Huachuca City is a dinky place, population about 1,800. Yet it provides its residents and residents of the surrounding community, including Whetstone, where I live, with a lot of services. For example, there is a two-bus transit system that carries people around inside Huachuca City and even to Sierra Vista, a much larger city -- about 40,000 -- with stores and restaurants and movie theaters. There is an excellent 5-star library (that is, I give it five stars), a fire department that is right now, November of 2017, having some internal problems, a police department that seems too large for such a dinky town but I've had no dealings with it so can't further comment, and some problems with the politics of the town -- about which I am ignorant so can't and won't comment. But, where I can comment, as with my dealings with Jeanette, the nice lady who handles appointments for the bus, and the wonderful library employees, a 5-star rating is appropriate. For anyone interested in moving to Southeastern Arizona, I strongly urge you to consider coming to this area. Homes in Huachuca City can seem ridiculously low, especially to this former Californian who can say you can buy an entire house and yard here for what would barely be a down payment in, say, Los Angeles's San Fernando Valley. And you won't find, anywhere in these United States, nicer, more cordial, more friendly, more open people. It's a great place to live and to do business. read more