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Votes at a glance: Cochise County board approves liquor license, grants and community cleanup funds
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Cochise County Board of Supervisors approved a farm winery liquor license, two community cleanup grants, an emergency management grant, several consent items and adopted the comprehensive plan (detailed separately). All votes recorded were unanimous (3–0).
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors approved several routine and project items during its March 10 meeting, voting unanimously on each recorded motion.
• Twisted Whisker Ranch Vineyard liquor license: The board approved a Series 13 farm winery liquor license application for Twisted Whisker Ranch Vineyard (5922 E. Highway 80, Bisbee). Laura (staff) said property taxes were current, legal notice requirements met, and no formal protests were filed. The public hearing drew no speakers and the motion passed 3–0.
• Community enhancement funds: The board approved two District 3 community cleanup grants to cover rolloff dumpsters — $4,000 for a cleanup in Bowie and $2,000 for a cleanup in Pearce — both motions carried 3–0.
• Emergency Management Performance Grant: The board approved subrecipient agreement EMF‑2025‑P5007 with the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs for a DEMA award of approximately $125,59.50 with a county match (total ~ $250,000). Director Dan Desawn told the board the grant funds two employees, vehicles, cell phones and office supplies; the motion passed 3–0.
• Consent agenda: Consent agenda items 1–5 were approved by voice vote (motion carried 3–0).
• Other procedural actions: The board removed a previously tabled final plat item from the table and the chair then removed that plat item from the agenda for later handling; no action on the substance of the plat occurred.
Recorded votes: The transcript records unanimous 3–0 approvals for the listed items. Each approved action will be reflected in county records and processed by the responsible departments.
