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Board Chair Kate Brophy McGee signed the local emergency Thursday after the Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 storm dropped up to 4 inches on the Valley floor and as much as 8 inches in higher terrain.
A Nov. 4 council item would formalize a fiber connection from Fire Station 2 to Mesa's Fire Station 219 for the regional public safety radio network. Staff say the work is mostly done and costs nothing more.
Days after declining a request, the governor freed $200,000 for recovery from last week's tornadoes and storms in northern Arizona. Federal aid is not being sought for now, her office said.
The council's Oct. 21 consent votes approved a backup ambulance pact with Chandler, which takes over its own emergency transports when its private contract ends, and a higher MCSO academy fee for police recruits.
A suspected tornado struck the Navajo County community Wednesday evening, hurting a bicyclist and knocking out power. Gov. Hobbs has directed state agencies to help as the National Weather Service investigates.
