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August 1, 2025

Mayor Monthly Letter for August 2025

Mayor Goode Letter for Prescott Mountain Neighbors August September 2025

Celebrating Summer Events and More

The month of August will be a busy one. While Council meetings are paused until August 26th for a summer break, there is much City business taking place, including a primary election for the Mayor and three Council seats. Council Members will attend the annual League of Cities and Towns conference in Scottsdale, where we will interact with colleagues from around the state, learn best practices, and represent our great City. Finally, as we enter the mid point of summer, there are many great events and activities to enjoy.

While Council meetings take a break until August 26th, some boards and commissions continue to meet. Go to Prescott-az.gov and select Boards and Commissions link to see upcoming agendas. The primary election will take place on August 5, with the Mayor and three council positions contested. If candidates receive enough votes, they may be elected to their seats during this primary election. In some cases, candidates may need to go on to the November election.

Council members will attend the Arizona League of Cities and Towns conference August 19-20 in Scottsdale. This annual conference brings together elected leaders from around the state, to connect, learn and represent their cities and towns.

The Summer Concert Series continues with multiple dates through August 28. For dates, go to PrescottConcertSeries.com

The 37th Annual Cowboy Poets Gathering represents the true spirit of Prescott, bringing musicians and poets from around the country to share their songs and stories of ranching and western life. The event takes place August 7, 8 and 9th, at various locations, and the Jim and Linda Lee Performing Arts Center at Yavapai College. For tickets and details about free performances, go to Schedule | Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering

Classic and Antique car fans will enjoy the Prescott Antique Autor Club’s annual Classic Car Show at Watson Lake, August 2-3. This 2-day event is the Prescott Antique Auto Club’s 50th Annual Car Show. There will be approximately 200 show cars, 150 Swap Meet vendors, and more.

The Prescott Chamber’s “Faire on the Square” art show takes place August 30-31 at the Yavapai County Courthouse Plaza. This annual art fair is always popular. Go to Prescott.org for more information.

With our Nation’s 249th Birthday in the books, we are looking ahead to America 250 in 2026. I am excited to celebrate the year ahead with all of you, celebrating this momentous birthday of our great nation.

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