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Mayor candidates, top from left: Mary Beth Hrin, Greg Mengarelli, and Jean Wilcox. Council candidates, middle row from left: Steve Blair, Connie Cantelme, and Phil Goode. Council candidates, bottom row from left: Greg Lazzell, Alexa Scholl, and Joe Viccica.

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Final campaign tally in 2017 city election: $308,319
Amount more than triples any previous Prescott election

With all of the campaign money from Prescott’s 2017 election season now recorded, the total collected for the August primary and November general election tops $300,000 — significantly exceeding any previous city election.

By Cindy Barks January 21, 2018
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Prescott primary election season wraps up this week
Turnout already 43%; voters’ ballots are due Tuesday

About 43 percent of Prescott voters have already cast their ballots, and remaining voters now have about three days until the deadline.

By Cindy Barks August 27, 2017
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If campaign signs and flyers seem a bit more intense this year than usual, the amount of money going into the 2017 Prescott City Council election campaign is likely the reason.

By Cindy Barks July 28, 2017
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With monitoring and modeling studies continuing, the Big Chino Water Ranch pipeline has been in a holding pattern for the past five years or so.

By Cindy Barks July 20, 2017
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About a year ago, the Prescott City Council agreed to set aside $3.8 million in the 2017 city budget for open space acquisitions.

By Cindy Barks July 18, 2017
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Candidate Q&A: Prescott Airport — Does it need improvements?
Prescott council, mayor hopefuls weigh in on Prescott Airport improvements

As the City of Prescott has focused on a need for heightened economic development, one deficiency has consistently emerged: the Prescott Municipal Airport.

By Cindy Barks July 17, 2017
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Candidate Q&A: Prop. 443 — yes or no?
Prescott council, mayor hopefuls weigh in on sales tax increase, and what happens if it fails

Framing much of the 2017 Prescott City Council campaign to date has been the city’s more than $78 million shortfall with the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS).

By Cindy Barks July 16, 2017