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flags at all yavapai county office buildings will be lowered to half-staff until sunset sunday, december 30, 2018, to honor the life of president george h.w. bush, the 41st president of the united states, who pas*ed away on friday, nov 30 at the age of 94. the development of a citizens academy. the academy, which is currently accepting applications for attendees, will provide yavapai county residents with insights into how county government works, promote open lines of communication, and offer a clear understanding. yavapai county is utilizing grant money to better the county. yavapai county community health center - partnerships to save a life. the cost of breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnosis. chcy’s care coordination team also partners with people who care, a local charitable organization that provides free transportation to the elderly and people with serious medical conditions.  press release. yavapai county awarded $25 million for verde connect project. yavapai county an awardee of a $25 million, better utilizing investments to leverage development (build) grant for the construction of a new bridge over the verde river. this bridge will connect the northern middle verde road area, the yavapai-apache nation, and the northeastern portion of the town of camp verde to state route 260. this project is referred to as the verde connect project.  press the board unanimously voted to make vice chairman randy garrison the chairman of the board for 2019 and supervisor craig brown the new vice. presentation of checks by the board of supervisors for forest fee program. organizations that were awarded funds from the 2018-19 title iii forest fee program. they include: crown king fire district ($12,000) dewey humboldt firewise committee ($25,000) hidden valley ranch homeowners as*ociation ($5,000) highland pines property owners on december 5, 2018 the yavapai county board of supervisors approved an adjustment to development services fees. the new permit fees will