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Mohave County Manager Sam Elters plans to retire next year

MOHAVE COUNTY — With his current contract expiring in three months, Mohave County manager Sam Elters informed the Board of Supervisors Monday that he plans to retire in early 2026. The engineer with a long history in the public and private transportation sector began working as the county’s top administrator five summers ago. “My intent is to retire. I’ve been in the professional world for four decades,” Elters said. “With the concurrence of the Board, my preference would be to retire early next year.” “This news from Mr. Elters saddens me,” said Rich Lettman, eight months into his four-year term….

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