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County extends psychiatric services contract with rate increase

Yuma County extended its psychiatry services contract for the Yuma County Detention Center’s Restoration to Competency Program for one year, but the extension comes with a rate increase to bring

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Foothills rezoning gets go-ahead

The Yuma County Board of Supervisors approved a rezoning request for property in the Foothills, a request that drew considerable opposition from community members.

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County P&Z recommends approval of Foothills rezoning request

Despite pleas from residents opposed to rezoning, the Yuma County Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of rezoning for property located in the vicinity of South Frontage Road and

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Board to consider controversial rezoning request on Monday

In anticipation of a larger-than-usual attendance, the Yuma County Board of Supervisors moved the Monday meeting to Yuma City Hall, 1 City Plaza.

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Yuma County to preserve, digitize historical records

Yuma County is paying $1.8 million to permanently preserve historical documents, many of which exceed or are near their lifespan of 125 to 150 years.

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