Prescott Valley Town Arizona

5 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 11 whole new arterial road system is in the works, aimed at alleviating traffic in congested areas. The council and community are deeply invested in these road and connectivity improvements, recognizing their importance for the town’s future. Davidson also highlights the town’s focus on public transit, mentioning the micro-transit system launched a year ago. This system is designed to cater to residents without personal vehicles, ensuring they can easily move around the town. Plans are also in place to collaborate with regional partners to expand this service further. Water management is another central focus for Prescott Valley. Davidson elaborates on the town’s master drainage and recharge plan, which aims to manage stormwater and drainage more effectively. “This not only benefits the community by preventing flood damage to the older residential part of town but also opens up areas for future expansion,” he explains. The plan also includes innovative recharge projects to ensure the conservation of water, a precious resource in Arizona. “We want to make sure that we can legally recharge every drop of water and get the water back into our aquifer,” Davidson emphasizes. The town’s commitment to sustainability is evident in its recent energy audit of all municipal facilities. This audit led to the creation of a sustainability roadmap outlining the areas where the town can make improvements, from upgrading to solar LEDs to replacing outdated equipment. Davidson notes that the savings from these improvements can be reinvested into other community projects, such as parks and roads. He also touches on the town’s water management plan, a comprehensive strategy to maximize and protect water resources for future generations. “It’s a four-pronged plan,” he says, “involving studies, physical projects, partnerships, and council-approved policies and procedures.” Davidson further speaks about the town’s parks and recreational spaces vision. Echoing Mayor Palguta’s earlier mention of the Glassford Hill project, he envisions multi-use pathways PRESCOT T VALLEY TOWN, ARI ZONA