Three City Issues To Be Decided In May Election
Yuma, Arizona - Request forms for early ballots will be mailed the week of March 15 to all registered voters living within the City of Yuma.
Those who wish to vote in the May 18, 2010 special election by mail are encouraged to return the form, postage paid to the Yuma County Recorder's Office.
Early voting begins April 22, meaning that requested ballots will be mailed out starting that date.
Three City of Yuma issues are on the May 18 ballot.
- A Yuma City Charter amendment regarding local preference.
- A franchise question regarding Arizona Public Service Company.
- A franchise extension question regarding Southwest Gas Corporation.
The state of Arizona will also have a temporary tax question on this ballot.
Recent News
- City Purchasing Employee Earns Prestigious Certification
Melinda G. Holmes, Purchasing Specialist in the Purchasing division of the City's Finance department, was recently awarded a certification that less than 9,000 others have earned. Continued... 1/13/2012
- Parks & Recreation Update for January 12, 2012
Events and Goings-On Creative Playground closureThe volunteer-built Stewart Vincent Wolfe Creative Playground at West Wetlands Park is currently closed so workers can replace the playground surface. Continued... 1/12/2012
- Road Report for January 12, 2012
This week’s update of City of Yuma road construction projects: 32nd Street Overnight Closure at Avenue B; Main Street North of Giss; Avenue C, 8th Street to 1st Street -Yuma County; City Street Maintenance; Avenue D and 28th Street; Main Street, Tuesdays Continued... 1/12/2012
- Holiday Closure and Trash Pickup Schedule, Week of Jan. 16, 2012
Yuma City Hall will be closed Monday, Jan. 16, 2012 in observation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. Residential refuse collection for homes inside the Yuma city limits will change that week due to the holiday. Continued... 1/11/2012
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- Mayor's Welcome
As we work through these challenging times, Yuma's charm and appeal is still well known, not only among those who call Yuma "home," but those who search for a great quality of life and find it in our community. Continued...
- 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...
