May 27, 2020
Weekly Newsletter

Member Renewal - Thank you for your continued support!

North Buckeye Animal Hospital
Dr. Michelle Medlin
Website
vets @ northbuckeyeah.com
Renewal Date: 05/29/2020
 

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BUCKEYE VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Board of Directors Nominees

As per the By-Laws of the Buckeye Valley Chamber of Commerce the Board of Directors has approved the nominating committee's recommendations that:
Garrett Ryum, Abrozo Hospital - 2nd term
Margaret Delmar, Mesquite Solar - 2nd term
Stephen Herring, Republic Services - 1st term
Bill Hudnall, WalMart Transportation - 1st term

Additional names of candidates for directors can be nominated by petition bearing the genuine signatures of at least 15% of members in good standing of the Chamber.  Such petition shall be filed with the Nominating Committee by the 15th of June.  

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City of Buckeye 3 Phase approach for Reopening


Buckeye has developed a three-phased approach (PDF) to reopening the city in response to Governor Ducey’s “Stay Healthy, Return Smarter, Return Stronger” Executive Order.

The three phases will follow the federal guidelines established by the CDC earlier this year, and will:
· Protect the health and safety of residents, businesses and employees
· Reduce the risk of a spike in new COVID-19 case
· Continue providing city services and amenities
· Monitor conditions and react quickly to any changes
· Encourage and support local businesses

Currently, Buckeye is in Phase One of recovery and will continue operating the city as we have since mid-March.
Residents and customers can continue to conduct business online or by appointment
Public access to city facilities remains restricted
Employees who are able to work from home are encouraged to continue doing so
Practice physical distancing guidelines
Disinfect common areas regularly
Limit spending to critical needs only

Buckeye is keeping our Aquatics Center, Recreation and Senior center and both libraries closed until further notice. This will protect the health and safety of our residents by following the federal guidelines of the Phase One Recovery that still encourages physical distancing and limiting groups of people to no more than 10.

While these are important amenities to our residents, opening these facilities also requires significant staff to operate and additional costs for disinfection. Buckeye’s Community Services Department is working on a plan to safely open and operate its pool and summer programs, while following federal guidelines for the Phase One Recovery plan.

We continue to monitor our revenue collection closely and ensure your essential services like police, fire, water, sewer and trash are not impacted.
To view the Reopening Plan, please visit buckeyeaz.gov/COVID-19 or view it directly at buckeyeaz.gov/recoveryplan
News from the Chamber - May 27, 2020