Cochise County Government

About

Cochise County was established on February 1, 1881, during the 11th Territorial Assembly. The County was formed from the southeast corner of Pima County.

Story

The original County seat was in Tombstone but after the decline of silver mining in Tombstone, the county seat was moved to Bisbee in 1929. Bisbee has remained the county seat since that time.
Original Industries: The three industries that put Cochise County on the map are copper, cattle and cotton. Agriculture continues to be an important industry in the county today, even with new-to-the-County agricultural ventures such as vineyards. Fort Huachuca has also played a major role in the development of the County and contributes substantially to the local economy.
Location & Land: Cochise County, in the southeast corner of the State of Arizona, has a land mass of more than 4 million acres, or 6,219 square miles!

Ownership of that land is roughly:
Private land – 40%
State land – 35%
Federal (USFS & BLM) land – 22%
Population: 130,537 (2011 estimate)

Mission

Mission Statement
"Provide regional leadership and effective, high-quality
services with personal and professional integrity."

Vision Statement
"Cochise County fosters diverse, vibrant and safe communities,
planning for the future while honoring our legendary cultural heritage."

Impressum

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