Flagstaff Board of Supervisors approves liquor license for Callen Mai event

Coconino County's Board of Supervisors held a special session on May 6, 2025, focusing on critical budget discussions and community projects. A significant highlight was the acknowledgment of funding secured for various projects, particularly those addressing fire and flood management. Supervisor Begay praised the efforts of Lucinda Andriani, a key figure in obtaining these funds, emphasizing her expertise and dedication to community safety.

The board unanimously approved a motion to support ongoing projects, reflecting a collaborative effort among supervisors to enhance local infrastructure and emergency preparedness. This decision is expected to bolster community resilience against natural disasters, a pressing concern for residents in the area.

In addition to budgetary matters, the board considered a special event liquor license application for the upcoming Callen Mai event, organized by the Blossom Foundation. Scheduled for May 30-31, 2025, this event aims to foster community engagement and support local nonprofits. The application received favorable consideration, indicating the board's commitment to promoting community activities.

Overall, the meeting underscored the board's dedication to addressing pressing community needs through strategic funding and support for local initiatives. As Coconino County continues to navigate challenges related to natural disasters and community engagement, these discussions and decisions play a vital role in shaping a safer and more connected community.