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Votes at a glance: Pima County Board actions Oct. 14, 2025
Summary
The Board approved the Pima Prosper 2025 comprehensive plan and a series of ordinances, resolutions and procurement and contract items; item-level outcomes and recorded tallies are listed below.
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The Pima County Board of Supervisors completed a broad set of actions on Oct. 14, 2025. Below are the principal formal outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript. Votes and tallies are taken from the official meeting record.
Key outcomes
- Pima Prosper 2025 comprehensive plan update (agenda item 66) — Approved 4‑1. (Supervisor Christie opposed.)
- Multiple rezoning ordinances and resolutions (items listed below) — Passed by recorded voice votes, typically unanimous or 5‑0 where noted.
Selected item outcomes (recorded in meeting transcript)
- Ordinance 2025‑22 (rezoning, District 1) — Approved 5‑0. - Ordinance 2025‑23 (rezoning) — Approved 5‑0. - Resolution 2025‑43 (rezoning resolution, District 3) — Approved 5‑0. - Resolutions and ordinances (items 73–75 and others) — The record shows a sequence of plan amendments, rezoning resolutions and ordinances approved across multiple districts; many passed 5‑0, and some passed 4‑0 or 4‑1 depending on supervisor attendance or dissent (the comprehensive plan passed 4‑1).
Other board actions
- Addendum and proclamations (toy drive, employee ownership month, domestic violence awareness, El Rio Health 55th, Humane Borders recognition) — all proclamations were approved by voice vote as recorded in the transcript. - Procurement and contract approvals (multiple items 43–53 and addendum items) — approved by the board, typically by unanimous voice votes. - Consent calendar — Approved as presented. - Special district items (formation of Burano Community Facilities District and associated items) — Approvals recorded as unanimous or with listed votes.
Ending: For full roll calls, ordinance and resolution numbers, refer to the clerk of the board’s official minutes and adopted documents; the meeting record contains line‑by‑line roll calls for actions taken on Oct. 14.

