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Votes at a glance: Graham County Board approves routine finance items, tax-deed sales, CASA desk purchase and other actions

Graham County Board of Supervisors · December 2, 2025
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Summary

At its meeting the Graham County Board approved meeting minutes, demands and handwritten warrants, a $163.85 interest waiver, two over-the-counter tax-deed sales, a CASA desk purchase from state grant funds, and several personnel and procurement items.

The Graham County Board of Supervisors approved a collection of routine administrative and financial items during the meeting.

Key actions approved by voice vote included:

- Approval of minutes from the Nov. 17, 2025 regular meeting and work session. - Approval of demands and handwritten warrants for county payments. - A one-time waiver of $163.85 in interest on 2024 property taxes for parcel 100-7520-15G (Escobados), under authority cited as "ARS 4,218,053." Cindy Orr, county treasurer, said the waiver is available when a mortgage payoff timing causes property-tax payment timing issues and is permitted one time per parcel. - Acceptance of over-the-counter tax-deed offers by Ishmael Matsala for parcels (reported as) 103-32126 A and B; the board approved issuance of the tax deed for parcel listed as 103-32126AB. - Approval to use state CASA grant funds to purchase an unbudgeted capital desk and hutch for the CASA coordinator; the item exceeded the $2,350 budgeted amount after taxes and therefore was classified as capital but will be paid from grant funds. - Approval of a requested entry salary placement for a detention registered nurse (pay range 24, step 9) to improve recruitment.

Votes were taken by voice; the meeting transcript records motions, seconds and unanimous voice approval for the listed items. Where numeric particulars were not fully specified in the transcript, the board clerk and county staff retain the official records.