County supervisor closes Prescott Valley Patriot Day with call to unity and action
September 12, 2026 | Prescott Valley, Yavapai County, Arizona
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Mary Mallory closed Prescott Valley’s Patriot Day ceremony with remarks that tied remembrance to community duty and youth engagement.
Mallory said the field of flags was filled with children who read bios and arranged flags, and she urged the crowd to consider how they could make a positive difference in their community. She framed civic courage as a deliberate choice: "Let us be brave and stand united and join in and be the Americans that we need to be for the greatest country in this world," she said.
Her closing reinforced the program’s educational emphasis and the organizers’ goal of handing the memory of 9/11 to the next generation. There were no municipal votes or formal actions arising from the ceremony.
Mallory said the field of flags was filled with children who read bios and arranged flags, and she urged the crowd to consider how they could make a positive difference in their community. She framed civic courage as a deliberate choice: "Let us be brave and stand united and join in and be the Americans that we need to be for the greatest country in this world," she said.
Her closing reinforced the program’s educational emphasis and the organizers’ goal of handing the memory of 9/11 to the next generation. There were no municipal votes or formal actions arising from the ceremony.
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