Lil' old Prescott Valley has a big vote ahead on the November ballot – Bill Williams
Residents will approve or disapprove of the 210-page long-range plan through 2035 Prescott Valley, Arizona, has come a long way since cattle ranche...
Residents will approve or disapprove of the 210-page long-range plan through 2035 Prescott Valley, Arizona, has come a long way since cattle ranches and gold prospecting in the 1860s, and the 1960s when it was known as Lonesome Valley – a cattle ranching community. And now it is busting at its britches. One census bureau estimate says 'P.V.' will be the largest town in northern Arizona, soon. The current population of 46,515 makes it the 23rd largest town in Arizona. By state law, every 10 years towns and cities throughout Arizona revisit their general plans to be sure an up-to-date connection exists between the community's values and visions.