Pima County Board of Supervisors Meeting - June 23, 2026

The Pima County Board of Supervisors held a meeting on June 23, 2026, addressing a wide range of topics including public health, community services, and budget approvals. Key procurement-related discussions included the approval of contracts and budget allocations for several county programs and initiatives. Notably, the board approved a $550,000 contract extension with the Chamber of Southern Arizona to support economic development efforts. They also discussed and approved funding to maintain the adult basic education program at the county detention center, emphasizing the importance of continuing education services for inmates despite budgetary challenges. Additionally, the board approved the continuation of a contract with Job Path, a workforce development organization, and authorized funding for the Humane Borders humanitarian water stations. The board also addressed the procurement process for the Pima County Regional Middle Mile Project, terminating negotiations with the previous design-build team due to budget issues and moving forward with a new competitive approach to complete the project. Several budget hearings were conducted, including approval of the county’s final budget for fiscal year 2026-27, with discussions on employee bonuses and economic development funding. The board voted to implement a tobacco retail licensing program aimed at reducing youth access to tobacco products, with emphasis on stakeholder engagement and enforcement funding. Finally, the board approved a resolution to authorize legal action related to ongoing litigation. Throughout the meeting, there was a focus on ensuring fiscal responsibility, supporting community programs, and maintaining essential county services.