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Supervisors adopt resolution clarifying county administrator authority and update org chart amid public concern over elections oversight
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 25-11 to clarify the County Administrator’s authority and approved an updated organizational chart that changes reporting lines; public commenters raised concerns about decorum and the board’s relationship with elections staff.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors on June 3 adopted Resolution 25-11 clarifying the roles, authority and responsibilities of the county administrator and rescinding Resolution 03-15, and approved an updated organizational chart that shows solid-line administrative control by the county administrator and dotted-line operational oversight by the board.
Supervisor Kathleen Gomez moved to adopt Resolution 25-11; Supervisor Antonori seconded and the board voted aye to pass the measure. Gomez also moved and the board approved an updated Cochise County organizational chart that reflects current reporting relationships under the county administrator.
The new chart makes two notable changes the board discussed: it shows a solid administrative reporting line from the board to the…
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