Diamond Bell Ranch Cell Tower

Expressed grievances about past law enforcement actions and urged write-in support for her candidacy.

Complained about a lack of accessible public restrooms for early voters at the Pasqua Yaqui reservation and alleged ADA violations.

Provided Tucson Electric Power updates on summer energy demand, battery storage expansion, and customer assistance programs.

Advocated for local resource planning and expressed opposition to utility expansion and special election propositions.

Spoke on behalf of Diamond Bell Ranch appellants, arguing the administrative record failed to prove alternative sites were unfeasible.

Described her scenic desert property and urged the board to reject the cell tower to protect million-dollar mountain views.

Highlighted long-term residency in Diamond Bell Ranch and the community's rural self-reliance and pristine natural beauty.

Argued against the tower citing property value impacts, lack of a business hub, and proximity to residential homes.

Voiced opposition to the tower, noting existing service alternatives like Starlink and upcoming fiber, and questioned the real demand.

Expressed concern over the visual impact of the tower directly behind her property.

Shared how her family lives 300 feet from the proposed site, emphasizing the quiet desert environment and wildlife sanctuary they built.

Objected to the tower and multiple utility projects encroaching on cr1 single-family zoned land.

Expressed disappointment that the board held the hearing downtown instead of in the community center.