The Town of Huachuca City is accepting applications from qualified candidates to fill the position of Town Manager. Desired Minimum Qualifications include: Bachelor’s degree in public administration, business administration or a closely related field; and minimum of 5 years experience related to municipal management; or any equivalent combination of education and experience. A working familiarity with the Arizona Revised Statues, including: open meetings, public records, municipal budgets, finance, and enterprise[ Read More …]
Author: Suzanne Harvey
Dusk Till Dawn Property Acquisition
The Town of Huachuca City has purchased the former “Dusk till Dawn” building and adjoining parking area for a total of $300,000. The Town had been involved in litigation with the property owner since 2015. This purchase ends the litigation. The Town plans to lease the building commercially. For more information see the official press release: press release dusk till dawn
Emergency Food Assistance Program
The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona will be making TEFAP (The Emergency Food Assistance Program) distributions in front of the Senior Center at 504 N. Gonzales Blvd on Friday, December 20, from 8 am to 9 am. It will be a drive-thru food distribution and cars should line up on Gonzales Blvd facing south. Future distributions will take place on the 3rd Friday of each month. To apply for[ Read More …]
Interim Town Manager
The town bids adieu to current Town Manager Matthew Williams on December 20th. Mr. Williams has accepted a position with the City of Litchfield Park, AZ. Mr. Eric Duthie has been selected to serve as Interim Town Manager until April 2020 when the Town anticipates hiring a new Town Manager. Mr. Duthie is a native Arizonan and a native of Cochise County. He has extensive municipal management experience and is[ Read More …]
Census 2020 – Huachuca City Complete Count Committee
The Census is coming! The Town of Huachuca City is looking for volunteers to serve on the Huachuca City Complete Count Committee. The census is very important to our community and to our county. The Census results shape how billions of federal dollars every year are allocated to states and counties for Medicare, SNAP (food stamps), highway construction, and more. The Census is also key to delineating voting districts and[ Read More …]
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