Pima County public meetings in 2020

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is deciding on medical and dental insurance premiums for county employees and reviewing several rezoning modifications. The meeting includes hearings on liquor licensing, air quality permit fees, and parking regulations on Summit Street.

• Medical and dental insurance premiums and HSA contributions for FY 2021/22
• Proposed $2,665 Riparian Habitat Mitigation fee for 11155 E. Golf Links Road
• Request to allow an 80-foot cell tower at 7251 and 7285 S. Cardinal Avenue
• Request for an automated self-service car wash at 401 W. Orange Grove Road
• Proposed $4,550 penalty settlement with Busy “D” Pumping, Inc. for wastewater violations

The Board of Supervisors approved a mandatory 10:00 p.m. COVID-19 curfew and associated penalties. Other actions included approving a $3.07M body armor contract for the Sheriff's office and several zoning and liquor license requests.

• Approved mandatory 10:00 p.m. COVID-19 curfew and penalties
• Approved $3,075,600 body armor contract for Sheriff's office
• Approved $2,000,000 contract for park lighting installation and repairs
• Approved $2,000,000 revenue for COVID-19 testing expense repayment from City of Tucson
• Approved 80-foot monopole cell tower at 7251 and 7285 S. Cardinal Avenue
• Approved liquor licenses for Barnyard Crafthouse and Eatery and CSRaceWay
• Approved $4,550 penalty settlement with Busy “D” Pumping, Inc. for wastewater violations
• Approved creation of Engineer II and Chief Deputy County Attorney classifications

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting in an emergency session to discuss and take action on items related to COVID-19. The agenda includes a state of emergency proclamation and measures to reduce the spread of the virus.

• Discussion and action regarding COVID-19 related items
• Resolution No. 2020-96
• State of Emergency Proclamation
• Review of measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19

The Board of Supervisors approved revised proclamations and resolutions to strengthen COVID-19 compliance, including penalties for businesses and individuals. The Board also established a compliance process for events of 50 or more people and reviewed the county's vaccination strategy.

• Approved revised Proclamation strengthening penalties for noncompliance, including possible license or permit revocation on second violation
• Approved revised mask Resolution adding civil penalties for individuals and fines for businesses that allow unmasked entry
• Approved continuation of voluntary curfew and request for City of Tucson enforcement statistics
• Approved compliance process for events of 50+ persons, including disclosure requirements and a compliance deposit
• Approved endorsement of the Public Health Advisory
• Approved the Draft Vaccination Strategy for Pima County

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing a resolution to declare income and health inequities in Pima County a public health crisis. The meeting includes decisions on a community bond program, conservation land policies, and various county contracts.

• Resolution No. 2020-92 declaring racial and ethnic health inequities a public health crisis
• Proposed creation of a Pima County Community Bond Program
• Contract for YMCA of Southern Arizona campfire circle at Triangle Y Ranch Camp for $25,000.00
• Underwriting services award for $752,867.21
• Ordinance No. 2020-42 to allow County Engineer to approve road closures for special events

The Board of Supervisors approved a resolution declaring racial and ethnic health inequities and income inequality in Pima County as a public health crisis. Other actions included approving a new community bond program and updating conservation land policies.

• Approved Resolution No. 2020-92 declaring racial and ethnic health inequities and income inequality a public health crisis
• Approved creation of a Pima County Community Bond Program
• Approved Board of Supervisors Policy No. C. 3.20 for Protection and Management of County Conservation Lands
• Approved Ordinance No. 2020-42 allowing the County Engineer to approve road closures for special event permits
• Approved $603,730 contract for Northwest Corridor 144SM fiber connection
• Approved $254,599.73 contract for South Houghton Road Widening Project
• Approved $8,573.75 contribution to mitigation banking funds for solar panel construction at 13365 N. Como Drive
• Approved Resolution No. 2020-95 adopting the 2021 Legislative Program

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will canvass the November 3, 2020, General Election results and consider a zoning code amendment to update sign and addressing standards. The meeting includes several liquor license hearings and the approval of various county contracts and grants.

• Proposed Ordinance No. 2020-41 to repeal and replace Chapter 18.79 (Sign Standards) of the Zoning Code
• Approval of up to $9,000,000 in Education Facility Refunding Revenue Bonds for Berean Academy
• Contract with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Regional Transportation Authority for $251,928
• Grant acceptance of $1,000,000 to pass-through State-Shared Revenue Funds to the Tohono O’odham Nation
• Proposed renaming of the Esmond Station Library to the W. Anne Gibson-Esmond Station Library

The Board approved amended zoning code text for sign and addressing standards. Other actions included renaming a library, canvassing the November 3 general election results, and approving several liquor licenses.

• Approved amended Zoning Code sign and addressing standards (Ordinance No. 2020-41)
• Approved renaming Esmond Station Library to W. Anne Gibson-Esmond Station Library
• Approved canvass of November 3, 2020, General Election results
• Approved $9M Education Facility Refunding Revenue Bonds for Berean Academy
• Approved establishment of Southeast Employment and Logistics Center Domestic Water Improvement District
• Approved $1.14M transfer of 'Fill-the-Gap' funds to Local Courts Assistance Fund
• Approved three new liquor licenses for Fast Market and Catalina Craft Pizza
• Approved $1M pass-through agreement with Tohono O’odham Nation

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several transportation ordinances and a large-scale road repair program. The meeting includes discussions on COVID-19 updates, small business support, and various grant acceptances for community and health services.

• Authorization of up to $35,000,000 for the Road Pavement Repair and Preservation Program
• Contract for $2,000,000 with Accu Reference Medical Lab for COVID-19 laboratory services
• Grant acceptance of $10,704,929 from AZDES for the Employment and Training Program
• Contract for $28,718,039.73 with Borderland Construction Company for sewer augmentation
• Traffic ordinances for intersections at Reno Ave/Wabash St, Axle Dr/Wheelspoke Ln, Arbor Ridge Dr/Belltower Dr, and Confrey Ave/Scots Pine St

The Board of Supervisors approved a $35 million ceiling for road repair contracts and accepted several million dollars in grants for workforce development, health, and public safety. They also passed four traffic ordinances and approved various land leases and liquor licenses.

• Authorized up to $35,000,000 for Road Pavement Repair and Preservation Program
• Approved $28,718,039.73 contract for Old Nogales Interceptor/Aerospace Corridor/Park Avenue Sewer project
• Approved $10,704,929.00 grant for AZDES Employment and Training Program
• Approved $2,514,202.00 grant for Victims of Crime Act Victims Assistance Program
• Approved $2,000,000.00 contract amendment for COVID-19 laboratory services
• Approved four traffic ordinances for intersections at Reno Ave/Wabash St, Axle Dr/Wheelspoke Ln, Arbor Ridge Dr/Belltower Dr, and Confrey Ave/Scots Pine St
• Approved tax relief petition for St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
• Approved new liquor license for One Stop Market

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors is meeting to discuss library renovations, sewer and highway bond issuances, and various rezoning requests. The body will also consider a fee ordinance revision for Development Services and several property abandonments.

• Proposed $6 million allocation for renovation and expansion of the Richard Elías-Mission Library
• Resolution for Sewer System Revenue Obligations to provide up to $60,000,000.00
• Proposed Ordinance No. 2020-33 to revise Development Services fees
• Riparian Habitat Mitigation Plan and In-Lieu Fee of $5,985.00 for 1264 N. Calle Rinconado
• Contract with Green Valley Council, Inc. for $87,500.00

The Board of Supervisors approved the renaming of the Mission Library to the Richard Elías-Mission Library and allocated $6 million for its renovation and expansion. Other key actions included authorizing sewer system revenue obligations up to $60 million and approving several rezoning requests.

• Approved $6M for Richard Elías-Mission Library renovation and expansion
• Approved Sewer System Revenue Obligations up to $60M
• Approved Ordinance No. 2020-33 to revise Development Services fees
• Approved renaming the Children’s Advocacy Center of Southern Arizona to the Barbara LaWall Children’s Advocacy Center
• Approved five-year rezoning time extensions for properties on N. Sandario Road and N. Trico Road
• Approved $5.87M acquisition agreement for the REPI Program
• Approved temporary road closures for the Veterans Day Half Marathon and 5k
• Approved $300K increase for Verizon Wireless services contract

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors will discuss COVID-19 updates and various land rezoning requests. The body is also deciding on several roadway maintenance acceptances and traffic ordinances.

• Approval of up to $100,000,000.00 in Education Facility Revenue and Refunding Bonds for Edkey Charter Schools
• Contract with City of Tucson for $10,168,702.00 for the Houghton Road project
• Approximately $150,000.00 for elevator repairs at the Titan Missile Museum
• Rezoning of 12.49 acres at 7801 N. La Cholla Boulevard and 3.47 acres at 6400 S. Kolb Road
• Liquor license hearings for Fat Willy’s Family Sports Grill and Fat Willy’s Marketplace

The Board approved a $10.1M contract for the Houghton Road improvement project and authorized up to $100M in bonds for the Edkey Charter Schools Project. Several rezoning requests were decided, including the denial of a 12.49-acre request on N. Como Drive. The Board also approved multiple COVID-19 testing and business support contracts.

• Approved $10,168,702.00 contract for Houghton Road project
• Approved issuance of up to $100,000,000.00 in bonds for Edkey Charter Schools Project
• Denied rezoning of 12.49 acres at 7801 N. La Cholla Boulevard (P19RZ00010)
• Approved rezoning of 3.47 acres at 6400 S. Kolb Road (P20RZ00005)
• Approved $4,000,000.00 for COVID-19 testing services via El Rio Santa Cruz and Rescue Me Wellness
• Approved $150,000.00 for elevator repairs at Titan Missile Museum
• Approved $3,273,077.00 contract for Sandario Road construction
• Approved $1,265,000.00 for desktop phone replacement

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss various land use amendments, including trail-oriented development and specific rezonings. The meeting also covers flood control mitigation programs and administrative updates regarding COVID-19.

• Approval of an In-Lieu Fee Program for compensatory mitigation of impacts to Waters of the United States
• Conservation Easement for the 300-acre Canoa Ranch project
• Contract amendment for Friends of Pima County Public Library, Inc. for $150,000.00 revenue
• Proposed rezoning of 12.49 acres at 7801 N. La Cholla Boulevard from Suburban Ranch to Mixed-Dwelling
• Hearing for new liquor licenses for Baby Beluga Seafood & Oyster Bar, BlackTop Grill, and Tucson Tamale Company

The Board approved several land-use permits, zoning amendments, and liquor licenses. It also authorized millions in contracts for behavioral health services and COVID-19 relief, including tourism and food bank upgrades.

• Approved $2.1M contract for Sonoran Behavioral Health court evaluation services
• Approved $826,591 for Community Food Bank COVID-19 warehouse upgrades
• Approved $500,000 for Visit Tucson to publicize tourism following COVID
• Approved Ordinance No. 2020-24 for Trail-Oriented Development zoning guidelines
• Approved creation of Sheriff’s Community Engagement Specialist position
• Approved Resolution No. 2020-73 supporting increased USPS funding for 2020 election
• Approved termination of lease with Old Tucson Company effective Sept. 15, 2020
• Approved 3 new liquor licenses for Baby Beluga Seafood, BlackTop Grill, and Tucson Tamale Company

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several high-value procurement awards for the Sheriff's Department and flood control mapping. The meeting also includes discussions on COVID-19 updates and various rezoning hearings.

• Purchase of two Cessna Caravan 208 aircraft for $4,546,454.94
• Purchase of FLIR Star SAFIRE 380HD camera systems for $2,264,535.00
• Contract with JE Fuller / Hydrology and Geomorphology, Inc. for $599,885.00
• Proposed suspension without pay for Constable Oscar Vasquez
• Rezoning of 12.49 acres at 7801 N. La Cholla Boulevard

The Board approved the purchase of two Cessna Caravan 208 aircraft and FLIR camera systems for the Sheriff's Department. Other actions included appointing members to several water improvement districts and approving various workforce and health grants.

• Approved $4,546,454.94 for two Cessna Caravan 208 aircraft
• Approved $2,264,535.00 for FLIR Star SAFIRE 380HD camera systems
• Approved $599,885.00 contract for Brawley and Black Wash risk analysis
• Approved suspension without pay for Constable Oscar Vasquez
• Approved renaming Veterans Memorial Plaza to Veterans Gold Star Family Park
• Approved $3M contract for janitorial supplies and $3M for janitorial services for the Sheriff
• Approved cancellation of elections and appointments for Green Valley, Metropolitan, and Mount Lemmon Domestic Water Improvement Districts
• Approved rezoning ordinances for N. La Cholla Boulevard and E. Becker Drive

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss the 2020/2021 tax levy and the collection of 2020 taxes. The meeting includes decisions on COVID-19 updates, various land plats, and the allocation of community development grants.

• Resolution 2020-58 for the levy of taxes for Fiscal Year 2020/2021
• Resolution 2020-59 authorizing the delivery of tax statements and collection of 2020 taxes
• Contract ratification for Flood Control and Drainage Improvement Services for $5,000,000.00
• USDA grant acceptance for the Brawley Wash Watershed Plan for $590,000.00
• Resolution 2020-55 condemning law enforcement's use of rubber bullets in Pima County

The Board approved a resolution condemning the use of rubber bullets by law enforcement. Other key actions included approving the FY 2020/2021 tax levy and collection resolutions and adopting a new Roadway Development Impact Fee ordinance.

• Approved Resolution No. 2020-55 condemning law enforcement's use of rubber bullets
• Approved Resolution No. 2020-58 for the FY 2020/2021 tax levy
• Approved Resolution No. 2020-59 for 2020 tax collection
• Approved Ordinance No. 2020-27 adopting a new Impact Fee Ordinance
• Approved $5M Job Order Master Agreement for Flood Control and Drainage services
• Approved $3.625M contract for Eviction Prevention Agency Partnership
• Approved $5.34M contract for Public Defense Services new building and addition
• Approved $15.36M contract for Kolb Road improvements

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting to conduct the official canvass of the August 4, 2020, Primary Election.

• Canvass of the August 4, 2020, Primary Election

The Board of Supervisors met for a special meeting to conduct the official canvass of the August 4, 2020, Primary Election. The canvass was approved.

• Approved canvass of the August 4, 2020, Primary Election

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors is holding an emergency meeting to discuss and act on revisions to a May 21, 2020, proclamation. The changes are intended to align the county's actions with Governor's Executive Order 2020-47 to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

• Discussion and action on revisions to the May 21, 2020, COVID-19 Proclamation

The Board of Supervisors held an emergency meeting to update the county's COVID-19 proclamation. The revisions were made to align with Governor's Executive Order 2020-47 to reduce the spread of the virus.

• Approved revised Proclamation to conform to Governor's Executive Order 2020-47

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss COVID-19 updates, roadway development impact fees, and various zoning requests. The meeting includes hearings for multiple liquor licenses and several rezoning ordinances.

• Issuance of up to $10,000,000 in Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds for Center of Hope Apartments at 4554 S. Palo Verde Road
• Public hearing on proposed new roadway development impact fees
• Lease amendment for Southwest Library at 6855 S. Mark Road for $141,394.81
• Rezoning of 4.78 acres at 195 E. Vista Monte Drive from Transitional to General Business
• Proposed Ordinance No. 2020-18 to amend Zoning Code setbacks and site coverage limits

The Board of Supervisors approved several zoning changes, liquor licenses, and a $10 million bond issuance for multifamily housing. The Board also authorized multiple COVID-19 related contracts and grants, including $2 million for ASU Biodesign Institute testing.

• Approved $10M Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds for Center of Hope Apartments
• Approved $2M contract with ASU Biodesign Institute for COVID-19 Testing
• Approved Ordinance No. 2020-18 to amend Zoning Code setbacks and site coverage
• Approved $1.76M Renewable Natural Gas Interconnection agreement with Southwest Gas Corp
• Approved $954,800 contract for mobile immunization clinics with Dr. Art Mollen Flu Shots
• Approved $1.25M DOJ grant for the COPS Hiring Program
• Denied rezoning request for Arizona Baptist Convention on E. Vista Monte Drive
• Approved $141,394.81 lease amendment for Southwest Library

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors and several district boards will hold public hearings to adopt final budgets for Fiscal Year 2020/2021. The meeting includes discussions on property tax increases and various contract approvals.

• Final Budget hearings for Pima County, Flood Control, Library, Stadium, and Rocking K South districts
• Proposed issuance of up to $150,000 in General Obligation Bonds for Rocking K South Community Facilities District
• Funding recommendations totaling $380,000 for Attractions and Tourism agencies
• Contract for Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center for $375,000
• Ordinance No. 2020-17 to suspend certain Development Services Department fees from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021

The Board approved the final budgets for Pima County, the Debt Service, and several special districts including Flood Control, Library, and Stadium districts. The Board also authorized various workforce development contracts and a $10 million wastewater reclamation construction agreement.

• Approved FY 2020/2021 Final Budget (Resolution No. 2020-48)
• Approved FY 2020/2021 Debt Service Final Budget
• Approved $10M wastewater reclamation construction master agreement
• Approved $2M contract for Visit Tucson to promote tourism
• Approved $1.5M Permanent Supportive - Housing First Pilot Project contract
• Approved $150,000 General Obligation Bonds for Rocking K South Community Facilities District
• Approved $380,000 in funding for various attractions and tourism agencies
• Approved tax relief for The Good Shepherd United Church of Christ

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors is holding an emergency meeting to discuss and potentially take action on additional countywide regulatory measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

• Discussion and action regarding Resolution 2020-49 concerning COVID-19 prevention

The Board of Supervisors held an emergency meeting to address the spread of COVID-19. The Board approved amended regulatory countywide actions to prevent the spread of the virus.

• Approved amended countywide actions to prevent the spread of COVID-19

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing funding recommendations for various community, food, senior, and youth support agencies for Fiscal Year 2020/2021. The meeting also includes discussions on COVID-19 updates and the resumption of board and committee meetings.

• Funding recommendations for outside agencies across community, food, senior, and youth categories
• Revenue bonds for Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona Project up to $3,500,000.00
• Rezoning request for 4.78 acres at 195 E. Vista Monte Drive from TR to CB-2
• Contract amendment for Innovative Interfaces Inc. in the amount of $50,000.00
• Traffic ordinance regulating parking on Cold Snap Place

The Board approved several high-value contracts, including a $3,027,882 subscription for a Land & Permit Management System and a $2,074,116 paving project on Speedway Boulevard. They also authorized funding for various community service agencies and approved an agreement with Arizona State University for COVID-19 saliva testing.

• Approved $3,027,882 contract with Accela, Inc. for Land & Permit Management System
• Approved $2,074,116 contract with Southern Arizona Paving & Construction Co. for Speedway Boulevard project
• Approved funding recommendations for various community service, food, and youth agencies
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Arizona State University for COVID-19 saliva testing
• Approved $3.5M revenue bond issuance for Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona Project
• Approved $15,302 in matching funds for Juvenile Justice Services Family Counseling Programs
• Approved appointment of election board workers for August and November 2020 elections
• Continued rezoning request for 195 E. Vista Monte Drive to July 7, 2020

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting to handle administrative election tasks for the 2020 Primary and General Elections. This includes managing candidate positions and polling locations.

• Cancellation of uncontested precinct committeeman races for the August 4, 2020 Primary Election
• Drawing for ballot positions of candidates in contested precinct committeeman races
• Designation of polling places for the August 4, 2020 Primary and November 3, 2020 General Elections

The Board of Supervisors approved the designation of polling places for the 2020 Primary and General Elections. They also approved the cancellation of uncontested precinct committeeman races for the August 4 Primary Election.

• Approved cancellation of uncontested precinct committeeman races and appointment of candidates
• Approved designation of polling places for August 4, 2020 Primary and November 3, 2020 General Elections

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting to discuss and take action on COVID-19 responses. This includes reviewing back-to-work and telecommuting guidelines, as well as updating safety proclamations and board policies.

• Discussion and action on back to work guidelines and telecommuting
• Proposed revisions to Board of Supervisors Policy No. C 2.9 (Temporary Policy - Novel Coronavirus)
• Discussion and action regarding the revised May 19, 2020 Proclamation regarding COVID-19 Safety Measures

The Board of Supervisors approved amendments to the temporary COVID-19 policy and the May 19, 2020 Proclamation regarding safety measures. Staff direction was provided regarding telecommuting and back-to-work guidelines.

• Approved revisions to Board of Supervisors Policy No. C 2.9, Temporary Policy - Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) as amended
• Approved revised May 19, 2020 Proclamation regarding COVID-19 Safety Measures as amended
• Provided staff direction on back to work guidelines and telecommuting

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review and adopt tentative budgets for the County, the Flood Control District, the Library District, the Stadium District, and various improvement districts. The meeting also includes discussions on COVID-19 assistance and several rezoning requests.

• Review and adoption of the Tentative County Budget and Debt Service Tentative County Budget for FY 2020/2021
• Proposed $750,000 contract for demolition services with B&C Contractors, Inc., Breinholt Contracting Co., Inc., and T.B. Contractors, Inc.
• Rezoning of 50.7 acres at W. Overton Road and N. La Cholla Boulevard from Suburban Ranch to Multiple Residence
• Resolution No. 2020-32 pledging equal COVID-19 assistance to residents regardless of immigration status
• Traffic ordinances regulating parking on Cold Snap Place and Westover Avenue, and speed limits on Palo Verde Road

The Board approved tentative budgets for the County, Debt Service, Library District, Flood Control District, Stadium District, and several Improvement Districts. Several rezoning requests and traffic ordinances were approved, while a resolution to provide equal COVID-19 assistance regardless of immigration status failed.

• Approved Tentative County and Debt Service Budgets for FY 2020/2021
• Approved tentative budgets for Flood Control, Library, Stadium, and Rocking K South districts
• Approved $750,000 demolition services contract for Flood Control District
• Denied Resolution No. 2020-32 regarding equal COVID-19 assistance (motion failed)
• Approved rezoning for N. La Cholla Blvd, N. Sandario Road, and E. Becker Drive
• Approved speed limits for Palo Verde Road and parking regulations for Westover Avenue
• Approved additional emergency voting locations for 2020 Primary and General elections
• Approved $1.8M contract for Mabel Sewer Improvements

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding an emergency meeting to address the COVID-19 outbreak. The body will discuss and take action on a proclamation regarding a State of Emergency and guidelines for reopening certain businesses and activities.

• Updates and action on COVID-19
• Proclamation regarding a State of Emergency related to COVID-19
• Establishment of guidelines for reopening certain businesses and activities

The Board of Supervisors held an emergency meeting to address COVID-19 responses. The Board approved an amended proclamation regarding a State of Emergency and guidelines for reopening certain businesses and activities.

• Approved amended proclamation regarding State of Emergency and business reopening guidelines

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is considering the FY 2020-2024 HUD Consolidated Plan and the 2020-2021 Annual Action Plan. The meeting includes decisions on flood control contracts, library fee revisions, and a liquor license hearing.

• Proposed CDBG funding recommendations totaling $2,971,606 and ESG recommendations of $246,397
• Contract with Borderland Construction Company, Inc. for El Rio Preserve Bank Protection for $1,887,163.80
• Communications site lease with New Cingular Wireless PCS, L.L.C. at 5596 E. Littletown Road for $158,903.11 revenue
• Proposed revisions to Pima County Public Library Fees Schedule Policy effective July 1, 2020
• Liquor license hearing for Tacos El Tarasco at 15 W. Plaza Street, No. 167, Ajo

The Board of Supervisors approved the FY 2020-2024 HUD Consolidated Plan and the 2020-2021 Annual Action Plan, including recommended funding for CDBG and ESG programs. Several flood control contracts and a new liquor license for Tacos El Tarasco were also approved.

• Approved FY 2020-2021 CDBG and ESG program funding recommendations
• Approved $1.88M contract with Borderland Construction Company, Inc. for El Rio Preserve Bank Protection
• Approved $158,903.11 communications site lease with New Cingular Wireless PCS, L.L.C.
• Approved liquor license for Sergio Ayala Hernandez (Tacos El Tarasco)
• Approved revisions to Public Library Fees Schedule Policy effective July 1, 2020
• Approved $45,000 software maintenance contract with SFB Software Design, L.L.C.
• Approved appointment of Jean Davis to Pima Animal Care Advisory Committee
• Approved May 28, 2020 Special Meeting for election-related appointments and polling locations

Board of Supervisors

The Board is discussing COVID-19 pandemic data, budget implications for hearing cancellations, and revisions to attendance and coronavirus policies. The meeting also includes decisions on community development grants and animal code amendments.

• Re-issuance of Education Revenue and Refunding Bonds for Academy of Tucson Project not to exceed $9,385,000.00
• Reprogramming of $630,000.00 in CDBG funds for community projects and COVID-19 food security
• One-time $100,000.00 increase for BlackPoint IT Services, Inc. for VoIP system maintenance
• Proposed Ordinance No. 2020-13 to amend Pima County Animal Code Title 6
• Proposed Ordinance No. 2020-12 to adopt a fee schedule for animal licensing and shelter services

The Board approved revisions to pandemic attendance and temporary policies and reprogrammed $630,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds for various projects and food security. Other actions included approving election voting locations and several infrastructure and service contracts.

• Approved $630,000 in CDBG reprogrammed funds for community projects and COVID-19 food security
• Approved revisions to Board Policy D 23.20 (Attendance Policy During Viral Pandemic) and Policy C 2.9 (Temporary Policy - COVID-19)
• Approved ballot drop off and emergency voting locations for 2020 Primary and General Elections
• Approved $2.9M design engineering contract for South Houghton Road Widening
• Approved $9.385M bond re-issuance for Academy of Tucson Project
• Approved $1.5M contract amendment for wastewater conveyance system CCTV inspections
• Approved conveyance of Tetakusim and Camino De Oeste Right-of-Way to Tucson Unified School District
• Approved $100,000 increase for ShoreTel VoIP system maintenance

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting for special COVID-19 updates, including personnel policies on premium pay and furloughs. The body is considering a six-month payment delay for businesses leasing county facilities. Other business includes an appointment oath and automotive parts contracts.

• Proposed deferral of up to $2,489,875.51 in rent, utilities, and maintenance for 38 businesses
• Master Agreement MA-PO-20-143 for automotive parts totaling $672,600.00
• Oath of Office for Betty Villegas, District 5 Board of Supervisors appointment
• Discussion on COVID-19 Premium Pay and COVID-19 Furlough personnel policies
• Discussion on reactivating boards, commissions, and committees via video or telephone

The Board approved a six-month deferral of rent, utilities, and maintenance costs for 38 businesses leasing county space. The Board also approved a master agreement for automotive parts and updated personnel policies regarding COVID-19 pay and furloughs.

• Approved rent, utility, and maintenance deferrals up to $2,489,875.51 for 38 leased properties
• Approved reactivation of Small Business Commission
• Denied reactivation of Election Integrity Commission
• Denied reactivation of Transportation Advisory Committee
• Approved Master Agreement No. MA-PO-20-143 for automotive parts totaling $672,600.00
• Approved temporary personnel policies for COVID-19 premium pay and furloughs

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss the appointment of a new District 5 Supervisor and the selection of board leadership. The meeting includes several rezoning hearings and approvals for flood control and construction contracts.

• Contract for Sahuarita Regional Library construction: $5,413,000.00
• Flood control and drainage improvement services amendment: $5,000,000.00
• Emergency increase for PPE and medical supplies (Grainger, Inc.): $600,000.00
• Job order master agreement for remodel and construction services: $2,500,000.00
• Rezoning of 1.74 acres at 5341 N. La Cholla Boulevard from SH to CB-2

The Board of Supervisors approved a $5.4M contract for the Sahuarita Regional Library and several rezoning requests. The Board also authorized emergency funding for PPE and medical supplies for the Sheriff's Department.

• Approved $5,413,000 contract for Sahuarita Regional Library construction
• Approved $600,000 emergency increase for PPE and medical supplies (Grainger, Inc.)
• Approved $5,000,000 flood control and drainage improvement contract amendment
• Approved rezoning of 1.74 acres at 5341 N. La Cholla Boulevard to General Business
• Approved rezoning of 0.67 acres at N. Campbell Avenue to General Business
• Approved $500,000 increase for medical supplies (McKesson Medical-Surgical)
• Approved $2,500,000 job order master agreement for remodel and construction services
• Approved appointment of a new District 5 Supervisor

Board of Supervisors

The Board is discussing county responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, including medical supply chains and test kit availability. The body is considering updates to attendance policies and employee leave options during the outbreak.

• Implementation of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act H.R. 6201
• Proposed revisions to Board of Supervisor Policy D 23.20 Attendance Policy during Influenza or Other Viral Pandemic Outbreak
• Proposed program of Wellness Checks to Safeguard the Work Place
• Discussion on leave options and essential employee designations
• Updates on PPE supply chain issues and test kit availability

The Board approved revisions to the Attendance Policy during Influenza or Other Viral Pandemic Outbreak. They also approved a program for Wellness Checks to Safeguard the Work Place and leave options for essential employees.

• Approved revisions to Board of Supervisor Policy D 23.20 Attendance Policy during Influenza or Other Viral Pandemic Outbreak
• Approved leave options and essential employee designations as identified in the March 31, 2020 Memorandum
• Approved the concept and implementation of Wellness Checks to Safeguard the Work Place
• Approved updates and action on COVID-19
• Approved status update on availability of Test Kits
• Approved action on PPE and critical medical supply chain issues
• Approved implementation of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act H.R. 6201
• Approved update on Community Support Activities

Board of Supervisors

The Board is discussing the extension of a state of emergency proclamation and the scheduling of weekly special meetings to manage the COVID-19 outbreak. The meeting also includes the official canvass of the March 17, 2020, Presidential Preference Election.

• Canvass of the March 17, 2020, Presidential Preference Election results
• Proposed $100,000 U.S. Election Assistance Commission grant for election security
• Proposed extension and expansion of the March 19, 2020, COVID-19 emergency proclamation
• Discussion on actions for CDC-identified at-risk populations in Pima County
• Proposal to schedule Special Meetings every Thursday for COVID-19 updates

The Board of Supervisors extended the COVID-19 state of emergency proclamation and scheduled weekly special meetings for pandemic updates. The Board also approved the election results from the March 17 Presidential Preference Election and a federal election security grant.

• Approved canvass of March 17, 2020 Presidential Preference Election results
• Approved $100,000 U.S. Election Assistance Commission grant (GTAW 20-96)
• Approved scheduling Special Meetings every Thursday for COVID-19 updates
• Approved authority for Chairman to call Emergency Meetings
• Approved extension and amendment of the March 19, 2020 COVID-19 emergency proclamation

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting via telephone to address the COVID-19 outbreak. The body will consider declaring a state of emergency and issuing a proclamation to close certain businesses and limit public gatherings.

• Resolution No. 2020-18 declaring a state of emergency related to COVID-19
• Proclamation ordering closure of certain business establishments and limiting public access to County buildings
• Proposed revisions to Board of Supervisors Policy No. D 23.20 regarding attendance during pandemic influenza outbreaks
• Discussion on the coordination and dissemination of information related to the coronavirus pandemic

Board of Supervisors

The Board is considering a resolution to declare a state of emergency and a proclamation to close certain businesses and limit public gatherings. The meeting also covers pandemic-related attendance policies and information dissemination.

• Resolution No. 2020-18 declaring a state of emergency related to the COVID-19 outbreak
• Proclamation ordering closure of certain business establishments and establishing social distancing
• Proposed revisions to Board of Supervisors Policy No. D 23.20 regarding attendance during pandemic influenza outbreaks
• Discussion on the coordination and dissemination of information related to the Coronavirus pandemic

The Board of Supervisors declared a state of emergency and issued a proclamation to close certain businesses and limit public gatherings. The Board also approved revisions to the attendance policy during pandemic influenza outbreaks.

• Approved revisions to Board of Supervisors Policy No. D 23.20 Attendance Policy During Pandemic Influenza Outbreak
• Approved Resolution No. 2020-18 declaring a state of emergency related to the COVID-19 outbreak
• Approved Proclamation ordering closure of certain business establishments and establishing social distancing practices

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors is meeting to discuss pandemic-related policy revisions and legal representation. The body is also reviewing several rezoning requests, property conveyances, and contract amendments for youth and behavioral health services.

• Authorization for Historic Courthouse site work amendments not to exceed $900,000.00
• Rezoning of 9.73 acres at 7701 N. Camino de Oeste to CR-4 (Mixed-Dwelling Type)
• Allocation of $29,288.00 for airstrip repairs leased to Catalina Radio Control Modeler, Inc.
• Comprehensive plan amendment for 68.42 acres at S. Sorrel Lane and W. Hermans Road
• Contract for Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center for $150,000.00

The Board approved several rezoning requests, property tax relief petitions, and pandemic preparedness measures. It also authorized multiple service contracts, including a $3M pharmaceutical agreement and $1M for road improvements.

• Approved $3M pharmaceutical contract with Cardinal Health, Inc.
• Approved $1,001,425.97 for Wilmot Road improvements (PAP Construction, L.L.C.)
• Approved rezoning of 9.73 acres at 7701 N. Camino de Oeste to CR-4 zone
• Approved $900,000 authorization ceiling for Historic Courthouse site work
• Approved allowing Public Defender to represent parties in non-criminal COVID-19 proceedings
• Approved tax relief for Green Valley Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
• Approved establishment of Thornydale Road as a County Highway
• Approved $340,000 for BTC electric vehicle charging stations

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several high-value bond issuances for education and housing projects. The meeting includes decisions on wastewater service contracts and various liquor and fireworks permits.

• Up to $20,000,000 in bonds for Career Success Schools Project
• Up to $19,000,000 in bonds for Rio Mercado Project multifamily housing
• Biosolids hauling service contract for $3,306,000
• Biosolids landfill disposal service contract for $2,800,000
• Cisco and F5 networking equipment contract for $4,000,000

The Board of Supervisors approved revenue bonds for the Career Success Schools and Rio Mercado projects. Several service contracts for wastewater and animal care were awarded, and multiple liquor and fireworks permits were granted.

• Approved up to $20M in bonds for Career Success Schools Project
• Approved up to $19M in bonds for Rio Mercado Project
• Approved $3.3M biosolids hauling contract (MA-PO-20-121)
• Approved $2.8M biosolids landfill disposal contract (MA-PO-20-120)
• Approved $4M for Cisco and F5 networking equipment (MA-PO-20-106)
• Approved $400,000 for spay and neuter services (MA-PO-20-127)
• Approved new Policy No. C 4.4 regarding compromising taxes, interest and penalties
• Approved $4,960.25 Riparian Habitat Mitigation Plan for 5300 W. Camino Tierra

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is deciding on several multi-million dollar pavement repair contracts and various land-use permits. The meeting includes a budget hearing schedule for Fiscal Year 2020/21 and several contract awards for county services.

• Pavement repair contracts for Districts 2, 3, and 4 ($4,619,600.00) and Districts 1 and 5 ($4,051,276.00)
• Hearing for a Hotel/Lodge Conditional Use Permit at 12833 and 12841 N. Sabino Canyon Park
• Contract for plumbing fixtures and supplies with Tucson Winsupply Co. for $630,000.00
• Lead Based Paint Hazard Control Program contract for $750,000.00
• Pretreatment Settlement Agreement requiring LHM CORP TDR to pay a $2,000.00 penalty

The Board of Supervisors approved several multi-million dollar pavement repair contracts and a hotel conditional use permit. The board also authorized various grant agreements, legal contracts, and a wastewater settlement.

• Approved $4.6M for local roadway pavement repair in Districts 2, 3, and 4
• Approved $4.05M for local roadway pavement repair in Districts 1 and 5
• Approved Type II Conditional Use Permit for Hotel/Lodge at 12833 and 12841 N. Sabino Canyon Park
• Approved $750,000 contract for Lead Based Paint Hazard Control Program
• Approved $630,000 master agreement with Tucson Winsupply Co. for plumbing supplies
• Approved $2,000 penalty settlement with LHM CORP TDR for wastewater ordinance violations
• Approved $588,937 for Pima County Administration West third floor tenant improvements
• Approved Plan Amendment and Rezoning for 615 W. Roller Coaster Rd.

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors will discuss various contracts, grant acceptances, and liquor license hearings. Key items include a procurement appeal regarding the Ina Road Landfill project and several law enforcement grants.

• CGI Technologies and Solutions, Inc. software maintenance amendment for $10,164,827.85
• Southern Arizona Paving & Construction Co. contract for Bopp Road improvements for $4,586,107.00
• Smithco Enterprises, Inc. contract for Ina Road Construction Debris Landfill Phase I Closure for $1,299,864.68
• Fields Consulting Services, Inc. award for Maximo upgrade services for $1,700,000.00
• Liquor license hearings for multiple Family Dollar stores and other local businesses

The Board approved several high-value contracts, including software maintenance and road improvements. Multiple liquor and fireworks permits were granted, while several Sheriff's Office grant proposals failed to pass.

• Approved $10,164,827.85 ERP software maintenance contract with CGI Technologies and Solutions, Inc.
• Approved $4,586,107.00 Bopp Road improvements contract with Southern Arizona Paving & Construction Co.
• Approved $1,299,864.68 Ina Road Landfill Project contract and denied the associated procurement appeal
• Approved $1,700,000.00 Maximo upgrade services contract with Fields Consulting Services, Inc.
• Denied Operation Stonegarden Grant proposals for overtime, mileage, and equipment
• Approved $909,321.75 lease agreement with Southern New Hampshire University
• Approved multiple new liquor licenses for Family Dollar and Independent Craft Beer and Spirits
• Approved $1,000,000.00 dental plan administrator contract with Ameritas Life Insurance Corp.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several traffic ordinances and liquor licenses. The body is also considering a short-term loan to cover a levy shortfall for a local school district and various grant acceptances for the Sheriff's office.

• Proposed $1,800,000.00 interest-free loan to Catalina Foothills Unified School District No. 16
• Contract with Smithco Enterprises, Inc. for Ina Road Construction Debris Landfill Project: $1,299,864.68
• Pavement repair master agreement amendment for $5,000,000.00
• Operation Stonegarden Grant acceptances for overtime, mileage, and equipment totaling $1,814,586.00
• Traffic ordinances for Duval Mine Road, Canoa Ranch Road, Stogs Drive, Metz Drive, Limberlost Road, and Camino De La Tierra

The Board approved a short-term, interest-free loan to cover a levy shortfall for a local school district. Other actions included approving several traffic ordinances, liquor licenses, and tax relief petitions for four organizations.

• Approved $1.8M short-term loan to Catalina Foothills Unified School District No. 16
• Approved five traffic ordinances regarding speed limits and parking (Ordinances 2020-4 through 2020-8)
• Approved tax relief petitions for Mission Park Baptist Church, Korean Presbyterian Church of Tucson, Saint Melany Byzantine Catholic Church, and Changemaker High School
• Approved $5M pavement repair master agreement amendment (MA-PO-20-41)
• Approved $370,330 Telecom Easement and Assignment Agreement with Landmark Infrastructure Holding Company, L.L.C.
• Approved new liquor licenses for Family Dollar Store and Arivaca Mercantile
• Approved $300,000 Border Strike Force Bureau Program grant (GTAW 20-24)
• Approved vacation of a portion of River Road (Resolution No. 2020-6)

Board of Supervisors

The Pima County Board of Supervisors is reviewing medical and dental insurance for county employees for fiscal year 2020/21. The body will also hold hearings on several rezoning ordinances and a $355,000 painting contract for the Veterans Memorial Bridge.

• Award of $355,000 to DeLeon Painting, Inc. for Veterans Memorial Bridge painting service
• Rezoning hearings for La Cresta Road, E. Old Vail Road, N. Oracle Road, and N. La Cañada Drive
• Award of $1,600,000 to RWC International, Ltd. for international heavy trucks
• Resolution to authorize emergency voting locations for the 2020 Presidential Preference Election
• Proposed medical and dental insurance premium equivalents for FY 2020/21

The Board of Supervisors approved four rezoning actions and a $355,000 contract for painting the Veterans Memorial Bridge. Other actions included authorizing emergency voting locations for the 2020 Presidential Preference Election and approving employee medical and dental insurance for FY 2020/21.

• Approved $355,000 contract to DeLeon Painting, Inc. for Veterans Memorial Bridge painting
• Approved rezoning for La Cresta Road, E. Old Vail Road, N. Oracle Road, and N. La Cañada Drive
• Approved medical and dental insurance for County Employees for FY 2020/21 (as amended)
• Approved Resolution No. 2020-2 authorizing emergency voting locations for the 2020 Presidential Preference Election
• Approved Resolution No. 2020-5 supporting the Equal Rights Amendment
• Approved $1.6M Master Agreement with RWC International, Ltd. for international heavy trucks
• Approved $593,000 annual award for de-icing and dust control agents via Desert Mountain Corporation
• Approved appointment of Constable for Justice Precinct 9