Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Carlos Jimenez’s organization
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Nogales Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting covered several important community issues. Residents voiced concerns regarding frequent water outages caused by obsolete infrastructure and requested a permanent solution. The council also focused on domestic violence awareness, including a presentation on protective orders, and officially proclaimed October as Santa Cruz County Arts Month. Additionally, a new initiative aimed at supporting women's safety, known as the Policy for Engagement and Comprehensive Assistance for Women, was presented by the Mexican Consulate in partnership with the County Attorney's office. Finally, a transition in the finance department was noted with the introduction of a new finance director.
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The City Council meeting included a moment of silence in observance of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Proclamations were issued for National POW/MIA Recognition Day. Key agenda items included the approval of in-kind support for a POW/MIA awareness event and the authorization of the Mayor's travel to the Binational Border Leadership Summit. The Council discussed and approved a modified version of a request for in-kind support for the Mexican Baseball Fiesta, limiting assistance to traditional departmental support. Additionally, the Council approved special event liquor licenses for two local Catholic school events and discussed potential procedural changes for future liquor license approvals to streamline the process.
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mayor and City Council of the City of Nogales Regular Session Meeting
The meeting included a recognition of Councilwoman Esther Melendez-Lopez for her 20 years of service and the proclamation of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Presentations covered the Certificate of Nomination for the Mayor and a detailed overview of the Oso Wash project, focusing on binational wastewater mitigation efforts. Updates were provided on the remodeling of the Administration Services Building and the City's financial status for June and July. The Council approved in-kind support for a religious procession, co-sponsored the annual local bicycle classic, and approved support for a community fashion show. Additionally, the Council approved a special event liquor license for local festivities, a lease agreement with the Santa Cruz Council on Aging, Inc., and the upgrade and extension of the Police Department's metro fiber optic network funded by a grant.
Jul 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Mayor and City Council of Nogales Regular Session Meeting
The meeting included a public hearing regarding the project selection and use of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds, specifically discussing park improvements at Camp Little and Monte Carlo Park, and water and sewer infrastructure projects at Elm Street, Sonoita Avenue, and Goodman Street. The Council voted to approve Option A, which utilizes Regional Account funding for the park improvements and applies for competitive Colonias funding for the Elm Street water and sewer project. Additionally, the Council approved resolutions authorizing the submission of grant applications for both the park improvements and the Colonias infrastructure project, as well as committing local funds as leverage for the Colonias application.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
