Town Clerk Eva Wilson
Eva
Wilson was raised in Springerville and has been a resident of Eagar for 20
years. Eva has been an employee of the Town of Eagar for over 15 years,
coming from the police department where she served in the position of
dispatcher, Records Clerk Supervisor and Administrative Assistant. Eva
believes that a successful Town Government requires
pro-active citizen
involvement, and encourages residents to take an active interest in their
town's management. She is a Master Herbalist and in her spare times
enjoys wild crafting, creating herbal formulas, camping and enjoying every
recreational opportunity these White Mountains have to offer.
A copy of the 2008/2009 Town of Eagar Budget is available through
the Town Clerk's office.
Assistant Town
Clerk-Marion Wiltbank
Marion Wiltbank has been a resident of
Eagar since 1967. She has worked for the Town of Eagar for 4 years.
Marion takes care of your cemetery and business license requirements.
She would like the citizens of Eagar to take an active interest in the
town government and to volunteer to help on the cemetery board.
Marion has been married to Bill T. Wiltbank for 34 years and is the mother
of five children and grandmother of 13. Her interests include
camping, ATV riding and learning the history/memories of this valley from
the older folks. She loves living in Eagar where the pace of life is
slower and where there are so many recreational opportunities.
Ordinances
An ordinance is a law or rule made by, in this case,
a town government. Ordinances are brought before the Town Council for
their approval or authorization of an action the citizens or
administration deems worthy to make into a law or rule. Once an ordinance
is passed the law or rule is placed in the Town Code (the rules for the
town). The following Ordinances were passed by the Eagar Town Council in
2008:
2008-01 Amendment to the Town’s General Plan – Open
Space Element
2008-02 Amendment to Section 13.08.050 of the Town Code allowing sewer &
water hookups outside the town limits upon approval of the majority of the
Council
2008-03 Amendment to the zoning map by changing the zoning on Parcel
104-23-005C from AR-43 to AR-20
2008-04 Amendment to Section 18.64.150 of the Town Code requiring a permit
for the building of walls and fences
2008-05 Approved the 2008 Amendments to the Tax Code
of the Town of Eagar
2008-06 Amendment to Section 5.02.030 of the Town Code to charge $20 for
the first time issuance of a business license and $10 for the renewal of a
business license
2008-07 Amendment to Section 18.36.040 allowing for a minimum rear yard
setback of ten feet in R1-10 and R1-10R zones
2008-08 Added Chapter 13.60 to the Town Code as it
applies to the Eagar Cemetery
2008-09 Amendment to the zoning map by changing the zoning on Parcel
104-19-001D from AG to I-1
2008-10 Amendment to the Town Code as it applies to temporary real estate
signs, requiring an annual fee
2008-11 Amendment to the zoning map by changing the zoning of
Blocks 37 and 46, Eagar Town Site from AR-20 to R2-7 and C-2
2008-12 Amendment to the Town Code adding Section 8/50 relating to
the sale of products containing Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine products and
penalties for the violation thereof
The regular meetings of the Town Council
of Eagar convenes on the first and second Tuesdays of each month. The meetings
start promptly at 7:00PM, at the Town Hall located at 22 West 2nd Street. All
members of the public are invited to attend. Click
here for information regarding Council Meetings.
If you have a question regarding a Council meeting, you can contact the
Town Clerk at (928) 333-4128, or via e-mail at
clerk@eagar.com
Council Minutes are documented and maintained by the Town Clerk. Click
here to view the minutes of the most recent Council Meeting. Copies of
minutes from previous Council Meetings are available to the public by stopping
in at Town Hall.
During elections, residents may use the Town Council Chambers
to cast their votes for council elections. Votes for County, State and
Federal elections are held at the precinct. Please reference your sample
ballot for the specific location.
To register to vote, stop by the Apache County Annex.
The Town Clerk's office is responsible for posting positions and
receiving candidate resumes and applications. Applications are then
forwarded on to the Department Heads where they will review, form the
hiring board, and make the offer to the best qualified candidate. The Town
Clerk is responsible for payroll, employee benefits, employee records, and
employee orientation. The Town Clerk is also used as a resource to address
mediation in regard to employment issues that may arise.
Click here to go to the employment page
