Lee Street subdivision
Case File ID 19825
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Pima County Meetings
Board of Supervisors, February 17, 2026
Approves Treasurer's Office budget remediation plan, 4-1
5h 22m36,799 words
12 mentionszoningindustrialapprovedpublic hearingsubdivisionPima County, AZ
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What happened
This Pima County Board of Supervisors meeting contained no zoning or rezoning actions; it was dominated by proclamations, immigration-related resolutions, budget/administrative items, and staff presentations.
Meeting key facts
- Jurisdiction
- Pima County, AZ
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- February 17, 2026
- Decisions
- 30 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, 4-1
Free sample: decision 1 of 30
Proclamation for Youth on Their Own 40th anniversary
Presentation of a proclamation to Youth on Their Own proclaiming February 1, 2026 as Youth on Their Own Day in Pima County. Moved by Chair Allen, seconded by Supervisor Scott.
The other decisions are listed below by title. The full write-up, verbatim conditions, and the audio at each vote are in Pro.
Meeting Summary
This Pima County Board of Supervisors meeting contained no zoning or rezoning actions; it was dominated by proclamations, immigration-related resolutions, budget/administrative items, and staff presentations.
Key Decisions (30)
Approved
Proclamation for Youth on Their Own 40th anniversary
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Proclamation for Dancing in the Streets Arizona Day
Vote: 4-0
Approved
Proclamation for Downtown Tucson Partnership Appreciation Month
Vote: 4-0
Approved
Resolution prohibiting county property/resources for civil immigration enforcement
Vote: 4-1Conditions attached
Approved
Resolution on masking and identification of federal agents
Vote: 4-1
Other
RTA Special Election / mobile voting unit discussion
Approved
Treasurer's Office budget remediation plan
Vote: 4-1
Approved
Flood Control District contract with Solis Engineering
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Regional Flood Control District Use of Reserves policy
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Library District Use of Reserves policy
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department Use of Reserves policy
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Petitions for relief of taxes (charter school)
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Fireworks permit hearing
Vote: 4-1
Approved
Hearing item 13 (regular agenda)
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Flood Control District Ordinance 2026-FC1
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Flood Control District technical policy Ordinance 2026-FC2
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Consent calendar (minus items 4 and 23)
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Behavioral risk factor surveillance system expansion (firearm safety question)
Vote: 4-1
Continued
Certificate of removal and abatement / certificate of clearance
Vote: 5-0
Approved
FY25-26 PIMA GAP funding for affordable housing development and preservation
Vote: 4-1
Approved
Short-term crisis and emergency resources grants round two
Vote: 4-1Conditions attached
Approved
Items 26 and 28 (bundled)
Vote: 5-0
Continued
Ajo Court administrator position / salary (item 27)
Vote: 4-1
Approved
Naming of Kanoa Preserve Park softball field to Ivan Allison Field
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Extinguishment of alley easement
Vote: 5-0
Amended
Amazon.com contract amendment
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Runbeck Election Services contract
Vote: 5-0Conditions attached
Approved
Joint meeting with City of Tucson (date)
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Chase Building Team master agreement amendment
Vote: 5-0
Approved
Board appointments (items 8-12)
Vote: 5-0
Development Activity (3)
Abrams solar project (Abrams Public Health Center)
Infrastructure
Drexel facility renovation for Recorder and Elections
Infrastructure
Deconcini Port expansion, Nogales
Infrastructure
Market Signals (6)
Infrastructure
Tucson Electric Power is adding significant renewable capacity (160 MW…
Infrastructure
Pima County's participation in TEP's integrated resource planning process and…
Housing Demand
The county is advancing a 10-year affordable housing strategy and…
Who Spoke (29)
ChairBoard Member · 4Staff · 2ClerkAttorneyPublic · 10
On the record: the chair, 4 board members, 2 staff members, the clerk, an attorney, and 10 members of the public.
Agenda scorecard
Our pre-meeting forecast, graded against the recorded voteZoneWire called 1 of 1 land-use forecast on this agenda.
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