Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 1:00 PM

Pima County Board of Supervisors — What They’ll Decide

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 1:00 PM

Board of Supervisors' Hearing Room

4 substantive items on the agenda (4 for discussion, 0 on consent calendar)

Pima County Supervisors Preview: Tuesday, November 10, 2026 Study Session

Pima County supervisors will get their first look at the budget for the year beginning July 1, 2027, including the fiscal outlook, economic assumptions and early priorities that will shape spending on services residents use every day. The board will also meet privately with its attorneys about a proposed settlement with contractor EX2 Technology, hear supervisors' reports from the regional boards they serve on, and take public comment.

Supervisors Begin Shaping the County's 2027-28 Budget

County Administration will present an early fiscal outlook for fiscal year 2027/2028, including revenue assumptions, economic conditions and the priorities staff proposes to guide the budget. This is the earliest stage of a process that ends next summer with a final budget and a property tax rate. The assumptions set now about revenue, state and federal funding, and the economy determine how much room the county has for roads, public safety, libraries, parks, health services and the justice system. Because this is a study session, supervisors are expected to discuss and give direction rather than take a final vote, which makes this an opportunity to see which priorities each board member pushes before the numbers are locked in. Two administrator memos on the budget priorities are attached to the agenda.

Not on the consent calendar.

Closed-Door Briefing on a Proposed Settlement with EX2 Technology

Supervisors will go into executive session, which is closed to the public, for legal advice on a proposed settlement with EX2 Technology over county Contract No. PO2400008167. The agenda does not disclose the nature of the dispute or any dollar amount. Arizona's open meeting law allows the board to get legal advice and give direction to its attorneys in private, but any final approval of a settlement must happen in a public vote. Residents should watch for the settlement to come back on a future agenda, where its cost and terms to taxpayers would become public.

Not on the consent calendar.

Supervisors Report on Regional Boards and Neighboring Governments

Each supervisor may give an update on the boards, committees and commissions they sit on, as well as on dealings with other municipalities. These representative roles often include regional bodies that handle transportation, water and economic development. The updates are informational, with no vote, but they can be one of the few public windows into regional decisions that affect county residents.

Not on the consent calendar.

Public Comment

Residents can address the board at the meeting. Written comments about any agenda item can be sent to COB_mail@pima.gov, and all of them are provided to the supervisors. With the budget process just getting started, this is an early chance for residents to tell the board which services matter most to them before priorities are set.

Source: Pima County Legistar

This preview was generated automatically by Claude Opus 5.5 from the Pima County Board of Supervisors' published agenda, and published at 8:02 AM MST on November 5, 2026 without human review. Read more about how this is made.