Quartzsite Council Reviews Vendor Reports, Reappoints Committees, Debates Workweek

A vendor report and a Parks/Cultural/Beautification Advisory Board reappointment were on the agenda for the Town of Quartzsite’s Feb. 24, 2026 regular council meeting, which began at 7:00 p.m. at the Quartzsite Council Chambers listed as 465 N. The meeting video is publicly posted to YouTube under the title "Quartzsite Town Council Regular Meeting 2-24-2026" with descriptive tags that include "vendor report, Ex 17, PCBAB reappointment, Ord 26" and showed a snippet view count of "4 views · 4 hours ago."

Vendor feedback cited on council records includes specific event metrics and participant praise, but those entries appear in CMS8 Revize minutes dated March 22, 2022. The CMS8 text records Council Member Goldberg saying, "the Jade Street Band donated their time and they stayed for the event," and that "the vendors said they did better at Buck Connors than anywhere else this season for the two days." The same document records Goldberg adding that "the kids really enjoyed the 1880s Pioneer Experience," and that "Diamond the Camel did 123 rides, and some were donated." The CMS8 excerpt also includes Goldberg noting that "the Food Bank is still very busy."

Council remarks in the CMS8 minutes recognize volunteer support. The CMS8 entry records Vice Mayor Warner stating that she "congratulated everyone who helped with Buck Connors and commented that it is really appreciated." Council Member BearCat is recorded as having "thanked and congratulated the DARC Ham Club for the great job they did in parking and helping out in many areas they had not planned on helping out in, but they still picked it up and did it." The CMS8 snippet is signed with "Tina M. Abriani, Town Clerk" and is labeled "Page 7 of9 032222 Quartzsite Town Council Regular Meeting Minutes," which places those vendor-report comments in the March 22, 2022 minutes as archived material.

On the Feb. 24 agenda the council also listed a PCBAB reappointment and discussion of Ordinance No. 26, according to the YouTube listing. The YouTube metadata includes the shorthand "Ex 17" adjacent to the vendor report entry; the listing does not identify the PCBAB appointee by name in the descriptive snippet, nor does the available excerpt include text or voting results for Ordinance No. 26.

The CMS8 archive includes additional dated material that remains part of the public record: an April 12, 2022 agenda fragment referencing consideration of Resolution No. 22-07 to "affirmatively further fair housing" in recognition of HUD obligations, and an accounts-payable reference labeled "Overview 04-12-22.xlsx (Accounts Payable)" accompanied by a block of figures. The March 22, 2022 minutes header in CMS8 lists roll call names for that session, Vice Mayor Warner, Council Member BearCat, Council Member Schue, Council Member Goldberg, Council Member Amon, Council Member Saxton, and staff present including Jim Ferguson, Town Manager; Joe Estes, Town Attorney; and Clay Romo, Chief of Police.

The Feb. 24, 2026 meeting transcript and video exist in the public record but the short metadata snippets supplied to this report do not resolve whether the CMS8 vendor comments dated March 22, 2022 were repeated, updated, or newly reported on Feb. 24. Key specifics remain to be confirmed in the official Feb. 24 minutes or the meeting video: the identity and term of the PCBAB reappointee, the full text and any vote on Ordinance No. 26, and whether the vendor metrics cited in CMS8 correspond to the Feb. 24 vendor report or are archival references. The town’s posted video of the Feb. 24 session is the current public record that lists those agenda items.