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Cochise County Library District adopts $3.37 million final budget after public hearing

Cochise County Library District · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The Cochise County Library District board adopted a $3,374,119 final budget on July 7 after a brief public hearing with no members of the public speaking; the measure passed unanimously among supervisors present.

The Cochise County Library District board adopted a $3,374,119 final budget on July 7 after holding a public hearing at the supervisors' hearing room in Bisbee.

The hearing was opened by the chair, who then asked for a motion. A supervisor moved to adopt the final budget in the stated amount; the motion was seconded and the board voted in favor. The chair declared the budget adopted after supervisors present responded in the affirmative. The public hearing drew no speakers — the chair twice announced "going once, going twice" before closing the hearing.

The action covers the library district's finalized appropriation; the transcript records the adopted total as $3,374,119 but does not specify the fiscal year in the record. The board recorded that all supervisors were present for the vote; roll-call remarks identified District 3 as Anthony Ray. The transcript does not attribute the motion or the second to specific named supervisors, and individual vote calls were recorded as collective "aye" responses rather than roll-call votes by name.

Miss Gilman was identified during the meeting as the library director and Stacy was called on during the hearing; neither made a substantive public comment on the budget in the recorded segments. After the vote the chair announced the library district portion of the meeting adjourned and the board moved on to a flood-control item.

The board's next procedural action was to take up flood control business; no additional details about that item are recorded in the library-district segments.