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The county has a wide range of job openings - Vimarsana News

The county has a wide range of job openings

Gila County Government posted new job opportunities this week – a wide range of work, everything from a part-time scale-house attendant for the Buckhead Mesa Landfill to a county librarian.

From Community Health Specialist to Records Clerk: "We're Hiring!" | Gila County - Vimarsana News

From Community Health Specialist to Records Clerk: "We're Hiring!" | Gila County

Gila County Government posted new job opportunities this week — new ones range from a records clerk working for the Gila County Sheriff’s Office, to a community health specialist. More

Buckhead Mesa Landfill pond needs repairs - Vimarsana News

Buckhead Mesa Landfill pond needs repairs

One requirement of a landfill in Arizona is specially lined ponds for runoff. The west pond at Buckhead Mesa Landfill, northeast of Payson, needs repairs, according to a presentation by

Biomass turns to energy instead of ash - Vimarsana News

Biomass turns to energy instead of ash

When Kevin McCully first came on as Payson’s fuels manager, he learned ash was a big part of his job. “My first week on the job, Toby Waugh took me to the Blattner brush pit and told me the looming issue to fuel management was to find a different way to get rid of the biomass or a new place for a brush pit,” said McCully. The Regional Payson Area Project (RPAP) developed the brush pits around 2001. “RPAP was a collaboration between local, state, federal and county agencies and concerned citizens,” said McCully. With annual support from the late District 1 Supervisor T...

RV fire shakes the Shooks - Vimarsana News

RV fire shakes the Shooks

Just before 2 p.m. Thursday, a motor home fire near the Tonto Natural Bridge State Park turnoff closed Highway 87 for about an hour while firefighters worked to snuff the flames and keep it from running into the forest. Bob Shook was driving his 1999 American Eagle north on 87 with his two dogs. His wife Beverly followed in their pickup truck. The couple was headed to the Happy Jack Lodge to set up their motor home for the summer. “All of the sudden there was this big cloud of white smoke, I couldn’t see,” said Beverly. She put on her flashers and pulled over at the south end o...