The meeting included a call to the public where community members expressed concerns regarding the merger between High Country Humane and Coconino Humane, specifically questioning the nature of the takeover, staffing changes, and the impact on animal welfare services. The Board responded by requesting that administration relay these concerns to the respective organizations for potential follow-up. Additionally, the Board issued a proclamation commending Brian Klemowski for his career with the National Weather Service and his service to the county.
May 19, 2026
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Coconino County Board of Supervisors and Board of Directors of Public Health Services District and Jail District Special Session Minutes
The meeting included public comments regarding infrastructure projects and concerns over animal shelter mergers. The Board discussed the Opportunity Zones 2.0 program and its potential for economic development. Proclamations were issued to commend a National Weather Service career and to designate Public Works Week. The Board addressed various consent agenda items, including funding agreements, polling place designations, and intergovernmental agreements for transportation planning. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding a zoning change and preliminary subdivision plat for a housing development in Bellemont.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
Coconino Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting
The meeting included the approval of a funding agreement for the 100th anniversary of the Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel and the approval of Title I allocation funding for school districts under the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act. The Board passed several organizational resolutions, including serving as the Health District Board of Directors and the Jail District Board of Directors. Additionally, the Public Works department presented their budget, highlighting accomplishments, capital equipment procurement plans, road maintenance status, ongoing infrastructure projects like the Belmont traffic interchange, and new grant applications for multimodal network improvements and recreational corridor enhancements.
May 12, 2025·Board meeting
Coconino County Board of Supervisors Budget Hearing
The board conducted budget hearings focused on the Flood Control District. Discussions covered the district's financial future, including long-term planning for FEMA special flood hazard areas, the status of forest restoration initiatives, and the transition of the community relations manager position to a permanent role. Additionally, the board reviewed the status of federal and state grant awards, specifically regarding reimbursement timelines and the current progress of pending grant applications.
