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The Bullhead City Council met on October 6, 2026, at 5:30 PM in the City Council Chambers. The meeting covered a wide range of topics including a proclamation for National Night Out, public comments on flood control and a proposed general plan amendment, several liquor license recommendations, approval of a major improvement district bond resolution for the CityCentre project, contracts for infrastructure and utility upgrades, and code amendments. All consent agenda items and most action items were approved, with one funding item amended from $50,000 to $60,000. The meeting lasted several hours with presentations from city staff, consultants, and the developer.
I'll start the Pledge Allegium. Ready? And to revolve for which it says one nation under God and the liberty and justice for all. All right, I have a proclamation. I will be reading declaring Wednesday, October 7th, 2026 as National Night Out in Bullhead City. Lori, are you joining me? Oh. And the chief. And the chief, yeah. National night out dedicated to strengthening communities and promoting crime, drug, and violence prevention. And whereas National Night Out provides an opportunity for citizens across the nation to come together with their local law enforcement agencies and strengthen cooperative efforts to promote safe neighborhoods. And whereas concerned and engaged citizens play a vital role in supporting the Bullhead City Police Department through active participation in crime, drug and violence prevention efforts, and by fostering strong relationships between law enforcement and community. And whereas it is important that the citizens of Bullhead City recognize the significant role they play in creating safe, healthy, and connected neighborhoods, and understand that community involvement and partnership can have a positive impact on reducing crime. Whereas the Bullhead City Police Department proudly partners with the Bullhead City Fire Department and Mojave Electric Cooperative, our official electric utility sponsor to support the success of National Night Out, and whereas strong partnerships between police, fire, community, organizations, businesses, and residents, along with neighborhood safety awareness, cooperation, and camaraderie are important foundations of the National Night Out Program. Now, therefore, I, Karen Dahlman, mayor of Bullhead City of Arizona, do hereby proclaim Wednesday, October 7th, 2026, as National Night Out in the city of Bullhead City and encourage all citizens to join together in supporting and participating in this important community event being held in front of the Bullhead City Police Department, 1255 Marina Boulevard. Let us come together as a community to strengthen relationships, promote safety, neighbor, promote neighborhood safety, support our first responders, and demonstrate that working together, we can make Bullhead City a stronger, safer, and more connected community. In witness hereof, I have hereunto set my hand and cause the official seal of the city of Bullhead City to be fixed on the sixth day of October 2026. Thank you so much. Cool. Thank you. Thank you, everybody. This is the 27th year for Bullhead City Police Department to host National Night Out, and we are excited to walk and talk with our community members so that you can meet your first responders in a relaxed atmosphere. We're so grateful for Mojave Electric Cooperative partnering again this year. Today, when they showed up with three truckloads of bikes, trikes, scooters, skateboards, you name it. They brought it in the door. They're in Arizona. I'm gonna butcher it. But uh Arizona help me out, Tyler. No, he's like, no, Lori, I don't got you. Um Arizona Power Cooperative, is it that it sponsored also some of the prizes? We'll have also Salvation Army donated amazing family basket and other community members as well. DJ Loki will be spinning the tunes. Our Air Force Junior R O T C from Mojave High School will be presenting the colors at 5 p.m. And we will have the Mojave High School choir singing the national anthem. And our chief will be speaking and talking to our community, just encouraging police and community partnership as long as well as our assistant fire chief Scott Neal. We'll just give a short welcome to everybody there. And then it's just basically a huge block party to make sure that our community is connected and feels like they know their neighbors and that they're in a better community that's promoting a crime safe crime and safety tech crime and safety initiatives throughout the city. So thank you guys very much. And I hope to see you tomorrow night right here in front of the city council chambers, 1255 Marina Boulevard from 5 to 7 p.m. Thank you. Alrighty. So we are going to start with call to the public. Call to the public is available for citizens wishing to address the council on issues within the jurisdiction of the city, but not listed on the agenda. Comments must be limited to three minutes or less unless speaking on behalf of a group of citizens that are present, and that time will be adjusted to five minutes.