote counted!
We Are Hiring
Come join our exciting team! We have a position open for Recreation Leader II. To view detailed job information and to apply, please visit: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/campverde/
TOWN CLERK
Public Records Requests
On June 25, 2025, the Town Clerk Department received a public records request for research on solar activity in the U.S. and would like access to the following data for the date range 02/01/2025 to 06/30/2025: Issued Residential and Commercial Solar (photovoltaic – PV) permits & Issued Residential and Commercial Energy Storage System permits
New Business Licenses
The Town Clerk Department received one new business license for Pankey Janitorial located at 4270 E. Union Circle, Camp Verde, AZ 86322.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Greater Verde Valley Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner
On Friday, June 27th, members of the Economic Development team and other Town staff got groovy at the Greater Verde Valley Chamber of Commerce’s far out dinner event at Cliff Castle Casino. The evening was totally decked out in a 1970s theme including bell bottoms, disco balls, and a whole lot of sequins! Business owners and community leaders showed up in full retro style, bringing big energy, bigger hair and their biggest appreciation.
Councilmember Brian Bolton took the mic and delivered a heartfelt message on the power of collaboration, giving a shoutout to the Chamber for its continued support of Camp Verde and the wider Verde Valley. The Town appreciates the Chamber’s work, including ribbon cuttings, business mixers, lunch-and-learns, and marketing efforts that help local businesses thrive. If you would like to hear more about how the chamber can help you with your business visit www.verdevalleychamber.org. If you are interested in attending the next Chamber Lunch and Learn at the BRIC in Camp Verde be sure to register here
Your Opinion is Needed – Take the VVREO Survey
Help Shape the Future of the Verde Valley! The Verde Valley Regional Economic Organization (VVREO) has created a Regional Economic Strategy based on input from local municipalities and organizations, and now we want to hear from you. Review the plan on our website and take a moment to complete our short survey. Your feedback will help VVREO to identify shared priorities, focus limited resources more effectively, and build a stronger, more connected region. Take the survey (10 min) and share how your work, business, or community fits into the bigger economic picture. Click here to take the survey.
Tourism Working and Engagement Group
On Tuesday, July 1st, the Tourism Working and Engagement Group (TWEG) met to finalize the Tourism Marketing Plan. During the meeting, AXIS Cultural Group, the consulting firm commissioned to create the plan, presented the plan and reviewed it with the TWEG. The plan was developed based on valuable input from Town staff, community members, TWEG members, and the results of the community survey. We are thrilled to be nearing completion of our Tourism Marketing Plan and look forward to presenting it to the Town Council at their September 3rd meeting. The group also discussed potential partnerships with local businesses, including opportunities for tours and collaborative marketing strategies. TWEG continues to be an energetic and idea-driven team, dedicated to promoting Camp Verde in creative and impactful ways. We are grateful for their time, engagement, and assistance!
Retail Coach Visit
On Wednesday June 25, the Town of Camp Verde’s Economic Development team welcomed Aaron Farmer and Caroline Harrelson of The Retail Coach, LLC for an on-site visit. The team toured key areas of town with the consultants, highlighting commercial corridors, community assets, and available parcels for future retail development. The Retail Coach is a national retail consulting firm that specializes in market analysis, retail recruitment, and development strategy for communities across the country. Camp Verde has partnered with The Retail Coach to support our business attraction efforts, with the goal of bringing new retail opportunities that align with community needs and enhance the local economy. This visit marks an important step in our work to position Camp Verde for smart, strategic growth—and to connect with retailers and developers interested in becoming part of our community.
LIBRARY
How many books were checked out? How many people visited?
By the numbers we had, 644 check-outs and 3,333 people entered and exited the library!!
Library Highlights!
Water Harvesting Class presented by Yavapai County Master Gardeners, Monday July 7th and Tuesday July 8th, 2025, from 5 pm – 6:30 pm in the Terracotta Room.
Learn where to find usable water and the importance of conservation, planting drought resistant plants in the place, construction methods and organic materials that go into building earthworks, and more! Registration required
Summer Reading Program Finale – Ice Cream Social, Saturday July 12th, 2025, from 1 pm -3 pm
Camp Verde Community Library thanks you for being a part of the 2025 Summer Reading Program “Color Your World” and will be hosting an ice cream social to come into the library and interact with one another while enjoying some yummy ice cream.
Our Teen Librarian Zack Garcia was recently awarded a $5,000 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services! The library aims to use this grant money to update our teen computers and provide increased programming to teens and tweens.
Upcoming Library Events (times and events subject to change):
Disc Golf Basics, Monday July 7th, 2025, from 8 am -9 am at Rezzonico Family Park.
Mondays @ 8:00am which beginning June 09, teens can learn how to play disc golf. Join Zack at Rezzonico Family Park to learn the basics of the game. Each week we will add a new skill, including putting, driving, stance, grips, and more, playing mini-games throughout.
Summer Reading Program Five Engineering Challenges, Tuesday July 8th, 2025, from 10 am -11 am in the Terracotta Room.
As part of the 2025 Summer Reading Program come every Tuesday, that started June 10, 2025 for five week and engage in five engineering challenges using clothespins, clips, and crafts sticks. No registration required.
Open Book Club, Tuesday July 8th, 2025, from 10 am – 12 pm in the Founders’ Room.
A book club for readers sharing with readers. Come and tell other readers about books you’ve read or are reading. Meets the 2nd Tuesday of every month in the Founders Room.
Summer Reading Program Drawing with Ms. Lenore, Wednesday July 9th, 2025, from 1 pm -2 pm in the Terracotta Room.
Using a method that encourages you to draw while you “see” details such as edges, spaces, relationships, and light and shadow, Ms. Lenore invites you to come and participate and transfer skills learned into other areas such as thinking and problem solving.
Summer Reading Program “How to Draw a…”, Wednesday July 9th, 2025, from 2:15 pm -3:15 pm
Come and learn how to draw different shapes, animals, or scenes following step by step instructions and discover how shapes are integral to drawing.
Story Time with Ms. Letty and Friends, Thursday July 10th, 2025, from 11 am -11:30 am in the Terracotta Room.
Mix it Up! Coloring Party, Thursday 7/10 from 11:30AM – 12:30PM in the Terracotta Room
Following Storytime come and take part in Herve Tullet’s simple vibrant colors and shapes interacting with others and fostering creativity.
1-2-1 Tech Time, Friday July 11th, 2025 from 10 am-10:30 am, 10:30 am-11 am, 12:30 pm -1 pm, and 1 pm -1:30 pm in the West Study Room.
Need technology help? We’ve got you covered! Register for a one-on-one session with library staff to receive hands on help with computer basics, smartphone assistance, software applications, and internet safety. Registration required
MARSHAL’S OFFICE
Command staff attended the Partners Against Narcotics Trafficking/Northern Arizona Regional Academy (PANT/NARTA) board meeting in Prescott, AZ.
Due to the issues with damage, vandalism, and security concerns at the skate park, CVMO Patrol Command staff met with Camp Verde Public Works staff to discuss mitigation options and proactive solutions to address these issues.
Congratulations, Deputy Jenkins!
Please join us in congratulating Deputy Jaden Jenkins of the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office for his unwavering dedication to public safety!
Over the past 12 months, Deputy Jenkins has made an incredible 27 DUI arrests, helping keep our roads safer for everyone.
His commitment to traffic safety and impaired driving enforcement also earned him recognition from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), a national organization dedicated to ending drunk and drugged driving.
In addition, Deputy Jenkins recently completed his Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) certification, further enhancing his ability to identify impaired drivers and protect our community.
We’re proud to have Deputy Jenkins on our team. His hard work saves lives.
Coffee w/ a Cop & Council – Wednesday, July 9th, 2025 at 8am
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) 277 AZ 260 Camp Verde
UTILITIES
WATER DIVISION
The Dickison water main realignment project has successfully passed both the pressure and bacteriological testing. With the main now back in service, the temporary bypass will be removed and final site cleanup is underway to close out the project.
At Sycamore Villas on Homestead Parkway, the 12-inch water main project is progressing, with water filling scheduled for this week followed by pressure testing to confirm system integrity.
While conducting meter readings, Water Operator Robert Eberle identified two water service line leaks. Water Operators Kris Stephens and Andrew Teague promptly responded, located the leaks, and installed repair clamps to stop the water loss.
In support of improved field operations, Utilities Analyst Kristen Gressly is preparing iPads for Water Division staff. These devices will provide operators with access to GIS mapping, meter reading software, service order applications, and other tools necessary to efficiently complete their tasks in the field.
WASTEWATER DIVISION
During the night of June 26, 2025, issues began with alarm callouts to the Main Street Lift Station. Our on-call operator, Bryce Menge, responded to eight callouts over the weekend, primarily Saturday night through Sunday. Maintenance/Operator Russ Cron and Wastewater Division Manager Chet Teague assisted Saturday night, while Arizona Public Service (APS) monitored the power supply. On Monday, APS confirmed the station was receiving sufficient clean power. Rottweiler Controls connected to the Programable Logic Controller and diagnosed a critical fault on pump 2, which was getting intermittent faults. They also discovered something was still powering Verbal Frequency Drive 2 despite the breaker being off. Manley Electric identified and replaced a bad float, installed a missing fuse, and corrected a loose relay switch and wiring. A relay was added so high-high alarms also register as low-low alarms on the Sensaphone and operator interface terminal. All three pumps were tested and confirmed operational.
On Tuesday, July 1st, 2025, AGM returned to reboot the generator, completing the repairs.
Elsewhere, the camera van was dispatched to 3rd St to locate a customer service tap, where it was discovered that a gas line appears to have been installed through the main sewer line. Wastewater staff will be contacting Unisource Gas staff to have the gas main removed from our within our sewer main.
Routine maintenance included dispatching the Vac Truck to the Holloman Street area, replacing the broken rain gauge at the plant, completing a valve replacement on the drying bed drain line, and performing repairs to the Belt Filter Press belt. Work also continued on the blower system: oil and filters were changed on blowers 1 & 3, new blower outlet piping was connected through the exterior wall of the blower building and painted for UV protection, and ductwork in the old blower room was balanced. Additional tasks included moving a fitting at the new Sports Complex Irrigation Pump Building site, reattaching a ground cable in the air compressor room that had been detached during the force main project, and servicing the dump truck. Lastly, the pricing at the hauler station was updated from $0.14 to $0.16 per gallon.
STORMWATER DIVISION
Culvert cleanout has been completed with over 150-man hours by Earth Resources Corporation. At the final session of the Local First Green Bootcamp, Stormwater Specialist Patty Mancini, presented the Town of Camp Verde’s Water Conservation Plan. She will pursue grant funding to implement recommendations from the EcoBlue audit, which identified potential water savings of up to 600,000 gallons per year ~ enough to fill 9,400 standard tubs across all government buildings. Lastly, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has granted an extension for the Town’s Characterization Study due to a lack of qualifying rain events. Patty is hopeful the storm system forecasted for later this week will provide sufficient rainfall to collect the required samples.
PUBLIC WORKS
ADMINISTRATION
Public Works Director; Ken Krebbs, Maintenance Supervisor; Jeff Kobel and Patrol Commander; Dan Jacobs met to discuss options and solutions to address vandalism issues at the pool and Butler Park. We are looking into upgrading the camera system and other preventive mechanisms.
MAINTENANCE & GROUNDS
Arturo Park
Grounds personnel completed several key maintenance tasks at Arturo Park this week. The remaining fall material was dispersed across the playground areas, ensuring a safe and even surface for visitors. Routine grounds upkeep continued with mowing and weed removal throughout the park to maintain its appearance and usability.
Sports Complex
At the Sports Complex, the team stayed on schedule with field preparation and facility upkeep. Both baseball fields were painted on Monday and Wednesday, maintaining their readiness for weekly activities. General mowing was completed, and an irrigation leak was successfully repaired to ensure efficient water usage and field health.
Maintenance Work Orders
Building maintenance staff addressed multiple tasks across town facilities. The Main Street community sign board was removed for refurbishment in coordination with the Boy Scouts. A control arm was installed on the door in Room 104 to improve functionality. Updates were made to reflect the 11-year Tree City award status. Additionally, staff worked closely with CVMO to address vandalism incidents reported over the weekend at both the Skate Park and Butler Park.
Verde Lakes Ponds
Grounds crews continued their work at Verde Lakes Ponds with ongoing weed control efforts. They also made significant progress spreading multiple piles of pea gravel to enhance the area’s landscape and accessibility.
Town-Wide Herbicide Spraying
Herbicide spraying continued across the town with 304,920 square feet treated to manage and control weed growth. This effort supports the town’s broader maintenance goals and contributes to cleaner, safer public spaces.
STREETS
Drainage and Flood Management
A culvert was successfully installed from the Street Yard Retention Pond to the Gaddis Wash, improving water flow and aiding in stormwater management. Additionally, the Bull Pen Wash crossing was cleared of debris to maintain safe and efficient drainage through the area.
Tree and Vegetation Management
A fallen tree located within the right-of-way in the Verde Lakes area was removed to ensure safety and maintain clear access. Right-of-way mowing was also completed along the Apache Trail area, helping to control overgrowth and maintain visibility for motorists and pedestrians.
Road Maintenance and Repairs
Crews completed patching work along General Crook Trail from State Route 260 to Interstate 17, addressing wear and tear and improving road surface conditions. Shoulder repairs were also performed along Salt Mine Road to enhance driving safety and prevent erosion along the road edges.
ENGINEERING
Montezuma Castle Highway Sidewalk Preparation
The CAD work for the sidewalk project along Castle Highway has been completed and is now under review. This step is part of the ongoing efforts to improve pedestrian access and safety along this key route. The planning team is moving forward with final preparations to begin the next phase of construction once all approvals are secured.
Community Development
- A site visit and review of the Bradshaw development have been conducted. Feedback from this review will inform next steps in the project timeline and design considerations.
- The Murdock Building has also been reviewed as part of ongoing assessments to ensure compliance with building codes and community standards.
- The 260 RV project is under review, with attention given to zoning, environmental impact, and overall feasibility.
- A site visit to the Rio Verde Tennis Court was completed, with evaluations on facility use and potential upgrades.
- A review of Boyles Road is underway, focusing on potential improvements to traffic flow and safety.
- Powers Grading has received approval to proceed with their grading activities in line with local regulations and site needs.
Stormwater and Drainage
A review of the Arizona Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (AZPDES) has been initiated to ensure compliance with drainage requirement standards. This review is part of the ongoing efforts to address stormwater management in the area, intending to mitigate potential environmental impacts and enhance overall infrastructure sustainability.
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
Sports Complex Projects
Concession Stand/Restrooms
Staff has received the completed geotechnical report and is currently working with SEC Land Management to develop the foundation design for the building.
Electrical Service
The contractor is in the process of cleaning out the existing conduits and has begun installing wiring.
ADA Walkway
This work is scheduled to begin immediately after the concession stand and restroom building are in place. Staff is actively researching and evaluating the use of removable bollards where the walkway will connect with the parking lot.
ADA Parking
This component will be completed in conjunction with the ADA walkway. It will be constructed according to the originally approved Phase 1 plans and will include a concrete slab, curb and gutter, and a sidewalk that connects to the ADA walkway.
Walkway & Parking Lot Lighting
Staff is working closely with Community Development to overcome current permitting challenges. The contractor is tentatively scheduled to begin light installation in the first part of July.
Flagpole
The flagpole is being donated by APS. Staff is in the process of identifying a suitable pole and plans for the installation to be carried out by town staff.
Lift Station
Excavation for the wet well has commenced, but had to be stopped due to equipment malfunctions. The contractor hopes to have the equipment repaired and resume excavation this week.
Force Main
The force main installation is nearly complete. The contractor is waiting for parts to arrive to complete the tie-in to the existing headworks.
Irrigation Line Installation
Ligon Excavation was awarded the project to install the proposed irrigation pump building slab and foundation. Work to complete the foundation will commence soon.
Tree Planting
Staff is currently determining the best placement for trees. However, this component is delayed until after the irrigation improvements are made.
50-Amp Outlets
Quotes are being gathered for the installation of wiring in the existing conduits.
Signage and Roadway Projects
Wayfinding Signage
The wayfinding signage project is temporarily delayed due to funding complications.
Finnie Flats/MCH Roadway Improvements
Kimley-Horn is advancing the project design, and staff anticipates receiving 60 percent plans in August. Staff is waiting to hear if the project was selected for the Round 2 FY24 BUILD Grant.
Finnie Flat Watermain Replacement
The design consultant is working toward the completion of 90 percent plans.
Park Verde Watermain Replacement
Staff has received the 90 percent plans and is reviewing them to provide feedback.
Sidewalk and Crossing Improvements
Verde Lakes Drive Sidewalk (NACOG TIP Funding)
Town staff is handling the design and plan preparation in-house. The design process is currently underway.
Verde Lakes Drive Low Water Crossing
This project is on hold due to unresolved technical issues related to grant funding.
Montezuma Castle Highway Multimodal Improvements
Staff has received the completed survey.
Other Infrastructure Projects
Court Addition
The interior improvements are nearly complete. The contractor should have everything completed within the next week.
Main Street Reconstruction
Staff has submitted final comments on the plans for the design consultant to finalize the design. Staff is waiting to hear if the project was selected for the Round 2 FY24 BUILD Grant.
Street Striping
The contractor is nearly complete with the street striping.
Engineering Design Standards
Staff is addressing comments that were received during the most recent council meeting.
Water, Drainage, and Retention Projects
Dickison Circle Watermain Relocation
The new water main is complete and active. The contractor is working to complete the final backfill and restoration work.
Dickison Circle Drainage
This project is currently out to local JOC contractors for bidding. Culvert materials have been ordered, with an anticipated delivery time of 10 weeks.
Streets Department Retention Pond
Excavation of the retention pond has been completed. Staff is now working to complete the ditches and install the outlet structure.
Parks and Facilities Projects
Community Center Park Rain Catchment
The Technical Advisory Committee is planning the next phase of the rain catchment system, which includes installing a pump and piping to irrigate future trees along the east fence line.
Community Park Irrigation
Staff is working with Joshua Tree Landscaping to design a new irrigation system for the park.
Heritage Pool Renovation
Following direction from the Town Council, staff will begin gathering public input regarding whether to renovate the existing Heritage Pool or construct a new pool at the Sports Complex. Staff will also initiate discussions with the Camp Verde School District regarding a long-term lease or purchase of the land on which the Heritage Pool sits.
Heritage Pool Shade Structure
This project is delayed pending a decision on the future of the Heritage Pool.
Future and Ongoing Planning
FY26 Pavement Preservation
A list of material quantities has been submitted to the contractor for a formal bid. Work is expected to begin in the first week of September 2025.
Black Bridge Maintenance
Staff has reviewed the 2024 inspection report provided by ADOT and is working to address the recommendations outlined in the document.
JOC Contractor Contract
The current JOC contract will expire on December 20, 2025. Staff plans to begin soliciting applications for new JOC contractors in September of 2025.
Right-of-Way Permits
Staff continues to process right-of-way permit applications as they are received.
UPCOMING MEETINGS
Monday, July 7, 2025 @ 5pm: Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting
The upcoming meeting will include updates on the following:
- Progress on the Sports Complex project
- The Town’s involvement with the National Fitness Campaign
- Development of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- Draft elements of the General Plan, including Economic Development, Housing, Cost of Development, and Circulation & Transportation
- Reports from Commission members on recent committee meetings and events
- Current Parks & Recreation programming and upcoming events
Wednesday, July 9, 2025 @ 5pm: Special Town Council Meeting
This meeting will cover the following items:
- Consideration of awarding a bid for the Dickison Circle Drainage Improvements Project
- A presentation on the future of housing in Camp Verde and regional housing initiatives
- Discussion of General Plan elements, including Economic Development, Housing, and Cost of Development
- Consideration of adding a full-time Administrative Assistant position in Community Development
- Discussion on potentially changing the established public facility hours
Additionally, there will be three executive sessions to receive legal advice regarding:
- Pending litigation and claims against the Town
- Contract negotiations with the Camp Verde Arena Association
- Zoning verifications and the development review process
Click here to access the agenda packet: Town Council-Regular Session | Public Meetings Calendar | Town of Camp Verde, AZ
CLICK HERE to Download a copy of the Manager’s Weekly Report 07.05.2025
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