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Sep 8, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
Purchase of 7 EA Ford F-150 Pick Up Trucks, 3 EA Ford Expeditions, 4 EA Mid size Sedans, 1 EA Passenger Mini van, 2 EA 1/2-ton Pick-Up Truck, 2 EA 3/4-ton Pick-up truck, 1 EA Mid-size 4WD Pick-up truck, 1 EA Mid Size SUV, 1 EA 3/4-ton Pick-up truck.
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Aug 10, 2026
Sep 18, 2026
Seeking professional services from qualified engineering consultants to prepare an update to the storm drainage system plan & the 28th street storm drainage study master plan.
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Census ID
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160818
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
1,507.9
Population
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224,449
Procurement Hell Score
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70 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Yuma County
The board meeting addressed a variety of operational and strategic items. Key topics included the establishment of a Juvenile Detention Review Committee, discussions on the Yuma County 2030 Comprehensive Plan regarding aggregate sources, and the strategic distribution of opioid settlement funds. The board also approved a Special Use Permit for a wireless communication facility and adopted state legislative policy proposals for 2027. Additionally, the meeting covered internal matters such as HR and IT service renewals, public works project change orders, the renaming of a local high school, and the county's involvement in the 4FrontEd Binational Program.
The meeting involved public comments regarding local infrastructure projects, biosolids management, and workforce initiatives. Presentations covered election cycle preparations and legislative updates. The Board processed various consent items including tax roll corrections, financial authorizations, intergovernmental agreements for election services, grant applications, and surplus property disposal. Key actions included setting constable salaries, appointing a housing board member, and approving housing authority administrative plans. A special session was dedicated to the adoption of the annual budget and adjustments to employee compensation. Finally, the Board conducted an executive session to evaluate the County Administrator's performance and voted to continue the contract.
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The Yuma County 2030 Comprehensive Plan is designed to guide and achieve coordinated, adjusted, and harmonious development within the unincorporated areas of Yuma County. It aims to conserve natural resources, ensure efficient public spending, and promote public health, safety, convenience, and general welfare. The plan is organized around key elements including Land Use, Circulation, Water Resources, Energy, Open Space, Recreational Resources, Environmental, Cost of Development, Safety, Housing, Public Participation, and Regional Coordination. Core concepts emphasize preserving rural heritage, enhancing public participation, protecting agricultural lands, ensuring efficient transportation, managing growth effectively, conserving open spaces, safeguarding property rights, protecting environmental resources, fostering economic development, and ensuring fiscal responsibility.
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