Nogales proclaims Sept. 18, 2026, as National POWMIA Recognition Day
September 12, 2026 | Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona
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The council read and adopted a proclamation declaring Sept. 18, 2026, as National POWMIA Recognition Day in the City of Nogales and directed that POWMIA flags be flown at city hall on that date. The proclamation text pledges to “renew our promise to our heroes that you are not forgotten.”
The proclamation—read aloud by the clerk—described the city’s commitment "to care for their families and pursue the fullest possible accounting for all missing members of our armed forces." The council noted a ceremony will be held at the wall at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18; Mr. Doyle will read the proclamation at the event because the mayor and vice mayor expect to be out of town.
The proclamation text included the mayor’s name as signatory. Veterans were invited to participate in the reading.
The proclamation—read aloud by the clerk—described the city’s commitment "to care for their families and pursue the fullest possible accounting for all missing members of our armed forces." The council noted a ceremony will be held at the wall at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18; Mr. Doyle will read the proclamation at the event because the mayor and vice mayor expect to be out of town.
The proclamation text included the mayor’s name as signatory. Veterans were invited to participate in the reading.
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