The Coconino County Board of Supervisors certified the results of the May 17 election at a special session that took place Friday, approving Proposition 438, the measure that will place an increase in primary property taxes to fund Coconino Community College (CCC).
A total of 22.57% of registered voters in Coconino County participated in the election. Of 20,947 total ballots, 13,339 were in favor of the measure -- about 64%. About 95% of votes were cast by early ballot.
Coconino Community College Commencement speaker Natalie Rodriguez thanks her parents for their staunch support of her education as she moves to the next phase of her educational journey at Northern Arizona University.
CCC graduate Angela Godinez listens with her fellow graduates to CCC President Colleen Smith during Commencement ceremonies at the Lone Tree Campus Friday.
Gallery: Coconino Community College holds commencement ceremonies
Parents, families, friends and supporters filled the Coconino Community College Lone Tree Campus to congratulate graduates Friday.
Coconino Community College Commencement speaker Natalie Rodriguez thanks her parents for their staunch support of her education as she moves to the next phase of her educational journey at Northern Arizona University.
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CCC Commencement speaker Meghan Belmares smiles at faculty as she makes her way to the ceremony at the Lone Tree Campus Friday.
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CCC graduate Angela Godinez listens with her fellow graduates to CCC President Colleen Smith during Commencement ceremonies at the Lone Tree Campus Friday.
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CCC President Colleen Smith speaks with the graduates about how to find their passions as they continue into this exciting next phase of their lives.
Larry Hendricks
Parents, families, friends and supporters filled the Coconino Community College Lone Tree Campus to congratulate graduates Friday.
