Graham County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board meeting included the approval of warrants and expenditures for various suppliers. Key approvals involved a food service amendment, a tax deed sale, a limited service agreement for juvenile drug court treatment, and multiple right-of-way donations. The Board also authorized several health department agreements, including grant programs and data sharing, as well as the cancellation of uncontested special district races. Significant legislative actions included adopting Ordinance 2026-1 regarding updated building and fire codes, and submitting comments on a proposed federal land exchange. Additionally, the Board conducted a public hearing on a zoning request, opened bids for park-related infrastructure and concessions, and held an employee service award ceremony.
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Graham County Board of Supervisors Regular Session
The Board approved various financial demands and warrants. Key actions included the approval of an Arizona 9-1-1 Funding Agreement, an amendment to a multiagency grant contract, and a new Heat-Illness Prevention Plan. Additionally, the Board authorized an accounting services agreement for a tax payment system, processed fiscal year budget modifications, and approved the transfer of surplus funds from the Law Library Fund to the Courthouse Building Repair Fund. Finally, the Board issued a letter of support for a regional medical center's ambulance service application.
Feb 17, 2026·Board meeting
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The Board meeting covered multiple agenda items presented by various department representatives. The Sheriff's office discussed and received approval to apply for several grants, including the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission drug, gang, and violent criminal control grant, and two 2027 Governor Office of Highway Safety grants for DUI enforcement overtime and speeding enforcement overtime. Approval was also granted for the purchase of a $3,500 Toughbook computer for an investigator, funded through investigations funds. Furthermore, the Board approved an intergovernmental agreement with DPS for $100,000 focused on enforcing immigration, smuggling, and gang laws, as well as jail reimbursement costs. Finally, approval was sought for the $70,000 Operation Stone Garden agreement for overtime and fuel reimbursement. The Treasurer presented offers for two tax deed parcels in the Siesta Hot Springs area for the full amount of taxes, fees, and costs. The HR department requested approval for the reclassification of the Sheriff's Office Assistant position to Sheriff's Office Accounting Clerk, moving the salary range from a 10 to a 14, due to evolving financial duties. Manager Welker presented a proposal for an unbudgeted capital project, not to exceed $55,000, to insulate the east side of the A building, upgrade interior and exterior lighting to LED, replace electrical panel breakers, install light switches, and replace outlets with GFCI compliant ones. The Board also approved out-of-state travel for the WIC director to attend the National Wick Association annual education conference in Dallas, Texas, in May to obtain necessary CEUs.
