Mayor & Council
Author:
Dave NashPublic Affairs CoordinatorPublic Affairs
Summary:
The Yuma City Government exists to provide a forum for public discussion and decision-making.
Last Updated:
1/24/2012
The Yuma City Government exists to provide a forum for public discussion and decision-making. We are committed to deliver quality public services and to advance the social and economic well being of our present and future citizens. We encourage you to participate: attend a City Council meeting and share your opinion or join a board or commission and take a more active part or simply attend a public meeting.
Left to right: Deputy Mayor Paul Johnson, Councilmember Bobbi Brooks, Councilmember Leslie L. McClendon, Mayor Alan L. Krieger, Councilmember Cody Beeson, Councilmember Edward Thomas and Councilmember Jerry Stuart.
Our current Mayor and City Council are:
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Recent News
- City Honors Public Works Week
This week, Yuma residents are encouraged to appreciate the work done by the many employees who keep water flowing, collect and dispose of trash, maintain City vehicles and equipment and help to manage growth. Continued... 05/21/2012
- Parks & Recreation Update for May 18, 2012
Weekly Parks & Recreation Update: Donnie Crump Benefit Softball Tournament; Men's 12-inch Softball Home Run Hitting Contest; Arizona/California Men's 16-inch Slow-Pitch Softball State Tournament; Youth Full-Court Basketball League Continued... 05/18/2012
- Road Report for May 17, 2012
This week’s update of City of Yuma road construction projects: 32nd Street and Avenue A; Engler Avenue Water Line South of 16th Street; Avenue C, 8th Street to 1st Street Continued... 05/17/2012
- Sierra Vista Avenue Home Set for Demolition
The City signed a contract on Monday with a contractor who will oversee demolition of the home, which will begin Wednesday. Continued... 05/15/2012
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The City Clerk's Office has information about running for office, voter registration and early voting. Continued...
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- City 73 & Ciudad 72
Our Government Access Channels, City 73 and Ciudad 72, make public meetings more accessible to residents and facilitate involvement in local government decision making. Continued...
