Coconino Board of Supervisors Meeting - November 10, 2026

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors’ regular meeting on November 10, 2026, included several spending and project updates. The board unanimously accepted a U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance award of $1 million for three years to expand adult probation services for emerging adults, approved two limited-term program coordinator positions, and approved the associated $1 million budget. It also unanimously approved a funding agreement with Northland Family Health Center for the mobile human-trafficking case-management program; the agenda states $10,000 in community initiative funds, although the district amounts recited in the transcript appear to total more. During a flooding recovery update, staff reported using an existing 30-day contract with AC Disaster Consulting to help the county and local cities document costs and pursue eligible reimbursements; no contract value was stated.

Facilities staff reported that renovations to the 219 Cherry board chambers were scheduled to begin the following week, with completion anticipated around March; no cost was provided. The jail abatement was nearing completion, and staff expected to bring a demolition construction contract to the board for consideration in December, with demolition planned for March through June; Kenny Construction is handling current site work. The county operations center and vehicle-storage project was underway, with completion anticipated in December 2027. The federally funded Tribal Nation Service Center has $1.3 million in congressionally directed funding, with the balance expected from the general fund; a contractor is anticipated in early 2027 and construction in early 2028. Other parks and facility work remained in design or planning, with costs and procurement decisions still to come. The board also discussed forest-restoration industry opportunities and potential zoning changes, but took no related procurement action.