Apache County Board of Supervisors Public Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on several key items, including a report on County Supervisors Association activities and the approval of various financial demands and a resolution recognizing fallen firefighters and emergency services personnel. Discussion topics include election services agreements, security sub-grant applications, and student information system agreements. The board will also review multiple conditional use permits for facility construction, wireless infrastructure, and property rezoning. Additional business involves superior court and county attorney grant applications, as well as the purchase of new election equipment and notifications regarding upcoming meeting locations and regional organization meetings.
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Apache County Board Of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors' Meeting
The board addressed several district-specific and county-wide matters. Health and library district items included approvals for contract renewals, hiring, and cloud services. The board considered and adopted zoning ordinance amendments regarding short-term rentals and Greer commercial resort zoning. Financial items included the approval of the 2026-2027 tax levy, Secure Rural Schools payment allocations, authorization for a school district bond bank account, and the awarding of a Community Development Block Grant for a food pantry. Various grants for victim assistance and law enforcement were approved. The board also handled a consent agenda covering financial demands, hiring requests, and intergovernmental agreements. During the call to the public, multiple residents expressed concerns regarding renewable energy projects, specifically wind turbines, requesting a moratorium to allow for further impact studies.
May 5, 2026·Board meeting
Apache County Board Of Supervisors Public Meeting And Agenda
The board discussed and approved several items, including the approval of financial demands, a lease agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation, and waivers for tax exemptions related to disability claims. Other actions included authorizing a mail ballot election for a water improvement district, designating finance department points of contact, and approving budget amendments for grant funds. Furthermore, the board decided to reject bids for a food pantry project to allow for re-advertisement with a revised scope, approved adjustments to election board pay, authorized participation in an Internet Crimes Against Children task force, and addressed notifications regarding future external organizational meetings.
