Personnel Directory
Our people are a big part of what makes Apache County a great place to live and work.
Assessor
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Dahozy RodgerRodger Dahozy County Assessor 928-337-7624
Rodger Dahozy is the first Navajo to be elected as the Apache County Assessor.
Ya’at’eeh shi’keii (Hello My Friends)
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself and let you know how excited I am to be a part of this wonderful organization. I am Rodger Dahozy, Apache County Assessor. I took office in January 2009. I have had many wonderful experiences during the many years as assessor. I am grateful for every one of you, for continuing to work towards building an even better community, for us and our children. I will continue to use my experience to best serve the citizens of Apache County.
Attorney
Building and Maintenance
Clerk of the Court
Community Development
Constables
County Manager
District I
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Shirley, Jr. Dr. JoeDr. Joe Shirley, Jr. Supervisor/Board Vice Chairman 928-674-5664
The Honorable Dr. Joe Shirley, Jr. is presently serving his sixth, four-year term. His inspirational journey includes distinguished leadership and experiences with the Chinle Agency Division of Social Services, Chinle Chapter Council Delegate, Apache County District I Board of Supervisor, and a former Navajo Nation president. In this age of cultural change, economic adversity, and technological innovations, Dr. Shirley has stood as a staunch advocate and protector of our future generations. He is passionate about ensuring quality educational opportunities and safe transportation of students to and from school and has initiated many partnerships and collaborations to improve our resources. Dr. Shirley is married to Vikki Shirley of Lukachukai, Arizona, and they have six children. He enjoys reading books, jogging, country-western dancing with his wife, and playing basketball with his children. Education: Chinle High School, 1966; Associate of Arts, 1968 - Magic Valley Christian College in Idaho; BS in Business, 1973 - Abilene Christian University in Texas; Master of Social Work (MSW) - Arizona State University. Awards & Recognition: Dr. Shirley was awarded Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Northern Arizona University in 2005 in recognition of 37 years of meritorious public service to the Navajo people.
District II
District III
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Davis NelsonNelson Davis Supervisor 928-337-7608
Nelson Davis is a fifth-generation resident of Apache County. He was born the second eldest of six brothers to parents, Calvin and Robbie Davis. Nelson spent his early years involved in farming and ranching alongside his brothers, parents, and grandparents. After high school, he became interested in business. Over a span of 35 years, Nelson built, owned, and operated several successful businesses in the Saint Johns area. His wife, Tammy, has been by his side for 41 years. They have two sons, two grandsons, and one granddaughter all residing in Texas.
Nelson works as the transportation, maintenance, and sports fields director for the Saint Johns High School. He believes his business management, finance, and construction background as well as his knowledge and dedication to Apache County and its residents have qualified him to assume the role of Apache County’s District III Supervisor. He looks forward to working with the board and staff and is welcomed in his new role.
Economic Development
Elections
Emergency Management
Engineering
Finance
Human Resources
Information Technology
Justice Courts
Puerco (Sanders)/Chinle
Eagar Municipal Court
Round Valley
St. Johns
Library District
Library Locations
Apache County Library Administration Building
30 South 2nd West
St. Johns, AZ 85936
P: 928-337-4923
Fax: 928-337-3960
Sanders Public Library
Off I-40, Exit 339 Frontage Road East
Sanders, AZ 86512
P: 928-688-2677
Fax: 928-688-3077
Public Fiduciary
Probation
Public Health
Recorder
Road Yards
School Superintendent
Sheriff
Superior Court
Treasurer
