Cochise County is gearing up for a change in its governmental lineup as Recorder David Stevens has tendered his resignation, effective February 28. Serving for 16 long years, Stevens' departure marks an end of an era for the county's administrative affairs.
According to a letter of resignation published on the county's official website, Stevens expressed his deep appreciation for the opportunity to work for the community, saying, "It has been my greatest honor to serve the people of Cochise County for 16 years. I have enjoyed the time in the Legislature and the County working for Cochise County and the State of Arizona."
As noted in the official announcement, the specifics of the succession plan will be communicated in due time, as the details are still being ironed out. While the community bid farewell to a long-standing public servant, no additional information regarding Stevens' decision or the criteria for his replacement have been disclosed.
The County has officially thanked Stevens for his many years of commitment and his impacts, which have shaped the community's progress over nearly two decades.
