Board of Supervisors Formal Meeting June 10, 2026

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors held a formal meeting on June 10, 2026, addressing a variety of agenda items including zoning and development approvals, public health ordinances, and litigation authorizations. Key procurement-related discussions included approval of phased development plans for industrial properties such as All Things Metal Phase 2, with staff confirming compliance with military compatibility permits and zoning requirements. The board also approved multiple consent agenda items involving industrial zoning cases, solar energy projects, and housing revenue bonds, with one item (number 72) continued for further review. Additionally, the board authorized litigation related to zoning ordinance violations and discussed flood control infrastructure projects, including a feasibility study for McMicken Dam rehabilitation involving the Army Corps of Engineers. Public comments focused heavily on election integrity issues, with multiple speakers addressing ongoing legal disputes involving the County Recorder's office and concerns about election security and transparency. The board unanimously passed a new ordinance addressing public defecation and urination in unincorporated areas to improve public health and safety. Overall, the meeting combined procurement approvals for infrastructure and development projects with significant public engagement on election and community concerns.