• In the County Manager's Report, Leo Lew thanked Recorder Lewis and staff and volunteers who worked to put on a smooth General Election. Lew said there had been 33,066 check-ins at polling locations on Election Day, with all Election Day ballots returned to the central count facility by 11 p.m. There were 23,000 late earlies received and a little under 2,000 provisional ballots to review. Click below for the latest unofficial results. (Item 1)

• After Public Hearings, the Board approved two planning and zoning items as presented, to develop a gas station with convenience store, car wash, and medical office on ±6.93 acres, located at the Northwest corner of Schnepf Road and Ocotillo Road in San Tan Valley. (Items 8/9)

• Chairman McClure read a statement to provide context to an item on the Consent Agenda, which the Board subsequently approved, giving the County Manager authority to retain outside legal counsel to represent the Board of Supervisors with regard to the determination of a potential conflict with the County Attorney and, if determined, engagement of outside conflict counsel to provide legal advice relating to the handling of the County’s response to a public records request, a matter for which the County Attorney has retained his own legal counsel and which involves the employment of an individual by the County Attorney. (Item 4C)

• In the Supervisor District Update, several Supervisors recounted visiting polling locations in their districts on Election Day, thanking staff and volunteers for a successful election. District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy said he visited fifteen polling locations, and thanked the schools, churches, and community venues that provide polling locations on Election Day. District 3 Supervisor Stephen Miller and District 1 Supervisor Rich Vitiello promoted Veterans Day events they will be attending this weekend in Casa Grande and Maricopa respectively. Vitiello also informed the public that there will be a clean-up event for Hidden Valley, Stanfield, and Thunderbird Farms residents, taking place this Friday and Saturday. Click here for more information. (Item 2)

Time References

Item 1: 02:14

Item 2: 03:58

Item 3: 10:12

Item 4: 11:37

Item 5: 17:07

Item 6: 19:58

Item 7: 35:43

Items 8/9: 40:23

Item 10: 52:01

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