The Board conducted a work session to discuss a potential ordinance regarding the criteria for constructing and maintaining public, non-county maintained roads and private rights of way. The discussion centered on strengthening enforcement mechanisms by aligning the ordinance with existing blight regulations and centralizing the complaint process through development services. Additionally, the Board explored the complexities of private easements and shared road access, seeking to clarify how the county can address obstructions on such thoroughfares.
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The committee reviewed the Director's report concerning staffing levels and recruitment status. Key discussions included the potential implementation of the Hyper AI call handler platform to improve call volume management and the feasibility of utilizing temporary dispatcher services to support existing staff. The committee also addressed operational policy updates, including new protocols for 911 hang-ups, air medical first responder status, and various radio infrastructure procedures such as encryption capabilities, radio identifier management, and the migration to Zone 3.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Coochis County Board of Supervisors Flood Control District Work Session
The meeting served as a work session for the Flood Control District to review several ongoing projects and procedural updates. Key topics included revisions to floodplain regulations following feedback from state agencies, progress on watershed restoration programs in coordination with the Natural Resource Conservation District, and the status of an intergovernmental agreement for erosion control at the Turkey Creek Bridge. Board members and staff discussed drainage maintenance, specifically channel cleanup in unincorporated areas, and engaged in a broader dialogue regarding jurisdictional responsibilities for flood control between the county and incorporated cities, including the impact of annexation and pre-annexation agreements. Additionally, the board reviewed the financial breakdown for the recently completed Coyote Wash project.
Aug 6, 2026·Board meeting
Southeastern Arizona Communications JPA Board Special Meeting
The Board received a Director's report detailing staffing updates, call volume increases, and the completion of various intergovernmental agreements. Action was taken to pursue a contract for temporary dispatcher support to address current staff shortages and mandatory overtime. The Board formally accepted a funding assistance agreement for 911 grants and approved an Intergovernmental Support Agreement with Fort Huachuca for dispatch services. Operational updates covered the transition to a new radio system and discussions regarding system integrity, security, and data management protocols for the Spillman system.
