Smith: $1.6M at stake if state doesn’t change law
Arizona City Independent
U.S. Senator Jeff Flake discusses federal issues and county priorities with county leaders./County Supervisors Association of Arizona Facebook page
Arizona county supervisors believe the state must stop diverting county tax dollars to fund state agency obligations.
Pinal County Supervisors Cheryl Chase, Anthony Smith, Todd House, and Steve Miller joined county officials from across the state at the 12th Annual Legislative Summit of the County Supervisors Association last week at the High Country Conference Center at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. At the event, county supervisors, representing all 15 Arizona counties, established CSA’s policy agenda for the 2017 state legislative session.
“It was truly an honor to host this year’s Legislative Summit in Coconino County,” said CSA President and Coconino County Supervisor Mandy Metzger. “Our work sessions were very productive and produced some meaningful legislative policy items that we believe will save taxpayer dollars and increase investment in our local roads and highways. CSA stands ready to roll up our sleeves and get to work at the Capitol.”