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Board expands weapons‑prohibition policy to include Ajo court, asks study of community centers
Summary
Supervisors revised the county's policy banning weapons in county facilities and vehicles to include the Ajo Court and asked the county administrator to study whether similar restrictions should apply to community centers.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted to revise the Board policy that prohibits weapons in county facilities and vehicles by explicitly adding the Ajo Court to the list of covered facilities and requesting the county administrator study how the policy could be expanded to include community centers.
The chair moved the item and made a friendly amendment to include the Ajo Court. Supervisors asked the county administrator to examine how community centers might be added to the prohibition if appropriate and to return with policy language. The motion passed unanimously.
Board members discussed the need to ensure consistent listings across county facilities and to assess operational impacts before any broader expansion of the policy to additional community venues.
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