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 meeting agenda included several administrative and financial items, such as the adoption of resolutions designating a Chief Fiscal Officer for various fiscal year expenditure limitation reports and approval of a memorandum of understanding with the Workforce Development Board. Additionally, the board reviewed payroll and payables, contracts with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the County Attorney's office, and various grant acceptances from the Arizona Department of Health Services. Public hearings were held regarding the Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Jail District and County budgets, and the board discussed liquor license applications and the Operation Stonegarden grant program.
May 4, 2026·Board meeting
La Paz County Board of Supervisors Worksession
The worksession focused on the review and discussion of department budget presentations for the 26/27 fiscal year. Key topics included the potential allocation of solar revenues to support general operations, capital improvements, and contingency funds, as well as strategies for addressing one-time safety and security-related capital requests. The board discussed salary-related increases including cost-of-living adjustments and performance programs, the impact of reducing pension debt on future budget capacity, and strategies for staffing in the Assessor's Office to address permit backlogs and revenue collection. Additionally, the administration provided guidance on the capital budget framework and the integration of security improvements for public-facing county offices.
Apr 29, 2026·Board meeting
La Paz County Board of Supervisors Worksession Minutes
The board conducted a worksession focused on fiscal year 2026-2027 department budget presentations. Key discussions included operational and budgetary updates from the Sheriff's Office regarding jail services, dispatch operations, boat patrol, animal control, and patrol coverage. The board reviewed proposals from Administrative and Fiscal Services for personnel and technology upgrades, evaluated the County Attorney's office needs regarding contracts and caseloads, and discussed Public Fiduciary requirements. Additionally, the meeting covered updates from Emergency Management, food bank utility costs, and a comprehensive historical financial overview and five-year forecast, focusing on fund balances, debt reduction, and projected solar revenues.
