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Cochise County supervisors enter executive session to discuss county administrator job titles and descriptions
Summary
At a special Cochise County Board of Supervisors meeting, the board voted to go into executive session under Arizona law to discuss job titles and job descriptions for the interim county administrator and a deputy county administrator. The board recessed for executive session and returned with no public action disclosed.
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors on April 7, 2025, voted to go into an executive session authorized by Arizona Revised Statutes §38-431.03(A)(1) to discuss job titles and job descriptions for the county's interim county administrator and the deputy county administrator position.
The move to recess to an executive session passed after a motion and second; the board recessed and later announced it had returned from the executive session at 1:02 p.m. No formal public action or further details were disclosed at the meeting about changes to titles or job descriptions.
At roll call the supervisors recorded as present were Supervisor Broadstreet (District 1), Supervisor Bowman (District 2) and Supervisor Antonoy (District 3). The clerk of the board, Laura Lowenheim, stated that persons present in the executive session included Joe Casey, Sharon Gilman, the three members of the board and the clerk of the board, Laura Lowenheim.
The motion said the executive session was held under ARS 38-431.03(A)(1) for "discussion and possible direction regarding job titles and job description for the current interim county administrator and the interim county administrator" (as stated on the record). The board heard the motion, it was seconded, and the chair called for the ayes; the meeting then recessed into the closed session.
Because Arizona law requires that discussions in executive session under ARS 38-431.03 remain confidential when held for personnel matters, the board did not disclose details of the discussion or any personnel decisions during the public meeting. The board announced the special meeting was adjourned after noting a related Library District meeting scheduled for April 8 at 10 a.m. in the hearing rooms to approve minutes and demands.
Meeting records and minutes filed by the clerk of the board will reflect any formal actions taken in open session or any required public disclosures arising from the executive session, consistent with state law.
