La Paz County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting featured a presentation honoring the Employee of the Second Quarter and a summary of current events including upcoming tax levy plans, website improvements, and concerns regarding Colorado River water management. The board approved several consent items, including various grant agreements, equipment sales, and consulting contracts. Regular agenda items included the approval of criminal justice and public safety funding grants, as well as an estoppel certificate for a solar energy storage project. Public hearings were conducted regarding a rezone request for a tow and storage yard, the adoption of new fee structures for the community development department, and the replacement of existing building codes with a new county building code ordinance.
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La Paz County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board addressed several consent agenda items, including payroll, payables, fireworks permits, and software licensing. A comprehensive FY25 audit review was conducted, highlighting the County's financial progress. The Board adopted a proclamation for Elder Abuse Awareness Month and awarded the contract for banking services to Western Alliance Bank. Public hearings were held regarding Bingo License applications, which were subsequently approved. The Board also reviewed and approved tentative budgets for both the County and the Jail District for the upcoming fiscal year. Finally, the Board convened in an executive session to receive legal advice and authorized the retention of legal counsel for a specific pending lawsuit.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
La Paz County Board of Supervisors Worksession Minutes
The board conducted a comprehensive worksession to review department budget presentations for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The County Administrator outlined a strategic roadmap focused on strengthening service delivery and organizational capacity. Various departments, including Education, Information Technology, Facilities Maintenance, Assessor, Libraries, Community Development, Elections, Public Works, and the Health Department, presented their respective accomplishments, upcoming goals, and budget requests for staffing and capital projects. Discussions also covered the Solar Fund, Board of Supervisors administration, Golf and Parks operations, the Recorder's Office, Probation, Superior and Justice Courts, and the Treasurer's financial oversight. Specific attention was given to infrastructure needs, security improvements, grant-funded initiatives, and strategies for managing operational backlogs and improving public services.
