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Prop-410, which relates to an airstrip near Chino Valley, is too close to call. 52% of voters approve of the airstrip with 48% opposed; a difference of just 179-votes.Β  Yes Votes 2,623/No Votes 2,444.

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11/4 Here’s a quick look at some of the local propositions voters were deciding during Tuesday’s General Election. In Yavapai County, Prop-410, related to an airstrip near Chino Valley. As of this morning, 52% of voters say yes with 2,623-yes votes and 2,443-no votes, or 48%. In Coconino County voters said no to Flagstaff Prop-404 and by a narrow margin said yes to Prop-405. Both propositions relate to emergency services and infrastructure in Flagstaff. Voters in Page said yes to Prop-406.

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Chino Valley Mayor Tom Armstrong proclaimed Nov. 1 as Extra Mile Day during the Oct. 27 Town Council meeting, recognizing the residents who give their time to the community.

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TRAFFIC ALERT: ROAD CLOSURE Heads up, Chino Valley! East Road 2 South at the Santa Cruz Wash will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, November 4, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM while our Public Works crews complete roadway repairs. If you’re traveling in the area, please plan ahead, allow a little extra time, and watch for construction crews and equipment. Be sure to follow all posted signs and directions from traffic control personnel. We appreciate your patience and understanding as our crews work

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