Graham County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board addressed several agenda items, including the approval of a right-of-way donation for 40th Street and an easement for Adams Avenue. They approved the COMPASS - Project Together/Proyecto Juntos Memorandum of Understanding Amendment 1 and a Rural Health Transformation Program agreement with the University of Arizona Graham County Extension Office. Additionally, the Board adopted an updated Planning and Zoning fee schedule through Resolution #2026-08. Work sessions were conducted regarding various county departments and a BLM quarterly report.
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Graham County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board approved various demands and warrants, including significant infrastructure and service-related payments. Key actions included approving a right-of-way donation for 40th Street, amending the AHCCCS Inmate Hospitalization IGA, establishing vote centers and polling places for the general election, and setting the 2027 holiday schedule. The Board also approved a grant application for Superior Court Pretrial Services and proclaimed National Women's Small Business Month. Furthermore, multiple public hearings were conducted regarding road naming requests and rezoning applications for various parcels, resulting in several approvals and one denial for a rezoning request. The meeting concluded with a work session addressing planning, zoning, engineering, parks, and highway issues.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Graham County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors discussed various operational and administrative items, including the approval of a price increase amendment for food services, the acceptance of right-of-way donations for county road improvements, and the approval of offers for tax deed sale parcels. Other agenda items included the appointment of a Rural Health Transformation Program coordinator, updates to a data sharing agreement with the Arizona Department of Health Services, approval of a limited service agreement for juvenile drug court treatment, and the authorization of building code adoptions.
Aug 17, 2026·Board meeting
Graham County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting agenda focused on several key items, including the approval of various limited services agreements for Rule 11 evaluations, competency restoration treatment, and investigative services. Other topics included the ratification of intergovernmental agreements regarding WIC, community health, and rural health transformation. The board addressed property-related matters such as road easements and right-of-way donations. Financial and administrative approvals were requested, including software licensing, audit engagement letters, and sponsorship for the county fair. A public hearing was scheduled for final budget adoption for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Work sessions were planned covering health, highways, parks, engineering, and zoning, as well as a water report.
