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August 12, 2015 www.DesertMessenger.com 19 All persons included in this report from QPD are innocent of crimes until proven guilty in a court of law. 7/11: Glenna Falbush, 54, from Quartzsite was cited and released for Theft and Criminal Trespassing. 7/13: Sha Lah, 36, from Glendale, AZ was cited and released for Crimi- nal Speed. 7/19: John Lane Jr, 33, from Quartzsite was booked into jail for Bur- glary, Theft, and Criminal Trespassing. 7/19: Timothy McCall, 52, from Quartzsite was booked into jail for Bur- glary, and Criminal Trespassing. 7/19: David Reush, 34, from Quartzsite was cited and released for Criminal Trespassing. 7/21: Ivan Schulenberg, 82, from Quartzsite was cited and released for Leaving the Scene of an Accident. 7/23: Joseph Yarbro, 28, from Quartzsite was booked into jail for Simple Assault per Domestic Violence. 7/25: Richard Berumen, 54, from Sacramento, CA was cited and re- leased for Failure to Control Vehicle to Avoid a Collision. 7/28: Billy Howard, 67, from Quartzsite was cited and released for Criminal Damage. 8/3: Kristy Trenkler, 36, from Quartzsite was booked into jail for Disorderly Conduct and Threatening/ Intimidating. 8/3: Jerry Arellano, 27, from Quartzsite was booked into jail for Simple Assault. QPD Arrest Report The following arrests were made by Quartzsite Police Department JULY 8 - AUGUST 3, 2015 Covenant Lutheran Church 270 E. Cowell St, Quartzsite, AZ 85346 (928) 927-4113 Sunday Worship Service 9:30 am Join us this Summer! All Are Welcome! QUARTZSITE, AZ— The Town of Quartzsite has initiated a feasibil- ity study to determine what form of transit service will best meet the needs of residents and visitors to the community. The Transit Feasibility Study, funded by the Arizona Depart- ment of Transportation (ADOT), will help shape the future of public transit in Quartzsite. The study seeks to identify a cost-effective and sustainable form of both in- town and inter-community public transit service, as many Quartzsite residents must travel to activ- ity centers in Blythe, Parker, and Lake Havasu City. Recommendations arising from the study are intended to serve the needs of both residents and the infl ux of visitors and vendors who come during winter months for the annual Gem and Mineral Show. Because those needs can vary depending on the season, the Town will be reaching out to residents and inviting input on community transportation needs via a short survey. In the next few weeks, Quartzsite residents will receive the survey in the mail with instructions on how to participate. All respondents will be entered into a random drawing for a $100 VISA gift card. Quartzsite residents are also in- vited to visit the project webpage online at quartzsitetransitstudy. com. In support of the project, the Town has formed a Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) composed of community stakeholders including seniors, persons with disabilities, low-income persons, veterans, healthcare providers, local busi- nesses, education, and neighboring transit providers. The TAC meets periodically along with representa- tives from the Town, ADOT, and the consultant team to provide feedback on the study, which is scheduled to be completed later this year. Following the development of the preliminary plan, the community will have an opportunity to pro- vide feedback via a series of public workshops. The workshops will summarize community, stake- holder, and TAC input, and outline a series of potential transit service scenarios. Workshop dates, times, and locations, will be posted on the project webpage. For more information about the Quartzsite Transit Feasibility Study, please call Quartzite Transit at (928) 927-4333 or visit quartz- sitetransitstudy.com. Quartzsite launches Transit Feasibility Study

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