The Bullhead City Council held a regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, August 18, 2025, at 5:30 PM in the City Council Chambers. The meeting included a call to order, roll call (all members present), invocation by Pastor Bill Jones, pledge of allegiance, and presentations. Key items included discussions on a microbrewery liquor license, police department equipment, a Veterans Park donation, a river access point, a transportation grant for the homeless, funding for an animal shelter play area, naming of that play area, appointments to the Mohave County Water Authority, and a Community Development Block Grant application. The meeting concluded with adjournment.
Note: All votes were unanimous 7-0 unless otherwise noted.
Good evening. Today is August 18th, 2025. The time is 5:30 PM. The regularly scheduled Bullhead City Council meeting will come to order. Can have a roll call, please. All council members are present. Thank you. Good evening, Mr. Mayor. Staff and guest. Let's pray. Most gracious God, we thank you for another day's journey. We thank you, Father, for the successful installation of our new mayor, and we pray for his strength, Father. We pray that you would guide and guard him, Father. And we pray that the city will continue to prosper and grow under his leadership. We pray, Father, for the meeting tonight. We pray that everything that is done here tonight will be pleasing to you. And as we go through the city's problems and through the cares, Father, we just pray for wisdom and understanding as the decisions are made. We ask, Father, for guidance in all the things that we do, and thank you for a successful safe summer, Father, as we get back into the winter season and our schools are back in session. We just thank you, Father, that you have given us a place where we can live in peace and harmony. And again, we thank you for our city fathers and for the people who are together here tonight to make decisions for our prosperity and for our growth. And we ask for your blessings to be up on each and every one of them, Father, and guide them in the way that they should go and help them to be the best that they can be in the name of Jesus. Amen. Stephen Lee, Bullhead City, welcome, new mayor. Uh welcome, Pam. Truth, transparency, and freedom in our government. And in order to have the latter two, we must, must have transparency and a government that answers to the citizens. I think that we have influences within our government that should be apparent to most people who've been paying attention within city, county, and state government, people who've moved up in government, that uh don't seem to answer to the people that seem to answer to special interests, globalists, APAC, things like that that are funding their campaign with an organized strategy of moving certain people up in government. I hope and am requesting that any whistleblowers out there with information on this or a reason not for me as a citizen to be concerned about it, would let me know or blow the whistle anonymously if you'd like. I'll give up my phone number. I don't usually answer this number. Feel free to block your number and leave me a voicemail. That number is ARI code 92848722. That is also spells it's all A's. It's AAA. So 928, it's AAA or 4872. I request the public's assistance. We see a packed house today. I hope that others share my concern on this and other issues to hold our government accountable and make it be for our truth, freedom, and continued constitutional republic, which seems to be slipping away at all levels of government, especially within this state under the cartel controls and the special interest money that controls our government. Thank you very much. Next. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Jeff Krause. I live at 2685 Canyon Park Drive. Uh, a couple of months ago, I contacted uh Mr. Carter concerning uh something at the upcoming animal shelter, as far as some type of memo memorial walk or memorial wall or something, uh to where we could either sell tiles or we could sell bricks and use that money for another revenue stream for the animal shelter, but then it would allow us to honor our pets, uh those that we brought with us here, those that have passed here. We could honor pets of friends of ours. Uh you know, as far as your demographics, it seems like it's a pretty pretty ripe demographic for people to donate a hundred, couple hundred dollars for a memorial plaque or a memorial brick for their neighbors' pet that they've lived next to for years. Uh and I don't know, you said that you were going to turn it over to your team, and I haven't heard anything back, and I'm just curious as to where we're at with it and what does the public need to do to be able to get this out to be done. So thank you for your time, ladies and gentlemen.