The board meeting featured a report on sports and stadium events, a land acknowledgement, and updates on animal shelter adoption efforts. Board members provided various public acknowledgements and community updates. Additionally, the board approved agenda adjustments and adopted a proclamation for Children and Nature Week, with presentations from multiple community organizations regarding the importance of equitable access to nature for child development.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Pima County Board of Supervisors Meeting
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The meeting featured a presentation on updates from the Superior Court, a land acknowledgment provided by the Tucson Indian Center, and public acknowledgments regarding community leaders. Agenda items included adjustments to the executive session, the continuation of a special election item, and recognition of several individuals, including a local Rabbi and county employees marking their retirements. Additionally, quarterly GEM awards were presented to recognize extraordinary employee contributions across library services, human resources, and information technology departments.
Jan 1, 2026·Strategic plan
Pima County Strategic Plan 2026-2029
The Pima County Strategic Plan outlines the county's long-term direction and operational strategies to build a thriving, inclusive, and sustainable future. It is structured around four core pillars: Public Service, focusing on excellent and stable government; Quality of Life, aiming to foster a prosperous and healthy community; Infrastructure & Growth, dedicated to forward-thinking development and economic vitality; and Conservation & Sustainability, committed to protecting natural resources and enhancing climate resilience. The plan emphasizes aligning priorities, continuous improvement, and community engagement.
Sep 3, 2024·Board meeting
Pima County Board of Supervisors Meeting
The meeting included a land acknowledgement and a pause to introduce a dog named Rudy who is looking for a foster home. Adjustments to the agenda were made, including the rescheduling of an update on county initiatives to address homelessness and public safety. The board recognized the retirement of Eric Wedil, Deputy Director of the Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department, for his 27 years of service. A proclamation was presented to recognize legendary teacher day in Pima County. The board also presented a proclamation to Maria Suades, board member of Tucson Yellowart Memorial, proclaiming a day for the Yellowart Memorial Co remembrance walk.
