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Votes at a glance: Greenlee County Board approves routine consent items, liquor-license transfer, equipment purchase and rezoning

Board of Supervisors, Greenlee County · November 7, 2025
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Summary

The board approved consent agendas, a liquor-license owner transfer, grant-funded equipment for the sheriff, a consultant contract for a landfill permit and a rezoning to permit an RV site.

The Greenlee County Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions by voice vote during the meeting.

- Consent agendas: The board, sitting as the Public Health Service District and later the Flood Control District, approved the listed consent agendas by voice vote.

- Liquor-license owner transfer: The board opened a public hearing pursuant to ARS 4-201 on an owner transfer for Reed Pratt Larson doing business as 3 Way Store and Station (license 154557, Arizona Highway 78, Duncan) and approved the owner transfer. No public opposition spoke during the hearing.

- Sheriff equipment: The board approved the purchase of three police-outfitted side-by-side vehicles from Epic Motorsports Gila Valley using a Parks and Trails grant; per-unit cost was stated as $65,965.10 and the total as $197,895.30.

- Landfill C&D cell consultant: The board approved selecting Hoke and Associates to prepare an ADEQ aquifer-protection permit modification for a new construction-and-demolition cell at the Loma Linda Landfill, with a not-to-exceed consultant amount of $40,000.

- Rezoning: The board approved changing parcel 500-08-051 from RU-36 to MH-18 to allow an RV site; the planning and zoning commission had recommended approval 5-1-1. Several neighbors raised concerns about drainage and septic siting; staff said health-department and drainage approvals remain required before development.

All items above were approved by voice vote and recorded as "ayes have it" in the meeting transcript; the record does not include roll-call vote tallies for these items in the provided excerpt.