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The Navajo County Board of Supervisors met on July 23 and among the items approved was the board’s acceptance of an Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant. This grant, funded through the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission, allows county attorneys to work closely with law enforcement, strengthening collaboration with other agencies, resulting in stronger investigations. State funding is $43,091, federal funding is $49,247 and the county match requirement is $30,779, which will be paid from RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) funds.
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In other business, the board:
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* Approved seven Back Tax Land Parcels APN: 304-25-102; 105-52-389; 105-53-094; 105-53-348; 105-53-349; 105-53-353 & 105-53-380 sold over the counter in the amount of $3,407.06.
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* Authorized tax exemptions for Patricia Harris, Willard Paul, Margaret Keams and Carlene Steiner. Pursuant to A.R.S. 42-11153, which allows for a widow, widower or disabled person whose property is exempt from tax under section 42-1111, to redeem the waiver by the County Board of Supervisors.”
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* Approved the Child Care Health Consultant Grant Renewal Fiscal Year for 2020 with First Things First. This program provides services to the Navajo Nation, White Mountain Apache tribe, San Carlos Apache tribe, and to other child care sites in Navajo County.
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* Approved a liquor license application for Amy S. Nations at Country Court Event Hall, located at 3369 W. White Mountain Blvd. in Lakeside.
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* Approved an application for a Class B Bingo License for Pinetop Lakes Golf & Country Club, located at 4643 Buck Springs Road.
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