SOUTHWEST LEADERSHIP GRADUATES TAKE PROGRAM HOME
Jurisdictions that send more than several people to attend the
program together may be interested in knowing how the City of
Kingman uses its evenstment in staff development. Six top
Kingman officials from various departments have taken the
program since 1998: Steven Auld, Roger Swenson, Charlene
Ware, Coral Loyd, Diane Richards, and Jack Kramer. As each
year's crop of officials completes the program, they design
and conduct training sessions for all staff and elected
officials back home for Kingman's annual retreat, using
materials and key information from the Southwest Leadership
Program.
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Farewell, Margaret: Hello, Alexis
Margaret Hartsuck, AzCAP's administrative associate for
seven years retired in January after 21 years with the
UA. Margaret designed all of AzCAP's administrative
systems, created the web page, and contributed to many
projects. Alexis Hover ("Lexie") temporarily worked
for AzCAP in 1997 on the Pima County Home Rule Charter
Project. She has a communications degree from the UA
and is working toward a Master's at NAU.
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TUCSON CITY CHARTER PROJECT
AzCAP is consulting with the Southern Arizona Leadership
Council for possible revision of the City of Tucson Charter.
AzCAP is researching the mayor-council-manager form of
government, the size of the city council, at large and
ward combinations of political representation, and nonpartisan
elections.
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