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At a glance: Board approves routine funding, public-health and equipment contracts

6362831 · October 15, 2025
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Summary

The board passed a short consent agenda and individual consent items including small community initiative grants for Page events, a public-health opioid prevention IGA amendment, and a multi-year contract for body-worn cameras and taser certification.

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors approved multiple consent-agenda items Oct. 14, voting unanimously on funding agreements and contract approvals that appeared on the meeting's consent calendar.

Key items approved in the consent process included:

- A funding agreement with the City of Page for $1,500 total drawn from community initiative funds (District 1, District 2, District 5 allocations) to support the Page Arizona Balloon Regatta and related street fair; the funds were designated for essential services such as portable restrooms and trash during the multi-day public event.

- A funding agreement with the Page Chamber of Commerce for $1,000 from community initiative funds (District 2, District 5 allocations) to support live music and cultural programming at the Page Chamber Street Fair tied to the balloon regatta.

- Approval of Amendment No. 3 to an Intergovernmental Agreement between the Arizona Department of Health Services and Coconino County Health and Human Services to provide $86,636 for the County's opioid overdose prevention program for the contract period Sept. 1, 2025'Aug. 31, 2026; the amendment includes budget adjustments for local staffing (0.5 FTE and 0.25 FTE in Page) and a $22,108.19 adjustment noted in the staff materials.

- Approval of a contract with Axon Enterprise Inc., through a Sourcewell cooperative contract, for body-worn camera licenses, taser certifications and unlimited cloud storage (evidence.com) for deputies and detention officers. Staff listed an initial FY2026 cost of approximately $190,297.20 and recurring annual costs of roughly $212,003.84 (per staff packet) for multi-year service; the term listed on the agenda runs through 06/30/2030.

All consent items were approved in a single recorded vote after supervisors removed two items earlier in the meeting for separate discussion. The board resolved as the Health District Board of Directors for the ADHS IGA amendment and separately as the Jail District Board of Directors for the Axon contract before returning to act as the Board of Supervisors.

Ending

These items are administrative and were approved without additional public hearings; staff will proceed with contract execution and the associated budget adjustments.