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District 5 Supervisor Lena Fowler’s update for Jan. 7 — Supervisor Lena Fowler graduates from NACo High Performance Leadership Academy

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January 7, 2018
Please take a moment to read some of the latest news and upcoming events within Coconino County and it’s surrounding areas.
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District 5 Highlights
Supervisor Lena Fowler graduates from NACo High Performance Leadership Academy

The NACo High Performance Leadership Academy is a 12-week mentorship-based leadership program to empower frontline county government professionals. The curriculum focused on five essential skills:

  • LEAD: Engage teams and stakeholders to foster positive climates and exceed common expectations
  • ORGANIZE: Plan, lead and execute organizational change more effectively and consistently
  • COLLABORATE: Establish alignment and strong partnerships through building stronger relationships
  • COMMUNICATE: Create clarity, confidence and community
  • DELIVER: Measure projects and processes to deliver results aligned with county and community priorities

Congratulations to the first class of the National Associations of Counties (NACo) High Performance Leadership Academy! Among the graduates are the following individuals:

  • Supervisor Lena Fowler, Coconino County
  • Gregory Nelson, Management Analyst, Coconino County
  • Marlene Pearce, Board of Supervisors District Administrator, Pinal County
  • Chuck Kmet, Emergency Manager, Pinal County
  • Suzanne Cooper, Program Coordinator, Yuma County
  • Lisa Mendez, Deputy Library Director, Yuma County
  • Kathy Ward, Nursing Supervisor, Yuma County
  • Karina Zavala, Public Health Nurse, Yuma County
  • Robin Hillyard, Legislative Research Program Manager, County Supervisors Association
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Coconino County News
At the Board meeting this past week:

No meeting was held Tuesday, Jan. 1, due to the New Year’s Day holiday.

The next meeting of the Board will be on Jan. 8, 2019.
Human Resources

Job Openings with Coconino County

Admin Specialist III/Law Enforcement Specialist III-Sheriff’s Office (1118)
Childcare Health Consultant (Nurse)- Public Health District (1118)
Cook-Community Services (0618)
Cook: On Call-Community Services (1118)
Deputy Sheriff Recruit: Tuba City- Sheriff’s Office (1218) New
Facilities Service Worker- Facilities Management (0518)
Heavy Equipment Mechanic/Mechanic Sr.- Public Works (0618)
Juvenile Detention Officer / Youth Care Worker I (Part-Time)- Juvenile Court (0918)
Juvenile Detention Officer: Youth Care Worker III-Juvenile Court (1118) New
Meals on Wheels Driver-Community Services (1118)

Click here to find out more info about these County positions
Open until Jan. 11, 2019.
Library District
Public Health
Download the 2019 Page schedule here.
Community Bulletin Board 
Arizona Trail Association
Before You Head Out, Let It Dry Out
Playing in the desert snow is very rewarding and absolutely irresistible. But as the snow melts and the AZ trail becomes muddy it’s very important to let the trail dry out before you go for a hike, run or ride. The damage that boots, tires and hooves can do to the trail will last much longer than memories of a fun day on the AZT. Please help protect the Arizona trail by waiting for it to dry out before you head out.
CSA Weekly Update
January 4, 2019
Governor Ducey Appoints New AHCCCS Director

This week Governor Doug Ducey announced the appointment of Jami Snyder as the director of the Arizona Health Care CostContainment System (AHCCCS).Snyder has served as deputy director of AHCCCS since December of 2017. Prior to joining Arizona’s Medicaid agency, she served asMedicaid Director for the state of Texas and as Chief Operating Officer of the University of Arizona Health Plans. She also previouslyheld posts as an Operations Administrator at AHCCCS and a Bureau Chief at the Arizona Department of Health Services. Snyder willsucceed Tom Betlach who will retire as Director of AHCCCS on January 4, 2019, after 27 years of service to the state of Arizona.

“With an over 20-year career in the health and human services industry and prior experience atop a state Medicaid agency, Jami is more than qualified to take the lead at AHCCCS,” said Governor Ducey. “I am pleased that Jami will bring her unique insight and expertise to Arizona’s Medicaid agency, which provides quality health care to over 1.8 million Arizonans.”

“I’m honored to be asked to serve as the eighth Medicaid Director for the State of Arizona,” said Director Snyder. “Serving 1 in 4 Arizonans, AHCCCS is a national leader in providing high quality, cost-effective care. Over the last 12 months in my role as deputy director, I have partnered with the team at AHCCCS to understand the operational underpinnings that have fostered the agency’s success and to promote the long-standing strategic vision of the program. In the years ahead, I look forward to working with stakeholders across the state in advancing that vision while exploring new opportunities to enhance member engagement; to support cost-effective innovation that improves access to care; and to partner with the broader community to address the social factors that increasingly influence individual health outcomes.”

Snyder, a 2013 Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Academy Fellow, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science from Gustavus Adolphus College and went on to earn a master’s degree in political science from Arizona State University.

Source: azgovernor.gov
Download the NEW 2019 Tuba City Birth Certificate schedule
Telling your business story

Learn how to tell your business story in a full-day workshop lead by master storytellers and business pioneers Kiersten Hathcock, and Scott Hathcock.Learn how to connect your story to your customers and investors, and how to share it with the world. You’ll leave the workshop with:

  • The 15-second hooks you’ll need to attract potential customers and potential investors
  • An understanding of the elements of a story and how to use them to connect with buyers and investors
  • Tips for better understanding your own story and how to tell it
  • Tools and resources for crafting your customer’s journey to create customers for life
The workshop is free but seating is limited and registration is required. Lunch will be provided.
Saturday, January 19, 2019
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Courtyard at Page Lake Powell
600 Clubhouse Drive
Page, Arizona 86040
REGISTER HERE
Community Resource Link:

 Tuba City & Window Rock Resource Guide

This guide is a compilation of information provided by agencies and service providers in Coconino County. 

Coconino County District 5 Supervisor Lena Fowler’s Office

46 Maple Street
PO BOX 948
Tuba City, AZ 86045
P: 928-283-4518 | F: 928-283-6366 | www.coconino.az.gov

Hours:
Monday – Thursday | 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Closed Fridays & Holidays

Questions or comments? Email us at mmorales@coconino.az.gov or call us at 928-283-4518.

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