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County receives patent from BLM for 6-acre Beaver Dam parcel

MOHAVE COUNTY – County Public Works Director Steven Latoski was presented with the patent for a 5.95-acre parcel of land in the community of Beaver Dam, Arizona, on Aug 26 by Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Arizona Strip District Manager Michael Herder. The parcel, which is the site of a County maintenance facility and public offices, had previously been leased (with an option to patent) by the County under the Recreation and Public Purposes Act.  Latoski said “Mohave County looks forward to utilizing this patent and expanding upon our maintenance and improvement of facilities to better serve this growing community.” Latoski believes the patent…

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Lions to host Mohave County Constable Mike Cobb

KINGMAN  – The public is welcome to join the Kingman Mohave Lions for their Thursday, September 16 meeting at noon at Golden Corral. Mohave County Constable Mike Cobb  will share the history and duties of a Constable, and therewith answer questions. This should be a very informative meeting including discussion as to what is a Constable, how long have Constables been in existence what do they do; how do they assist in our community; and when are they most needed?  The Lions is a charitable service organization, providing scheduled eye screenings, and providing eye exams and glasses for those school age children who need…

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MEC opens application for annual Washington Youth Tour

BULLHEAD CITY  – Mohave Electric Cooperative (MEC) is proud to announce our continuing sponsorship of the annual Washington Youth Tour. The COVID-19 pandemic led to a statewide cancelation for the 2020 and 2021 Youth Tours. Despite the cancellation of the tour, MEC continued to support our student members by offering a scholarship in place of the 2020 and 2021 trips. Applications will be accepted for the 2022 Washington Youth Tour as the trip is expected to take place. For 2022, new applications, including a 300–500 word essay, are due on October 8, 2021 at 5 p.m. The application can be found…

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County officials subject of COVID-19 litigation

Two Mohave County Health Department officials and a sheriff’s deputy are named as defendants in civil litigation alleging illegal enforcement of Arizona Governor Doug Ducey’s executive orders involving COVID-19 restrictions in the food service arena. Lawyer Eric Spencer with the Phoenix-based Snell & Wilmer law firm filed a complaint in U.S. District Court on April 19. The action is on behalf of plaintiff BlondZee’s (BZ) Steak House in Lake Havasu City. The complaint alleges that the county attorney’s office interpreted Ducey’s EO 2020-18 to mean that restaurants such as BZ were allowed to serve take-out food and that customers could eat in the…

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