Mayor meets with Sen. McCain to discuss international improvements


Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, April 29, 2009 4:05 PM MDT


Douglas Mayor Dr. Michael Gomez, far right, along with Public Works Director Carlos De La Torre and City Manager Curtis Shook, left, ,met with  Sen. John McCain on April 16 at the Senator’s Tucson office. The Mayor discussed the need for the Senator’s help in coordinating the United States/Mexico plan to develop the Douglas/Agua Prieta Port of Entry and the need for  state and federal money to improve Third Street and Chino Road from U.S. Highway 80 to the Mexican border.




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    Steve wrote on May 5, 2009 9:09 AM:

    " We need Highway 191 from Douglas north to the I-10 widened so we can create jobs and bring goods and services to the local businesses and towns!

    Local opposition to the reality of positive, inevitable progress has become old news. Support our economy. "

    Marcos wrote on May 3, 2009 11:55 PM:

    " Why is 3rd street and Chino Rd. the states or Feds responsibility. Did'nt the city of douglas re-pave chino like a year or two ago and left it in much worst condition. The mayor sounds like a typical douglas resident, always trying to take federal or state taxpayer money because most people in douglas dont contribute to the tax system. I hope the mayor let McCain know how douglas is the most corrupt city in the country but is yet the premier southwest border community. "

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