The Eloy City Council met on Monday, October 13, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 595 North C Street, Eloy, Arizona. The meeting included a moment of silence, Pledge of Allegiance, proclamations, reports, consent agenda, business items, and an executive session. Key actions included approval of a solar facility final plat, a site maintenance agreement, and the appointment of an interim city manager.
Well where you want to check out the same picture. So you might want to talk about this one because I think it's hard for the test for the right one. I can't say all the time. And question. And then you feel something about that. Mayor, when you're ready. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to tonight's Eloy City Council meeting. It is Monday, October 13th, 2025, and the time is 6 p.m. May I have a roll call, Madam Clerk? Councilmember Valley. Here. Councilmember Curtis. Here. Councilmember Schneider. Here. Councilmember Garcia. President. Councilmember Ganinda. Here. Here. Okay, I'd like to ask everyone to please rise for a moment of silence, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilmember Golinda. And to the Republic, which is one nation under God in the visible with liberty and justice for all. And when public appearances were shown clear, right? Correct. Okay. So that comes to Mayor's announcements. And you know your mayor. He loves his announcements. On Thursday, October 2nd, Finance Director Brian Wright and myself attended the woman in transportation fundraiser. As someone who has spent four decades in the transportation industry, it was inspiring to see so many talented and women thriving and leading in what was a once very male-dominated field. The future of transportation is cool in capable hands. Then on Saturday, October 4th, I had the honor of attending the Panel County 150th birthday celebration in Florence. It was an incredible event, a true celebration of everything that makes Pennell County special. We gave out light up sunglasses to all the kids. It was just such a hit. So with that again, thank you all. Then on Friday, October 10th, Chief Ben Alice and I joined others to help judge the homecoming parade right here on Main Street. We had over 20 floats this year. We even had two horses and yes, a fire truck. Thank you, guys. Later that evening we gathered at the football game for the homecoming King and Queen announcement. As always, it was a great night for Eloy. But it was a tough week for our dust devils, again. But I will commend the players and staff for improving as they have each week, and that dedication builds character, and that's really what we want to do with these sports is build the character. And lastly, along with other council members present tonight, we attended the 5K heroes against Hunger Walk right here at Eloy. And a big shout out to the Sparrow campaign for putting together such a well-run event for an amazing purpose. The weather held and we finished without getting what that was a good thing. So with that we have a proclamation.