At approximately 9:05 am on the morning of October 15, an aircraft accident occurred when a single engine aircraft attempted to land on runway 21R at the Prescott Regional Airport. The Aeroprakt A22LS “Foxbat” veered off of the runway, landing in an inverted position between the runway and taxiway. Prescott Fire and Airport Operations personnel
I would like to share some important updates with you from the City of Prescott regarding the new Water policy, and the SAFE project at Prescott Regional Airport. Water Policy Prescott City Council has adopted a new Water Management Policy. This document was several months in the making, and encompassed a number of public meetings,
Senator discusses implementation of wildfire and transportation funding with city, town, and county leaders Arizona senior Senator Kyrsten Sinema hosted a roundtable with local leaders from across Yavapai County to discuss the region’s infrastructure funding priorities – including wildfire mitigation, water security, and transportation expansion – as she works to implement historic investments from her bipartisan infrastructure
The Golden Eagles Flight Team at Embry-Riddle has won 35 regional championships and 13 national championships. (Photo by Mary Grace Grabill/Cronkite News) In the heart of a city nicknamed “America’s Hometown,” future pilots train under some of the top minds in the aviation industry. For more than 40 years, Prescott has been home to Embry-Riddle
The City of Prescott is pleased to announced plans for a new 220,000 square foot FedEx Ground distribution facility near Prescott Regional Airport. This is a great opportunity for Prescott and its citizens,” said Mayor Phil Goode. “The new facility will provide quality jobs, and will make Prescott a shipping and logistics hub for the
Dear Citizens of Prescott: Recently, I was asked to provide an address on the State of the City at the Prescott Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting. This provided me with an excellent opportunity to reflect on and share where we are now as a City, and where we are going. As I mentioned last month,