Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lake Havasu City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues with medium priority
Airport terminal apron office buildings
Velocity Havasu Holdings, LLC wants space on the municipal airport's terminal apron for temporary office buildings. The council will hear public comment before deciding whether to ratify the agreement.
Police property evidence room expansion
The police department's evidence room is due for expansion, and the council will consider awarding the construction bid to T.R. Orr, Inc. Better storage helps police handle evidence properly and keeps cases on solid footing.
McCulloch Boulevard safety enhancements
The council will consider taking state transportation funding to add speed feedback signs and high-visibility crosswalks on McCulloch Boulevard between Smoketree and Acoma. Slower traffic and clearer crossings could make that corridor safer for drivers and pedestrians alike.
Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager community meeting
Lake Havasu City’s mayor and city manager are hosting a casual coffee chat Friday, Nov. 6 at 8:30 a.m. It’s a face-to-face chance to ask questions and raise concerns with city leadership. No agenda or major policy decision is mentioned—just access.
Storm Recovery
Lake Havasu City just dropped the playbook on how they clean up after a big storm, letting you know exactly when your street will get some love. It's all about knowing what to expect so you aren't left guessing when debris removal is coming your way.
Firefighter Staffing Shortage
Lake Havasu City is facing a major staffing crisis as nearly half of its firefighters are now eligible to retire. This leaves the city scrambling to figure out how to keep emergency response teams fully staffed and ready to help.
North End wastewater improvements
A $1.913 million contract fixes the Canterbury Lift Station and adds odor control at the north influent pump station — the top priorities from a 2023 wastewater study — finishing around August 2027.
ADA Accessibility and Sidewalk Infrastructure Safety
A resident asked the city to install temporary lighting at the dark crosswalks at Swanson/Smoketree and Mesquite/Smoketree before Halloween, citing her concern for pedestrians.
Mission 3: Water Ready Drowning Prevention Grant
A new agreement gets about 350 third graders into the pool for swim competency testing, filling the gap between kindergarten and fifth-grade programs — though charter school students like Telesis aren't included in year one.