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Arizona Chapter Border Patrol Union President Art Del Queto recently met with Donald Trump in New York and made these statements to the press: “some of these individuals who were apprehended (at the AZ border) with criminal records…they (officials) see that they have criminal records but they are setting them aside…they want to hurry up and fast track them so they can go ahead and be able to vote for the (presidential) election”.

Please call Governor Doug Ducey’s message line (602) 542-4331 and thank him as follows:

“Thank you, Governor, for encouraging both Attorney General Mark Brnovich and Secretary of State Michelle Reagan to be zealous in assuring that this upcoming election in Arizona is fair and honest. No individual who recently illegally crossed into Arizona should ever be able to vote in an upcoming election that is only weeks away. Questions on illegal crossings should be directed to Arizona Border Patrol, specifically to Arizona Chapter President, Art Del Queto.”

Thank you for doing this TODAY or as soon as possible.

We need to tell the world our generation won’t accept this kind of election. Thank you.

You are Invited To a Town Hall
WHEN: Monday, October 3rd, 6:30PM

WHERE:
Church of the Nazarene
55 Rojo
Sedona
(Village of Oak Creek)

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Topic For Town Hall Discussion:
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Arizona Proposition 205,
a November 2016 Ballot Initiative:

“The Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana Act”
What Do I Need to Know as an Arizona Resident?

This initiative to legalize recreational and retail marijuana will be on the Arizona Ballot in November 2016

What exactly is in the initiative language?

Colorado and Washington have legalized recreational use of marijuana. What can their recent experience teach us?

How should we approach our neighbors and friends with the facts that we have learned today?

All voters are welcome.

PLEASE FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS TO INVITE THEM TO ATTEND
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Today, saving the country will take more than just doing your duty to vote. Concerned Citizens for America – needs your help! Each concerned citizen can help make a difference! Please let us know if you are willing to give some time.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT A QUESTION FOR OUR NEXT MEETING PLEASE USE THE FORM ON THIS LINK

– please visit –

http://www.ConcernedCitizensforAmerica.com

We hope you have enjoyed our meetings in the past and will be able to attend our upcoming meetings. Bring your friends and neighbors.

Thank you for your attention and making plans to participate. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting.

Sponsors: Concerned Citizens for America

Sincerely,

Concerned Citizens for America
ccontact@concernedcitizensforamerica.com

Visit our website:

http://www.ConcernedCitizensforAmerica.com

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Toxin-Free RRREMD candidate meet & greet Oct. 12 at Oak Creek Espresso

Join Red Rock Road Enhancement Maintenance District (RRREMD) Board candidates Ann Crossland, Debra Emmanuelle and Barb Gordon on Wednesday, October 12th, from 6:30-8 p.m., at Oak Creek Espresso, 6500 SR 179, Sedona, 86351 (at Cortez Drive, behind the Village Gallery).

The candidates are running as the “Toxin-Free RRREMD” team, supporting toxin-free landscape maintenance in the RRREMD that is effective, affordable and aesthetically pleasing. They understand that the most effective public representatives listen twice as much as they talk… and …these candidates want to listen to you.
Community members will have the opportunity to learn, ask questions and voice their concerns about maintaining the RRREMD.
Paul Gazda, current RRREMD Board member, will be the guest speaker, offering a highly informative presentation on the issues and options for toxin-free maintenance so attendees will leave this gathering well-informed.

Attending this event will provide you the opportunity to dialogue directly with candidates who embrace a refreshing approach to both campaigning and RRREMD issues.

For more information, call (978) 602-5375 and visit http://www.toxinfreerrremd.com

Join Red Rock Road Enhancement Maintenance District (RRREMD) Board candidates Ann Crossland, Debra Emmanuelle and Barb Gordon on Wednesday, October 12th, from 6:30-8 p.m., at Oak Creek Espresso, 6500 SR 179, Sedona, 86351 (at Cortez Drive, behind the Village Gallery).

The candidates are running as the “Toxin-Free RRREMD” team, supporting toxin-free landscape maintenance in the RRREMD that is effective, affordable and aesthetically pleasing. They understand that the most effective public representatives listen twice as much as they talk… and …these candidates want to listen to you. Community members will have the opportunity to learn, ask questions and voice their concerns about maintaining the RRREMD.

Paul Gazda, current RRREMD Board member, will be the guest speaker, offering a highly informative presentation on the issues and options for toxin-free maintenance so attendees will leave this gathering well-informed.

Attending this event will provide you the opportunity to dialogue directly with candidates who embrace a refreshing approach to both campaigning and RRREMD issues.

For more information, call (978) 602-5375 and visit http://www.toxinfreerrremd.com

Unless a special improvement district is formed and right now there is one company administering and running many many of the special improvement districts in Yavapai County and making hundreds of thousands off of our village dollars. Look it up and see who was part owner.
Arizona Corporation Commission.
Improvement District Services
Hundreds of thousands of dollars from the village alone.
The Big Park Council has no authority in the Village beyond working on a vision statement. Period.