0:36 → 2:05(1m 29s)
Vice Chair Jeronimo Vasquez opened the meeting (noting Chair Horstman was absent), acknowledged Black History Month and a Holocaust remembrance proclamation, called for civility, and called the Coconino County Board of Supervisors meeting to order.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors met and approved routine consent business, funded local youth programming, added three state legislative priorities to its authorized agenda (including criminal penalties for crimes against vulnerable adults, criminalization of ‘‘auto sears’’/Glock switches, and support for state funding for a detox/healing center), reviewed federal advocacy priorities centered on a multi-year Grand Canyon restoration request, discussed a flood-control capital plan with a proposed $2.4 million local match for a Tusayan flood project, and directed $500,000 in one‑time funds for prioritized amphitheater improvements.
