Coconino County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting opened with condolences for hikers lost at the Grand Canyon and an expression of gratitude for rescue efforts involving the Grand Canyon National Park, the County Sheriff's Department, Red Cross, and Grand Canyon Unified School District. The board approved a proclamation designating September 26, 2026, as National Public Lands Day, with a focus on public land stewardship and the release of California condors. The board also handled a consent agenda and resolved as the Health District Board of Directors to approve intergovernmental agreements and budget amendments. Finally, the board received an update from the county emergency manager regarding ongoing incident management activities at the Grand Canyon.
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The board convened for a special session to address public comments and honor the service of a retiring legal counsel. Key topics included discussions on potential county partnerships with Northern Arizona Healthcare and a recognition ceremony awarding the Medal of Merit to Bill Ring, the departing County Attorney and legal counsel. Supervisors reflected on his distinguished career, acknowledging his contributions to the county's justice system, social justice initiatives, and guidance on various county programs and ordinances throughout his tenure.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Coconino County Board of Supervisors Special Session Meeting
The board meeting agenda covered a wide range of administrative and fiscal items, including the recognition of a retiring deputy county attorney and the approval of a proclamation for a local event. The consent agenda included the ratification of warrants and payments, funding agreements for various local community initiatives, and the approval of budget amendments for the Arizona Supreme Court funding and adult probation funds. Additionally, the board addressed property assessment capacity, election cancellations for special districts, various emergency management grant acceptances, and infrastructure projects, such as a construction contract for an operations center and an intergovernmental agreement for road resurfacing. The board also convened as the Flood Control District and Jail District to address specific items, such as flood mitigation projects and inmate commissary services, and held a public hearing regarding a zone change request.
Jul 8, 2026·Board meeting
Coconino County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The board discussed the environmental and economic impacts of the Pocket Fire within Coconino County. Key topics included the status of fire containment efforts, the use of aerial assets for suppression, and the resulting closures of US Highway 89A and the local airport. Board members evaluated the economic consequences for regional businesses and explored potential aid and resources for affected employees. The meeting concluded with a formal public reading of a resolution recognizing these fire-related impacts.
