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Cochise County Library District board approves consent agenda, schedules jail-district executive session
Summary
On July 1 the Cochise County Board of Supervisors, sitting as the Library District board, approved the consent agenda 3-0, heard no public comment and announced the jail district meeting will move to the end of today's calendar for an executive session to review ballot resolution language.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors, sitting as the Library District board, approved the library district consent agenda by a 3-0 vote during a short meeting on July 1 in the Supervisor's Hearing Room in Bisbee.
The board's chair announced at the start of the meeting that "we are going to move the jail district board meeting to the end today because we have to have an executive session to review the resolution language for the ballot language, and then we will come back into a regular session to have an open meeting and potential vote on that language." The chair said the change was being made pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes —738-431.02(H).
Supervisors Crosby, Gomez and Antonory were present in person for the library district meeting. Members of the public had the option to attend in person or via Microsoft Teams; the chair said the public could enter the hearing room 15 minutes before the meeting began.
A motion to approve the consent agenda was made, seconded and carried with all three supervisors voting in favor. No members of the public requested to speak during the library district portion of the meeting.
The board adjourned the library district meeting and proceeded to the next scheduled item, the Flood Control District meeting; the chair reiterated that the jail district item would be held at the end of the day and preceded by an executive session to review ballot language, followed by a potential open vote.
