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Supervisors approve transfer of Superior Court law-library surplus to courthouse repairs

Graham County Board of Supervisors · June 29, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted Resolution No. 26-4 authorizing transfer of surplus funds from the Superior Court Law Library Fund to a courthouse building repair fund under ARS 12-305(C) to cover new courtroom benches that cost about $26,000.

The Graham County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution No. 26-4 on June 16 to transfer surplus funds from the Superior Court Law Library Fund to a courthouse building repair fund.

Mindy Young told the board the benches removed in 2014 were not repurposed and the courthouse project used Arizona Department of Corrections inmate labor before COVID interrupted plans. The new benches were delivered June 16 and the total project cost was "26,000 and some change," she said; $20,000 had been budgeted previously for the project.

Young said county staff reviewed ARS 12-305(C) and determined a formal resolution was required to transfer amounts in excess of $3,000 from the law-library fund to a building fund. The board adopted the resolution by motion and second.

The transcript records the motion as carried; no roll-call vote or individual tallies are recorded.