Author: Huachuca City

04/25/2017 – Structure Fires on Second and Third Streets, Huachuca City

April 25, 2017

For Immediate Release

Re: Structure Fires on Second and Third Streets, Huachuca City

Huachuca City Dispatch received multiple calls beginning at 4:48pm regarding a house fire at 112 Second Street. The Huachuca City Fire Department was dispatched at 4:50pm and arrived on scene by 4:55pm. Due to high winds, three other structures quickly became involved. The cause of the fire is unknown and is currently under investigation.

One structure was a total loss, the three remaining structures suffered varying degrees of damage.

The remains of one person and two dogs were recovered from one of the structures. No positive identification has been made at this time. Identification is pending examination by the Pima County Medical Examiner.

Units from the Huachuca City Fire Department, Whetstone Fire Department, Fort Huachuca Fire Department and Sierra Vista Fire Department responded, along with Fire Investigators from Cochise County and Fry Fire Department. They were supported by the Huachuca City Police Department, the Tombstone Marchall’s Office, Arizona Department of Public Safety and Cochise County Sheriff’s Office.

There is no further information at this time. Information will be forthcoming.

//Kelly Norris, PIO
//Jennifer Fuller, PIO
//Approved: Tammy Mitchell, Town Clerk

04-25-2017 – HC Structure Fire Press Release

Town of Huachuca City Library WiFI Access Policy

Town of Huachuca City, Public Library, Public Wi-Fi Access Policy

  • I understand that this WiFi access is granted free of charge and without warranty by the Town of Huachuca City (Town) and Cochise County (County).
  • I will not circumvent the filtering of the wireless library signal.
  • I understand that Library staff cannot provide technical assistance and will not perform troubleshooting on personal laptops, PDAs, or other devices.
  • I understand that there is no guarantee that I will be able to connect to the wireless system.
  • I will comply with all state and federal laws and the Town and County Public Library policies and procedures.
  • I release the Town and County and their employees, volunteers and officers from any liability associated with my viewing of, use of, or exposure to any information, machine-readable file, picture, graphical representation, or illustration that I may encounter while using a laptop computer or other WiFi device, whether or not such information appears or is delivered through the station I operate.
  • I will not violate any state or federal laws, including those regarding child pornography or delivery of harmful materials to minors.
  • I will not harm or harass any Town or County employee, volunteer or member of the public.
  • I understand that the Library is not responsible for damage to, or loss of, laptops or other hardware, personal information, electronic documents, diskettes, and/or files.
  • I understand that my failure to comply with Library policies and procedures will result in Library penalties that range from suspension of Internet privileges – through suspension of all Library privileges.
  • I understand that the Town and County reserve the right to change their WiFi access policies and procedures at any time.
  • I understand that individual Library staff members are not authorized to modify or waive these policies.

Notice Of Intent To Adopt New Fees For Providing Fire, Rescue and Emergency Medical Services Outside The Town’s Corporate Limits

NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT NEW FEES FOR PROVIDING FIRE, RESCUE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES OUTSIDE THE TOWN’S CORPORATE LIMITS

The Town of Huachuca City, pursuant to A.R.S. 9-499.15, hereby provides notice that the Town Council will consider adopting new fees for providing fire, rescue and emergency medical services outside the Town’s corporate limits.

The Town Council will consider this matter on June 8, 2017, at its regular meeting at 7:00 p.m., in the Council’s meeting chamber, at 500 N Gonzales Blvd., Huachuca City, Arizona. This meeting is open to the public, and members of the public may comment on this matter, pro or con, during the “call to the public” at the beginning of the meeting.

The Fire Chief recommends these fees be adopted to recover costs of providing services outside the Town’s corporate limits, and to avoid having the Town’s residents subsidize services that may be provided to non-taxpayers. Pursuant to A.R.S. sections 9-500.20 and 28-677 (C), and Town Code section 2.65.070 (B), the Town Council may adopt fire department fee schedules to recover the costs of providing emergency response, standby charges, fees for fire cause determination or any other fee that may be required or appropriate to provide services outside of the Town’s corporate limits.

The Fire Chief has reviewed the costs of operating and maintaining the preparedness of the Fire Department, as well as the average costs of the various types of responses the Fire Department might make outside the Town’s corporate limits. As a result of this review, the Fire Chief has determined that the proposed fees are necessary, proper and consistent with the actual costs of providing the services.

This notice shall be posted on the Town’s website homepage by April 10, 2017, through June 8, 2017.

Click on this link to review the schedule of the proposed new fees

Resolution 2017-03 – Fair Housing Policy

Resolution 2017-03

A resolution of the Mayor and the Council of the Town of Huachuca City, Cochise County, Arizona, Adopting a Fair Housing Policy, making known its commitment to the principle of Fair Housing, and describing actions it shall undertake to affirmatively further fair housing.

Be it resolved that on the 23rd day of March in the year 2017, the Mayor and Town Council of the Town of Huachuca City hereby unanimously pass and adopt the Fair Housing Policy under Resolution 2017-03.

The full text of Resolution 2017-03 can be found here: Resolution 2017-03 – Fair Housing Policy