Cochise County News Flash

The Cochise County Board of Supervisors has approved Ordinance 26-09, establishing a clear regulatory framework for the siting, development and operation of data centers within the county.

Cochise County is offering surplus vehicles and heavy equipment to the public through an online auction hosted on Public Surplus, running from April 13 through April 29, 2026. Please be aware the auction link will not be active until the auction begins.

Cochise County Attorney Lori Zucco today announced the hiring of Jonathan Pinkney as the County’s new Chief Civil Deputy County Attorney. Mr. Pinkney will begin his duties on April 27, 2026, following a comprehensive selection process...

Cochise County Board of Supervisors Chairman Frank Antenori is providing clarification regarding why a proposed moratorium on data center development is not currently scheduled for action on the April 7 Board agenda.

Cochise County is updating its Free Dump Day Program with a more structured application process and a new certificate delivery method designed to reduce costs and improve administration of the program.

Cochise County, in coordination with the City of Sierra Vista and the City of Tombstone, is advising the public of a temporary road closure on Charleston Road on Sunday April 12, 2026, in support of the El Tour de Zona cycling event.

Cochise County is inviting residents to participate in a short public survey to help shape the County’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP), a critical tool used to reduce wildfire risk and improve community safety.

The Myrtle Kraft Library in Portal will host ecologist and journalist Joan Meiners on Friday, April 17, at 2:00 PM for an AZ Speaks presentation titled “The Arizona Trail: An 850-mile Mountain Bike Exploration of Climate Change.”

Cochise County Budget Manager Stacy Fenhaus has once again been recognized for excellence in governmental budgeting, earning the Certificate of Recognition for Budget Preparation from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for the second year.

The Sunsites/Pearce Fire District is seeking three community members to serve on its governing board following recent resignations that have left the district without a quorum.

The Cochise County Board of Supervisors has formally adopted the Cochise County Comprehensive Plan 2045, a long-range planning document designed to guide responsible growth, infrastructure investment, and resource management across the county...

Cochise County today announced that a Request For Qualifications (RFQ) relating to the New Jail Project has been published on the County’s procurement web site.

Cochise County residents will soon have the opportunity to experience a unique, interactive celebration of American and Arizona history as the Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum makes several stops throughout the county.

The Cochise County School Superintendent’s Office will host a Mandated Reporting Training session led by Lori Zucco, Cochise County Attorney. This training is designed to help educators and community members understand and comply with the requirements...

The Cochise County Elections Department is notifying voters and candidates of important updates to the 2026 Primary Election timeline.

Cochise County District 2 Supervisor Kathleen Gomez will host a community meeting on Wednesday, March 4, at 5:30 p.m. at Schieffelin Hall, 402 E. Fremont Street in Tombstone, to discuss impacts of closing Charleston Road for El Tour de Zona bicycle event.

Cochise County is advising the public that the regular Board of Supervisors meeting and the regularly scheduled Special District Board meetings scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday February 10, will begin at 1:00 PM, rather than the usual 10:00 AM start time.

Cochise County is inviting residents, stakeholders, and community partners to review and provide public comment on the draft Cochise County Comprehensive Plan (CP2045) ahead of final consideration by the Board of Supervisors.

The Cochise County School Superintendent’s Office is proud to host the annual Cochise County Spelling Bee, a part of the SCRIPPS National Spelling Bee. The event celebrates academic excellence and encourages students to showcase their spelling skills.

Board Chair and District 3 Supervisor Frank Antenori confirmed today in a joint statement with Sheriff Mark Dannels that they will be asking the other County Board members to support their stance that Cochise County will not pursue the installation of...