The Bullhead City Council met on April 17, 2024 (the agenda and transcript reference April 16, 2024; the provided timestamp is used here). The meeting included public comments, a manager’s report, a consent agenda, several public hearings, and action items. Key topics included the retirement of City Clerk Sue Stein, traffic enforcement updates, an air show recap, summer camp programs, a liquor license for the Optimum Center, the Emerald Bay conceptual plan, a zoning change for Desert Rose, building code updates, a SCADA software subscription, an increase for water/wastewater testing, and a budget transfer for demolitions.
Note on Date Discrepancy: The agenda and transcript indicate the meeting was held on April 16, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. local time. The user-provided timestamp (2024-04-17 13:30 UTC) likely reflects a time zone conversion. This summary uses the provided date for the title.
Stephen Brown from Praise Chapel. If you'd like to join us, please stand. Hello and thank you. Father God, I just thank you for this opportunity to bring this petition and our prayers to you this uh this evening, Lord. We just ask that you open up our eyes of understanding. We pray for wisdom and strength. We pray for courage to do what's right, what's good for all of our citizens, that we put the interest above of other of our citizens above our own. That we may act in love for the common good, that we may be good neighbors, recognizing your image in all of us. We thank you again for this council, our mayor, and our city staff, for our first responders and all of our hospital staff as well. And all those who work to make this place we call such a wonderful city. We pray this in your name, and we just pray your perfect will over tonight and all the decisions that are going to be made. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Pledge allegiance. Pledge of the flag of the United States of America. To the Republic. One nation. Please be seated. All right, we're starting the night off with a call to the public. You have three minutes of the individual, five minutes of with a group. Your group must be with you. If you are part of a group, let us know ahead of time. With that being said, who'd like to come first? Barbara Pape. I'm with the Colorado River Republican women. I'm just to announce that our Colorado River Republican meeting is May 1st. And at the Chaparrail Country Club, 1260 Mojave Drive at 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. We have candidates as our guest speakers. First one will be Mojave County Assessor Gene Kench. Candidate running for corporate commissioner. Leah Marquez Peterson. And candidate for Mojave Education Superintendent John Warren. I'm asking everybody to come and join us. This is the luncheon. It costs $15. And you don't have to be a member to join us. Thank you. Thank you. Next. Anybody. Hello, Pastor Stephen Praise Chapel in Bullhead City. We have our new, I mean our annual revival getting set up. We're going to be starting this Friday night with a mighty man of God coming from South Carolina, Andy Mills. And for the next three weeks, we're going to have speakers from all over the country coming. So it's going to be a mighty move of God, and we're just welcoming everybody to church. Also, this Friday, we are setting up and bagging up for our monthly food handout at the Food for Families here in Bullhead. So we're looking for volunteers. Anybody that's available to come bag up groceries, get ready between three and six o'clock on Friday, and then meeting at the church at between 6:30 and 7 at the Food for Families the Saturday morning to hand out the groceries to everybody that comes. So those are the two things we got going on.