# Board of Supervisors Meeting - October 13, 2026


**Body:** Coconino County
**Date:** October 12, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors meeting on October 13, 2026, included separate sessions of the County Health District Board and Board of Equalization. The board approved revisions to the county purchasing-card, travel, and fraud/theft/waste/abuse reporting policies. The purchasing-card changes clarify cardholder, reviewer, and approver responsibilities; strengthen documentation and violation-response procedures; and require retraining for all cardholders and relevant reviewers and approvers, with implementation expected across departments by January. The travel revisions clarify cost-effective local transportation, documentation, and accounting for personal use of county rental vehicles. The fraud-reporting policy adds a toll-free hotline. The transcript records the policy action as passed, with four supervisors voting in favor; no dollar amounts were cited. The Health District Board also approved an intergovernmental agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Motor Vehicle Division to install two MVD self-service kiosks at county locations, expected to be operational about six weeks after approval; no cost was stated. The board recommended approval of a Mormon Lake Lodge liquor-license application to the state, which is not a procurement award.

High Country Humane reported on the consolidation of animal-welfare operations, facility repairs and temporary closure, service activity, and quarterly fundraising of more than $173,000, including donations, in-kind contributions, grants, and sponsorships. Supervisors discussed the organization’s capacity and the need to clarify service expectations and costs in its agreements with the county and city, and requested regular updates; no contract award, funding allocation, or spending vote was identified. The board also approved routine consent and property-valuation appeal items. No other procurement awards or bid approvals were identified.

**Source:** Coconino County