Craig Dotseth, a 21-year employee of the City of Prescott, has been named Public Works Director. Dotseth was promoted to the position, having previously served as the City’s Utilities Manager. Dotseth has over 31 years of public works experience, and has served in various positions for the City of Prescott during his tenure.
“During the transition in the Public Works Department, Craig emerged as a leader with an in-depth understanding of this very complex multi-faceted department,” said City Manager Michael Lamar. “We are happy to have Craig serve in this important role.”
“I am pleased to take on this new role,” said Dotseth. “I look forward to this opportunity to continue my service to the City of Prescott.”
In his role, Dotseth will oversee a department of over 150 employees, with responsibility for Street Maintenance , Utilities, Solid Waste, Engineering and Project Management.
City of Prescott Names Craig Dotseth Public Works Director
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The antiques and collectibles show is on today from 9-4 at Findlay Toyota Center. (Sat. 5/27)The Prescott Antique Show & Vintage Market is open today (Saturday, May 27th) from 9am to 4pm at the Findlay Toyota Center. With over 70 spaces full of unique finds, from rare antiques to vintage furniture and our exciting new book section, your perfect piece is waiting. Remember, tickets are $5, cash only at the door. ATMs are available on-site. For more details, head over to www.FindlayToyotaCenter.com.
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The 49th Western Art Show & Sale is on today and Sunday from 9-5 and Monday 9-3 at the Courthouse Plaza. It's presented by the Phippen Museum of Western Art. Share your photos of the show in the comments below or send an email to photos@roxco.com. Also happening downtown is the Off-Street Festival, taking place outdoors at the Prescott Chamber of Commerce parking lot at 117 W. Goodwin St.