Tony Hamer is What Prescott Needs!
Let’s Explore More about the
4 Major Areas of Focus
My goal is to inform the public about the history of Prescott and the future of Prescott.
There are critical decisions needing to be made as our community grows.
#1 – Great Place to Live,
Work and Have Fun!
- An exciting vision and strategic plan with everyone involved and consensus achieved.
- Preservation of our great history and development.
- Clean air, natural water sources, and pristine high mountain desert.
- Good employment opportunities for all.
- Well-rated schools and school choices
- Plentiful recreation with parks, trails, hikes, kayaks, and bicycles
- Fulfilling program of sports, arts, music, restaurants……” music and parks, especially for the children of Prescott”
#2-Moderate Growth & Balance of Resources/Intrastructure
- NO to houses on every hilltop
- A fundamental long-term management plan is required for our water supply portfolio
- Committed, contracted and projected demands must be addressed
- Safe yield calculations and net zero water subdivisions need to be further evaluated for effectiveness and efficiency impacts
- With a 2023 population of 48,946, Prescott is the 23rd largest city in Arizona and the 812th largest city in the United States.
- Prescott has a population growth rate of 2.2% per annum
#3 – High-Value Services
for Tax Payers
- SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY & HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT
- Re-think health services strategy so we have medical professionals in town!
- Police and Fire and EMT/Ambulance tactically excellent based on state of art facilities
- Reliable garbage and solid/liquid waste collection and disposal
- Affordable housing for our services providers and workers
- Excellent roads and surfaces
- IT facilitated public road transportation
- Tax/financial planning for seniors and service providers – a new innovation
#4 – A Bigger Focus
on Young People
- There are over 50, 000 under18 citizens in Yavapai County, and estimated to be ~17,000 in Prescott
- Focus on what the younger people want! Involve them and they will step up and lead with us to our future:
- Better education with strong fundamentals
- Great colleges/technical training for further education
- Local internships and co-op placement – trades emphasis
- World class sports and activities
- Younger persons activities
- Go-carting, wall climbing, stand-up paddling, skateboard etc
- Best practices in medium size SW cities should be studied and mimicked!
Let’s Explore More about the
4 Major Areas of Focus
My goal is to inform the public about the history of Prescott and the future of Prescott.
There are critical decisions needing to be made as our community grows.
#1 – Great Place to Live, Work
and Have Fun!
- An exciting vision and strategic plan with everyone involved and consensus achieved.
- Preservation of our great history and development.
- Clean air, natural water sources, and pristine high mountain desert.
- Good employment opportunities for all.
- Well-rated schools and school choices
- Plentiful recreation with parks, trails, hikes, kayaks, and bicycles
- Fulfilling program of sports, arts, music, restaurants……” music and parks, especially for the children of Prescott”
#2 – Moderate Growth and Balance
with Resources/Infrastructure
- NO to houses on every hilltop
- A fundamental long-term management plan is required for our water supply portfolio
- Committed, contracted and projected demands must be addressed
- Safe yield calculations and net zero water subdivisions need to be further evaluated for effectiveness and efficiency impacts
- With a 2023 population of 48,946, Prescott is the 23rd largest city in Arizona and the 812th largest city in the United States.
- Prescott has a population growth rate of 2.2% per annum
#3 – High Value Services for
Tax Payers
- SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY & HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT
- Re-think health services strategy so we have medical professionals in town!
- Police and Fire and EMT/Ambulance tactically excellent based on state of art facilities
- Reliable garbage and solid/liquid waste collection and disposal
- Affordable housing for our services providers and workers
- Excellent roads and surfaces
- IT facilitated public road transportation
- Tax/financial planning for seniors and service providers – a new innovation
#4 – A Bigger Focus
on Young People
- There are over 50, 000 under18 citizens in Yavapai County, and estimated to be ~17,000 in Prescott
- Focus on what the younger people want! Involve them and they will step up and lead with us to our future:
- Better education with strong fundamentals
- Great colleges/technical training for further education
- Local internships and co-op placement – trades emphasis
- World class sports and activities
- Younger persons activities
- Go-carting, wall climbing, stand-up paddling, skateboard etc
- Best practices in medium size SW cities should be studied and mimicked!
