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Yavapai County supervisors accept resignation, approve grants and donations, deny Seligman plaque and authorize broadband amendment
Summary
The Board accepted the resignation of Seligman Justice of the Peace Dominic Sarno and set an appointment schedule, approved a FEMA grant for drainage manual updates, accepted a $25,000 donation for courthouse bandstand renovations, approved AV upgrades and phone‑system renewal, denied a Seligman boulder/plaque request 4–1, and authorized a SparkLight contract amendment in executive session.
The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 18 accepted the resignation of Seligman Justice of the Peace Dominic Sarno, set a schedule for public applications with letters of interest due March 4 and directed staff to present candidates for a planned appointment on March 18 to fill the remainder of the term through 2026.
County Manager Phil Borden presented the proposed timeline and process. “The clerk of the board has attached a proposed process and schedule,” he said, describing a public notice, internal checks and a public review before appointment.
The Board approved several administrative items during the meeting. Key outcomes included:
Votes at a glance: - Consent agenda items 1–17: approved unanimously. - Action 1 (accept resignation; appointment process for Seligman J.P.): approved unanimously; application deadline set for 5 p.m. March 4; planned appointment March 18,…
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