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Coconino supervisor Liz Archuleta resigns to join Biden administration

Coconino County Supervisor Liz Archuleta resigned Tuesday night and will take a position with the Biden Administration. (Julian Paras, Cronkite News)

By Adrian Skabelund | AZ Daily Sun

After 24 years on the Coconino County Board of Supervisors, and less than a month since she was sworn in to represent District 2 for a sixth time, Supervisor Liz Archuleta submitted a letter of resignation Tuesday evening.

The announcement came at the end of the board of Supervisors regular Tuesday meeting and just days before Archuleta is set to take a position within the Biden administration.

It has not been announced what position Archuleta has been appointed to within the Biden administration. Archuleta said those details are likely to be announced next week.

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