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Yavapai County supervisors move to set 2025 primary and secondary property tax rates
Summary
At a special Aug. 11 meeting the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors moved to set the county's primary and secondary property tax rates for 2025 under Resolution No. 2164; County Manager Maury Thompson presented the item and thanked budget staff. The transcript does not include a vote tally.
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors met in a special session Aug. 11 and moved to set the county's primary and secondary property tax rates for 2025 under Resolution No. 2164. County Manager Maury Thompson presented the item, saying the board is required by Arizona state statute to adopt the rates.
Thompson told the board that the packet included the resolution and backup materials and acknowledged staff who prepared the numbers. "I want to say thank you to our senior budget analyst Lucy Frank," he said, noting work from finance, the treasurer and the assessor in assembling the figures.
The chair asked whether supervisors had questions; none were raised. A board member recorded in the transcript as Speaker 2 moved to accept the primary and secondary property tax rates for 2025; an unidentified speaker recorded as Speaker 1 seconded the motion. The chair called for a vote, but the transcript does not include a recorded tally or named vote record.
Resolution No. 2164 is listed in the meeting materials as the action item tied to the rates. The board adjourned the special meeting after the item; a work study was scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m.
What happened next: the transcript ends without a documented vote tally or additional direction on implementation, so any administrative steps or changes to levy calculations are not specified in the record.
