Prescott public works director, city engineer resign
Manager: They were ‘on different pages’ with city on downtown projects

In this file photo from July 2017, Prescott City Engineer Charles Andrews (right) explained the purpose of the bio-basin drainage areas that were added as a part of the Alarcon Street reconstruction, while Public Works Director Henry Hash, left, looked on. The landscaped bio-basins are intended to filter out pollutants in runoff water before the water gets to area creeks. (Cindy Barks/Courier)

In this file photo from July 2017, Prescott City Engineer Charles Andrews (right) explained the purpose of the bio-basin drainage areas that were added as a part of the Alarcon Street reconstruction, while Public Works Director Henry Hash, left, looked on. The landscaped bio-basins are intended to filter out pollutants in runoff water before the water gets to area creeks. (Cindy Barks/Courier)

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