Pima

Board of Supervisors

This agenda consists entirely of procedural boilerplate and closed executive sessions. Supervisors will receive legal counsel regarding a union memorandum of understanding, potential litigation in Stone v. Pima County, erroneous conviction claims, and property correction notices. No public business or votes are scheduled.

• Legal advice on AFSCME Local 449 union MOU
• Strategy for Stone v. Pima County litigation
• Review of erroneous conviction litigation (A.R.S. §13-4296)
• Attorney-client privilege memo on property correction notices

The Board of Supervisors held a study session that included executive sessions for legal advice and direction on union MOU and potential litigation. No votes on ordinances, contracts, or policy changes occurred; the only action was adjournment.

Board of Supervisors

The Board will conduct public hearings to adopt the fiscal year 2026/2027 budgets for Pima County, the Flood Control District, and several local improvement districts. Additional items include discussions on a new tobacco retail licensing program and the county administrator hiring process.

• Pima County FY 2026-27 Final Budget adoption
• Flood Control District FY 2026/2027 budget and Stage II fire restrictions
• Hayhook Ranch $45,000.00 improvement district budget
• Mortimore Addition $40,589.00 improvement district budget
• Library District $2,100,000.00 contract for Sierra subscription services

The Board adopted the final FY2026/27 county budget of $1.9 billion, including a $1,000 bonus for employees earning $45,000 or less, in a 4-1 vote. Several district budgets were also approved, and a tobacco retail licensing program was directed for investigation. Stage II fire restrictions were imposed on county land, and multiple liquor licenses and permits were approved.

• Approved FY2026/27 final county budget as amended with employee bonus (4-1)
• Approved Flood Control District final budget (5-0)
• Approved Library District final budget (4-1)
• Approved Improvement District budgets (5-0)
• Approved Stadium District final budget (4-1)
• Imposed Stage II fire restrictions on county land (4-0)
• Approved multiple liquor licenses and fireworks permits (5-0)
• Directed investigation of tobacco retail licensing program (4-1)

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The Board of Supervisors will hold hearings on rezoning and time extensions for a 7.02-acre property on Campbell Avenue, with staff recommending denial of the rezoning closure but approval of a five-year time extension. Other major items include a land acquisition contract for Brawley Wash ($257,500), two fireworks permits for July 4 events, new liquor licenses for Chipotle and Tiny's, and sale of surplus residential properties on Kolb Road, Pintail Drive, and Cripple Creek Drive. The board will also discuss the county administrator hiring process and potential litigation over erroneous convictions.

• Rezoning/time extension for St. Phillips Foothills - Campbell Avenue (7.02 acres, CR-4); staff recommends denial of closure but approval of time extension
• Land acquisition contract for 140 acres in Brawley Wash flood corridor, $257,500
• Fireworks permits for Westin La Paloma (July 3), Tucson Speedway (July 4), Skyline Country Club (July 4)
• New liquor licenses for Chipotle Mexican Grill No. 6072 and Tiny's restaurant
• Surplus property sales: 5061 N. Kolb Rd, 7181 E. Pintail Dr, 7260 E. Cripple Creek Dr; and vacant land near 1st Ave and Magee Rd

The Board denied closure of a 2006 rezoning for 7 acres near Campbell Avenue that expired in 2020, after multiple votes (4-1 then 5-0). It then approved a five-year time extension for the same project. Other actions included directing staff to select a recruitment firm for the County Administrator hiring, designating vote centers for the July primary, and authorizing litigation related to erroneous convictions.

• Denied closure of St. Phillips Foothills rezoning (4-1, then 5-0 after reconsideration)
• Approved five-year time extension for same rezoning (5-0)
• Directed staff to select recruitment firm for County Administrator hiring (4-1)
• Designated vote centers for 2026 Primary Election (5-0)
• Approved sale of four surplus properties by auction (5-0 each)
• Approved FY2025 Emergency Management Performance Grant (4-1)
• Authorized joining or filing lawsuit related to erroneous convictions (5-0)
• Approved budget remediation plans for Constables, Medical Examiner, Public Defense (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

This is a study session where the Board of Supervisors receives updates and holds discussions on several county initiatives. Topics include homelessness and public safety strategies, the Climate Action Plan, monthly finances, potential litigation, staffing and vacancy policies, and the impact of federal Medicaid and SNAP cuts. No formal votes on these items are expected; the board may go into executive session for legal advice on three matters.

• Update on county initiatives to address homelessness and public safety
• Climate Action Plan update with community letters included
• Executive session on potential litigation related to erroneous convictions (A.R.S. §13-4296)
• Discussion of staffing processes and vacancy policy, including whether revisions are needed (District 1 request)
• Presentation on impacts of federal Medicaid and SNAP cuts

The Board of Supervisors held a study session with no votes or approvals. Items included updates on homelessness, climate action, and executive session legal advice; climate action and staffing discussions were continued to July 14, 2026. The monthly financial update was pulled.

• No formal decisions made; all items informational or continued