Planning & Zoning Commission appointment

The four-year sitting commissioner said the commission's job is to vet rezonings and recommend to council, touting his commercial real estate finance background and saying he wants smart, controlled growth and collaboration between developers and neighbors.

Stephens said the role is to serve the town by reviewing zoning applications and making recommendations, emphasizing removing emotion and going back to the facts on contested requests.

Interviewing by video from a Phoenix conference, Lewis cited government experience since 2011, planning and zoning work for Prescott and Cottonwood, and residency in Prescott Valley since 2003.

Huot described the commission as an advisory body to council and cited his prior 2007–2011 commission service, recent appointment, and 36 years in local government public works.

Seger, a fourth-generation resident with 30 years in construction, said he wants to further community growth while keeping residents at the forefront.

Cox, a 20-year resident, small business owner, and HVAC contractor, said the commission's job is growing the community responsibly through zoning and land-use decisions.

Lopez emphasized decades of volunteer service, responsible growth, and her leadership on the rodeo grounds master plan steering committee — and she won the partial-term appointment.