Mohave County asks staff to work with cities after debate over flood‑control allocation formula The Board debated a proposed Flood Control District allocation that would weight floodplain area and population alongside assessed value. Lake Havasu officials warned the change would cut their funding; the board directed staff to work with city partners on a revised approach.

Mohave County is rethinking how it allocates flood-control funding, sparking intense debate among city officials who fear losing vital resources for safety projects.

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Mohave County supervisors approve flood-control purchases, park rule hearing, road speed changes and other consent items At its Jan. 5 meeting the Board approved purchase of tax-deeded flood-control parcels, accepted $79,510 in senior-center donations, set a parks-rules public hearing, approved a new speed limit on Australia Road, accepted Mountain View Road into maintenance, approved a $186,000 mental-health training grant, approved an inmate canine-training MOU and several rezones and easements.

Mohave County's Board of Supervisors made significant strides in community welfare, from flood-control purchases to a new initiative for first-responder mental health training!

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Mohave County Flood Control Board accepts $2M grant for aquifer infiltration project Board approves funding to design and construct basins for groundwater recharge in Mohave County.

Mohave County is taking bold steps to enhance flood control and groundwater sustainability with a newly approved $2 million grant for innovative aquifer projects.

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