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Votes at a glance: Graham County supervisors approve routine minutes, warrants, grants and property actions
Summary
At its May 19 meeting the Graham County Board of Supervisors approved the minutes, demands and warrants, authorized limited RICO-account spending, accepted a deed of dedication for right-of-way on Klondike Road, approved an out-of-state travel scholarship for the Superior Court, and adopted a health-department IGA amendment reducing STI funding.
The Graham County Board of Supervisors took a series of routine votes at its May 19 meeting. All votes listed below passed by unanimous voice vote unless otherwise noted.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of minutes: The board approved minutes from the regular meeting and work session held May 5, 2025. (Motion moved and seconded; voice vote: unanimous.)
- Approval of demands and handwritten warrants: The board approved payment demands and handwritten warrants after reviewing expenses above $1,000 provided by staff. (Motion moved and seconded; voice vote: unanimous.)
- RICO-account spending authorization: The board approved a request from the sheriff’s office (presented by Manager Welker on the sheriff’s behalf) to spend limited funds from a RICO account to match a Drug, Gang and Violent Crime Control Program grant and to purchase surveillance and safety equipment. Manager Welker told the board the combined grants total about $25,000; staff said an amount must be spent before the end of the year though the exact near-term spend figure was not specified. The motion passed by voice vote.
- Out-of-state travel scholarship — Superior Court: The board approved allowing Brandy Lee, the court dependency coordinator, to accept a scholarship to attend the 2025 Cross-Site Safe Babies conference in Portland, Oregon (Aug. 5–7). Prevent Child Abuse Arizona will reimburse attendees for airfare and hotel; the county will be asked to pay meals and ground transportation estimated by staff at about $442 per person. The board approved the travel and scholarship acceptance by voice vote.
- Acceptance of deed of dedication — Klondike Road: The board accepted a deed of dedication for right-of-way on Klondike Road from Mary Lee Hayden related to a prior CDBG project. County engineering staff said the property owner is now willing to execute the document and receive funds owed. Motion approved by voice vote.
- Health Department IGA amendment — sexually transmitted infection investigation: The board approved an amended intergovernmental agreement (IGA) that reduces funding for sexually transmitted infection investigation work from $25,583 to $23,615, per Health Department staff. The board approved the amendment by voice vote.
Each of the above motions was moved and seconded on the record; votes were taken by voice with the clerk recording unanimous ‘‘ayes’’ in each instance. Where dollar amounts or specific tallies were not stated in the record, this summary reflects amounts provided by county staff at the meeting or marks the item as not specified when the transcript was ambiguous.
