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.
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La Paz County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The meeting agenda includes a discussion and potential action regarding the reconsideration of employer and employee benefit cost distribution for the upcoming fiscal year. The Board will also convene into an executive session to discuss the third amendment to the Atlas VI lease. Additionally, the agenda covers various items related to the Atlas V and Atlas VI projects, including lease estoppels, easement amendments, easement estoppels, and recognition agreements for both leases and easements.
Mar 19, 2026·Board meeting
La Paz County Board Of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Equalization reviewed two petitions for the correction of real property valuation. In the first case, the Board accepted the hearing officer's recommendation regarding parcel 311-38-011L, noting that the petitioner may pursue the matter in tax court. In the second case, the Board rejected the hearing officer's recommendation for parcel 302-63-070H and set the assessed value at $1.2 million to better reflect current market conditions and property state. The discussion involved clarifying statutory definitions for property classifications, the role of independent valuation reviews, and the criteria for arm's-length transactions.
