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The City Manager is requesting that the Mayor and Council re‑appoint Matt M. Clifford, P.C. as City Prosecutor for a new three‑year term running from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029. The renewal contract keeps the existing structure with a $7,000 monthly fee ($84,000 annually) plus $4,000 per year for victim advocacy services, and no substantive changes from the prior agreement. This decision effectively locks in prosecution and victim advocacy services with the same firm through mid‑2029, signaling stability in the city’s core criminal legal function. For other legal service providers, this is primarily incumbent intelligence: the main prosecution work is committed, but there may be opportunities in adjacent areas such as defense conflict panels, specialized investigations, court technology, or victim services support tools that complement the existing contract.
Through Resolution R26-017, Safford is amending its FY2026 budget to increase the Mt. Graham Golf Course operating budget by $440,000, funded from contingency, raising the course’s budget from $1,653,410 to $2,093,410. The adjustment responds to unanticipated spikes in payroll, chemicals and fertilizers, food and beverage inputs, and general inflation, which have made it difficult for the Troon‑managed facility to sustain service levels under the original appropriation. Despite cost pressure, the course is outperforming revenue projections, with year‑to‑date revenues of about $1.35M versus a $1.236M budget and year‑end revenue expected near $1.45M. This budget move ensures operations, maintenance, and food service continue without disruption through June 2026, and it flags ongoing needs for turf care products, staffing, equipment maintenance, and F&B supplies—areas where specialized vendors can provide cost‑control strategies, alternative inputs, and operational efficiencies alongside Troon and the City.
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