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Supervisors table $2.34M ADOT bike‑path IGA for two weeks after cost concerns

Cochise County Board of Supervisors · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Board tabled an ADOT‑administered $2,341,523 grant/IGA to design and build a roughly one‑mile Newman Trail extension, asking staff to reengage ADOT about scope and whether a lower‑cost county approach is feasible; board set item to return Aug. 11.

An ADOT Transportation Alternatives grant/IGA to extend the Newman Trail to connect Sierra Vista’s bike network to Cochise County’s trail system was tabled following questions about scope and cost.

Public Works Director Jason Fazio presented the award — $2,341,523 for design and construction with a county match of $133,466 — saying the project is approximately one mile and is part of the county’s long‑range transportation plan. Several supervisors said the price seemed high for one mile and asked whether county crews or a simpler design could substantially reduce cost. Chair Antonori suggested reengaging ADOT and asked staff to report back; Fazio warned that the funding has a timeline and could be reallocated to other jurisdictions if not accepted.

After discussion the board voted to table the IGA until the August 11 meeting to allow staff to seek clarifications and potential alternatives with ADOT.