City officials are reviewing five bids submitted by four bidders interested in purchasing the existing Prescott City Hall. The bids range from $2 million to $2.55 million. The bids were submitted by Stroh Architecture of Prescott for $2 million; Jacor Partners of Phoenix for $2.35 million; Silo Holdings of Show Low for $2.5 million; and two bids from Ponderosa Hotel Management Prescott for $2.55 million. Ponderosa Hotel Management operates several hotels in Arizona, including two in … [Read more...] about Prescott City Hall Sale Moving Forward
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Bank Building to Become Prescott City Hall
Prescott City Council members showed no hesitation in approving payment of $7.55 million for the 14-year-old National Bank three-story building located at 201 N. Montezuma Street to replace the 59-year-old municipal building, which has served as Prescott City Hall since the early 1960s. The purchase will be from Arma Vista Properties, LLC, a Prescott corporation. The proposed land deal will go into a 60- to 90-day escrow process. City Manager Michael Lamar called the April 13 decision a … [Read more...] about Bank Building to Become Prescott City Hall
Center for the Future Set for Cyber Mobility
The Center for the Future (CFF), a project dedicated to the creation of economic development growth and quality job creation, has moved into office space provided by the City of Prescott. The Prescott City Council approved a lease agreement on March 9, making the space available to the Center for the Future and its parent organization, the Prescott Regional Opportunity Foundation (PROF), a non-profit organization. The space, formerly identified as the City Hall Annex just east of Prescott … [Read more...] about Center for the Future Set for Cyber Mobility
Prescott City Offices, Library Remain Closed
In the City’s ongoing efforts to curb the impacts of COVID-19 in our community, by protecting our staff and the general public, City Hall and all City offices will remain closed to the public through the month of February, 2021. Essential City services such as public safety, solid waste collection and other Public Works services will continue. Below is a comprehensive list of city services and how they will change. All changes will be in place until further notice, unless … [Read more...] about Prescott City Offices, Library Remain Closed
