• The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) presented to the Board regarding PM 2.5 and Arizona’s Draft Boundary Recommendations for the 2024 Primary Annual PM 2.5 NAAQS. (Item 6)

• The Board approved Resolution No. 080724-RD24-025 authorizing the transfer of real property (the Kelly Haddad Administration Building) to the Town of Kearny for economic development purposes.The Board is pictured right with Mayor of Kearny Curtis Stacy. (Item 9AG)

• The Board approved, as presented, two planning and zoning items related to the continued use of a park model and RV park located northeast of Ironwood Drive and Ranch Road in San Tan Valley. (Items 11/12)

• Representatives from Digiflight Inc. made a presentation to Pinal County's Government Relations advisors in recognition of their work in the passing of Senate Bill 1670, pertaining to public-private partnership contracts, during the current Arizona legislative session. Pictured below with the Board are Greg Hartvigsen - Senior Vice President, Aviation Services Group at DigiFlight, Alexis Susdorf - Policy Advisor, Arizona Capitol Connections, Tami Ryall - Government Relations, Pinal County, Stanford Oliver - President/CEO and Founder at DigiFlight, and Michael Flowers - Chief Operating Officer at DigiFlight. (Item 5)

• The Board approved a Proclamation proclaiming the month of August 2024 as "Child Support Awareness Month." The proclamation was read into the record by Nicole Olvera from the Arizona Department of Economic Security. Nicole is pictured below with the Board of Supervisors. (Item 4)

• In Supervisor Miller's 2024 state and federal legislative session update, Supervisor Miller told the Board that he recently represented Arizona, as President of the County Supervisors Association, at NACo - the National Association of Counties. He described AI (Artificial Intelligence) as being the highlight of panels and discussions, and described a Plan Review AI Tool which could revolutionize the process. (Item 7)

• In the Supervisor District Update item, Supervisor Serdy and Supervisor Miller both praised staff and volunteers who were involved in the Primary Election last week, a sentiment echoed by several community members during Call to the Public. The canvass for the Primary Election takes place in a Special Session Meeting on Monday at 1 p.m. Meanwhile, Vice-Chairman and District 4 Supervisor Jeffrey McClure played a video from yesterday's ribbon-cutting at Oracle Park. Click below to view the video. (Item 3)

• In the County Manager's Report, Leo Lew recognized around fifty staff from the IT Department who helped to minimize the impact of the July 19th global Crowdstrike issue on Pinal County services. Additionally, he announced that The Arizona Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) has chosen Pinal County’s IPAZ Project Improvements as the 2023 Project of the Year in its category. The project, officially titled “IPAZ-Hanna and Houser Roads, SR87 to Vail Road & SR87 Intersection Improvements, Pinal County,” received honors in the $5-25 Million Award Category. This distinction also qualifies the project to compete for a national APWA award. Click below to view a video about the project. (Item 2)

• In Call to the Public, Assessor Douglas Wolf spoke to remind residents that the deadline for the Senior Freeze is September 1st. It is available to residential homeowners, 65 years of age or older, who meet specific guidelines based on income, ownership, and residency. Click here to find out more: www.pinal.gov/687/Senior-Freeze (Item 1)

Time References

Item 2: 02:01

Item 1: 09:39

Item 3: 29:13

Item 4: 35:04

Item 5: 41:07

Item 6: 49:31

Item 7: 01:13:48

Item 8: 01:17:27

Item 9: 01:21:51

Item 10: 01:45:04

Items 11/12: 01:46:22

Item 13: 01:52:17

Item 14: 01:54:40

Item 15: 01:56:27

Item 16: 01:58:46

Item 17: 02:01:22 (Meeting Convenes Into Executive Session)

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