Votes at a glance: Key actions from the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, March 18, 2025

Below are the principal motions and outcomes recorded during the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors meeting on March 18, 2025. Where the transcript named a mover or seconder, those names are listed; where the record did not name individuals, the field is marked "not specified." Many votes were recorded as unanimous among the supervisors present; Supervisor Lesko was absent for parts of the meeting.

- Item 5: Proclamation recognizing Public Defense Recognition Week (03/17/2025'date in proclamation). Motion to approve proclamation carried unanimously. (Mover: not specified; second: Supervisor Stewart.)

- Items 6 & 7: Planning and zoning consent approvals (BHSM rehabilitation Banner Health; Superstition View). Board approved in accordance with commission recommendations; motion carried unanimously. (Mover: Supervisor [not specified]; second: not specified.)

- Item 8: Goldhawk at the Preserve (planning case) continued to April 9, 2025 at the applicant's request. (Motion to continue approved unanimously.)

- Items 9 & 10: Statutory hearings (liquor license and road-file A0747) approved; motion carried unanimously. County staff clarified road-file item makes the roadway a county roadway for maintenance by the Department of Transportation.

- Item 11: Superior Court law-library fee increase continued to May 7, 2025. Motion to continue approved unanimously.

- Item 12: Environmental Services code change to allow advanced water purification / direct potable reuse. Approved unanimously. (Mover: Supervisor Guarito; second: Supervisor Stewart.)

- Items 13'52: Consent approvals taken as a block with exceptions noted below; motion carried unanimously after reconsideration. Certain consent items were withdrawn or continued: item 22 (appointment of deputy constable reserve volunteer) withdrawn; item 44 (MC transportation policy revisions) continued to March 26; item 45 pulled for discussion (later approved). Item 56 (utility easements requiring unanimous consent) was continued because a full board was not present.

- Item 26: Grant acceptance and related reporting (criminal alien assistance-type grant). Brief staff briefing provided; motion to approve included in consent block.

- Item 45: Memorandum of Understanding between Head Start and WIC for data sharing. Approved unanimously (Mover: Supervisor Brophy McGee; second: Supervisor Garrido). Staff said families are informed and may opt out.

- Item 53: Appointment of April Flores as constable for Manistee Justice Precinct through 12/31/2026. Approved unanimously (mover and seconder recorded on the transcript; chair read Supervisor Lesko'submitted remarks).

- Items 54 and 55: Intergovernmental agreement with Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation (emergency management) and Head Start facility licensing (ADHS licensing) approved unanimously.

- Item 56: Real estate resolution authorizing chair to execute certain utility easements continued because the item requires unanimous consent and the full board was not present.

- Items 57 and 58: Risk management and county attorney items (contract/practice approvals) approved unanimously.

- Improvement district, flood control, library district and stadium district items (59'63) were approved as presented; motions carried unanimously.

Where the transcript records "motion carries unanimously" the board vote is recorded as unanimity among present members; the transcript does not provide individual roll-call vote names in most cases.