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- Sep 7, 2026
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Navajo County launches five-year rural health effort (opens the original)
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Navajo County is launching a new rural health effort aimed at helping residents better navigate health care, address chronic disease and connect with services, beginning with county employees before expanding into communities across the county. The Board of Supervisors on Aug. 25 approved a contract between Navajo County Public Health and the Arizona Department of Health Services that will provide just over $549,000 annually for five years through the Rural Health Transformation Program. Contact
Public brings elections, energy concerns to Navajo County Board of Supervisors (opens the original)
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Questions over election oversight, renewable energy development and how public input is weighed returned to the Navajo County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 25 as three speakers used the Call to the Public to ask for accountability, transparency and continued conversation. The comments came at the end of a meeting that also included approval of a September auction of county surplus and seized vehicles and equipment and authorization for the Navajo County Elections Department to conduct Blue Ridge
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Navajo County Supervisors uphold apartment valuations (opens the original)
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Three property valuation appeals brought different outcomes Aug. 25 as Navajo County supervisors approved a lower value for a vacant parcel but denied further reductions for two Show Low apartment properties, following a debate over operating costs, rental market conditions and affordable housing. The first appeal was resolved through an agreement between Charles Corbett and the Navajo County Assessorâs Office. Contact the reporter at tgibbons@wmicentral.com. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscen
Navajo County Supervisors uphold apartment valuations (opens the original)
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Three property valuation appeals brought different outcomes Aug. 25 as Navajo County supervisors approved a lower value for a vacant parcel but denied further reductions for two Show Low apartment properties, following a debate over operating costs, rental market conditions and affordable housing. The first appeal was resolved through an agreement between Charles Corbett and the Navajo County Assessorâs Office. Contact the reporter at tgibbons@wmicentral.com. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscen
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