June Pupdate Newsletter
Read the June Pinal County Animal Care & Control Latest Newsletter!Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
The Clerk Clerk of the Court is Opening a Satellite Location in Maricopa. Summer Reading is Back at Your Local Library! Free Youth Healthcare Event in District 2.Read on...
Coming Soon to Arizona City New Habitat Home Ownership
Pinal County, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, is funding the construction of three homes in Arizona City.Read on...
How Do I Sign Up For PENS?
Want to be notified in case of an emergency?Read on and View Video...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Recap of Supervisor Goodman's 1st Annual Bike Rodeo event, View the current fire restrictions during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, and The Summer Reading program is here at local Pinal County libraries!Read on...
Stage 1 Fire and Recreational Target Shooting Restrictions in effect Thursday, May 23rd
Tonto National Forest officials will implement Stage 1 Fire and Recreational Target Shooting Restrictions for portions of the forest beginning Thursday, May 23 at 8 a.m. due to increased fire danger across the forest.Read on...
Starting May 23, 2024 Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Go Into Effect
Increasing fire activity coupled with warm temperatures and dry conditions prompt the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management (DFFM) to implement Stage 1 fire restrictions on State Trust lands within some areas of Central Arizona.Read on...
Supervisor Mike Goodman and District 2 Host Bike Rodeo Event in San Tan Valley
On Saturday, May 18th, Supervisor Mike Goodman and the District 2 Office held a Bike Rodeo in San Tan Valley.Read on...
Celebrating National Public Works Week 2024
May 19-25, 2024, is the American Public Works Association’s National Public Works Week.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Supervisor Miller recounts his visit to Ivanhoe Electric in Casa Grande with Congressman Juan Ciscomani, Election Officials Host a Tabletop Exercise for the Media, & BLM welcomes input on draft plans to modernize the management of AZ recreation sites.Read on...
Election Officials Host Tabletop Exercise for Media to Demonstrate Ever-Evolving Challenges
Last week, Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis participated in a detailed tabletop exercise hosted by the Arizona Secretary of State's Office.Read on...
Public Works Uses New Equipment For Vegetation Control
Clearing brush and vegetation from county roads is one of the Public Works Maintenance Branch's main responsibilities.Read on...
Supervisor Miller Recounts Visit to Ivanhoe Electric with Congressman Juan Ciscomani
On Monday, May 13th, I joined Congressman Juan Ciscomani for a tour of Ivanhoe Electric in Casa Grande. Our district and state sit on a tremendous supply of copper, which has incredible value for our state and country.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Regular Meeting held May 15, 2024Read on...
Board Proclaims May 19 - May 25, 2024, as "National Travel and Tourism Week"
The Board approved a proclamation declaring the week of May 19th through May 25th, 2024, as "National Travel and Tourism Week" in Pinal County.Read on...
PCSO participating in zero-tolerance "Buckle Up Arizona" Enforcement Campaign
The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is once again joining agencies across our state for the "Buckle up Arizona… It’s the Law!" enforcement campaign.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Update on the new Pinal VOTES building in Florence, County Attorney's Office hosting Youth CSI summer camp, and view upcoming travel and construction alerts across the county!Read on...
Pinal Votes Election Building Nears Completion
The County's new Election Building in Florence is nearing completion, with furniture moving in ahead of a June opening. Construction on the facility began in March 2023.Read on...
Supervisors Participate in Greater Phoenix Economic Council’s Washington D.C. ExecMission
This week, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Mike Goodman, Vice-Chairman Jeffrey McClure, and Economic and Workforce Development Director James Smith participated in the Greater Phoenix Economic Council’s Washington D.C. ExecMission.Read on...
May Pupdate Newsletter
Read the May Pinal County Animal Care & Control Latest Newsletter!Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
The Board approved three proclamations at this week's board meeting on May 1, meet Princess Poppy, this week's #PinalPets feature, and view the latest newsletters from Animal Care & Control, Elections, and the Library District!Read on...
Supervisor Goodman Takes SRP Watershed Tour
To help ensure the future of Pinal County’s water supply, District 2 Supervisor Mike Goodman went on a helicopter tour of the Salt River Project’s facilities, providing power and water to Pinal County.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Approve Three Proclamations
On Wednesday, May 1, 2024, the Board of Supervisors approved three proclamationsRead on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Regular Meeting held May 1, 2024Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Board of Supervisors Host Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon, Preserving Our Future Virtual Open House Info, and Randolph Listed in National Register of Historic Places.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Host Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
On Wednesday, the Board of Supervisors hosted a Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon for all those community members who volunteer their time to be part of one of eighteen Boards and Commissions.Read on...
District 3 Supervisor Stephen Q. Miller Town Hall Event Recap
On Wednesday, April 17, 2024, District 3 Supervisor Stephen Miller hosted a town hall in Casa Grande.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Regular Meeting held on April 24, 2024Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
District 3 Town Hall Recap, Preserving Our Future Open House series continues in Eloy & Gold Canyon, and Meet Steve, this week's #PinalPets feature!Read on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Work Session Meeting held on April 17, 2024Read on...
County Environmental Health Inspect Country Thunder Food Vendors to Ensure Music Lovers Stay Health
Country Thunder is an event that requires the collaboration of many Pinal County Departments, including the Sheriff's Office, and another that you might not think of - Pinal County's Environmental Health team.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Country Thunder is underway in Florence learn more and how to sign up for alerts from PCSO. Development Services making stops in Kearny & Superior as part of the Preserving Our Future series. A fire ban in effect 5/1-9/30 at county-managed parks & trails.Read on...
Parks & Trails - Fire Ban
The Pinal County Parks & Trails Department will initiate a fire ban on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, until Monday, September 30, 2024.Read on...
Ascent Aviation Breaks Ground on Expansion at County-Owned Pinal Airpark
On Friday, March 29, 2024, Ascent Aviation Services, one of the largest independent aircraft aftermarket services providers in the world, broke ground at the County-Owned Pinal Airpark.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Citizens Encouraged to Take Part in 'Dark Sky Lights Out' Event Across Pinal County on 4/8, 2024 Primary Election Candidate Update, and Multiple Spring Cleanup Events Happening Today Around the County.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Regular Meeting held on April 3, 2024Read on...
Governor Announces New Battery-Focused Future48 Workforce Accelerator In Pinal County
Governor Announces New Battery-Focused Future48 Workforce Accelerator In Pinal County, as LG Energy Solution Provides Update on $5.5 Billion Stand-Alone Battery Manufacturing Complex In Queen CreekRead on...
ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County Seeking Public Input on Service Delivery Needs Through Spring Event Series
ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County is preparing its four-year plan to address the multifaceted needs of its job seeker and employer customers.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Board Approves Canvass of 2024 Presidential Preference Election, An Old Jury Duty Scam is Going Around Again, Don't Fall for It, and Open Burn Permits Suspended as of April 28, 2024.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Approves 2024 Presidential Preference Election Canvass
At a Special Session Meeting on Thursday, the Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved the 2024 Presidential Preference Election Canvass.Read on...
An Old Jury Scam is Going Around Again, Don't Fall for It!
Please be aware of an ongoing scam in which a scammer is contacting residents, claiming to be a Pinal County Sheriff's Office employee, claiming residents have a warrant for missing jury duty and demanding payment.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
View the unofficial results from this week's 2024 Presidential Preference Election,Construction underway on Superstition Basin project in Apache Junction, andCounty encouraging community to participate in "Dark Sky Lights Out" event.Read on...
Construction Gets Underway on Superstition Basin to Reduce Impacts of Flooding in Apache Junction
Pinal County and the City of Apache Junction have begun work on the creation of Superstition Basin, a stormwater retention area that will help reduce the impacts of flooding events in downtown Apache Junction.Read on...
Public Defender Kate Milewski Earns William Rothstein Achievement Award from AACJ
In recognition of her years of service to the office of the Pinal County Public Defender as a trial lawyer, supervisor, and appointed Public Defender, Kate Milewski has been awarded the William Rothstein Achievement Award from the AACJ.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Regular Meeting held on March 20, 2024Read on...
Presidential Preference Election Day - Tuesday, March 19, 2024: What You Need to Know
Tuesday, March 19, 2024, is Presidential Preference Election Day in Arizona.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Everything you need to know before next week's Presidential Preference Election on 3/19, upcoming Preserving Our Future meetings this month in Apache Junction and Maricopa, and learn about upcoming cleanup events in your district.Read on...
Development Services Recognizes Adopt A County Road 20-Year Participant
The Development Services Department has begun recognizing long-lasting volunteer groups to recognize the outstanding volunteers of Pinal County’s Adopt A County Road Program.Read on...
Pinal County Employees Recognized by AACE
The Pinal County Development Services Department is proud to announce that Dean Schifferns, Clayton Cathemer, Tony Martinez, and Scott White received honors at this year’s Arizona Association of County Engineers Robert C. Esterbrooks Awards.Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Latest on the Presidential Preference Election, Supervisor Goodman Tours New EPCOR Wastewater Plant in San Tan Valley, and Supervisor Serdy Hosts State of the County in Apache Junction.Read on...
Jeanne Brandner Appointed Director of Juvenile Services
The Superior Court has appointed Jeanne Brandner as its new Director of Juvenile Court Services. Jeanne began her role on Monday, taking over from Denise Smith, who retired last week after 37 years of service to the County.Read on...
Supervisor Jeff Serdy Hosts State of the County in Apache Junction
On Thursday evening, Supervisor Serdy hosted a State of the County event in Apache Junction.Read on...
Supervisor Mike Goodman Tours New EPCOR Wastewater Plant in San Tan Valley
For years, residents in San Tan Valley experienced almost third-world conditions under Johnson Utilities, including sewage flowing in the streets and low water pressure.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Regular Meeting held on March 6, 2024Read on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
What to know about the Presidential Preference Election; Why are withdrawn candidates names still on Arizona ballots; What to know about measles.Read on...
Supervisor Jeffrey McClure Hosts State of the County in Anthem at Merrill Ranch
On Tuesday, Supervisor McClure hosted a State of the County event in Anthem at Merrill Ranch in FlorenceRead on...
What to Know About Measles
As of February 29, 2024, a total of 41 measles cases have been reported by sixteen states across the United States, including Arizona, with a number of cases identified in Maricopa County.Read on...
Goodman, Wheatley: Route 24 funding is crucial to Pinal County and Queen Creek
On January 12, 2024, Governor Hobbs released her Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Executive Budget ProposalRead on...
Keep Pinal Pristine
Every day, Pinal County Development Services staff are working to ensure Pinal County remains a beautiful placeRead on...
Recorder Dana Lewis Gives Loyalty Oath to Pinal County Elections Troubleshooters Team
On February 28th, Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis gave the Loyalty Oath to employees of Development ServicesRead on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Early Voting began this week for the Presidential Preference Election; jury service questionnaires have been mailed; a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the historic Hayduke building in Coolidge.Read on...
Jury Service Questionnaires Have Been Mailed - Here is What You Need to Know
Jury Duty questionnaires have been mailed this week to 37,000 Pinal County residentsRead on...
Mesa Gateway Airtanker Base to Host Annual National Aerial Supervision Training Academy
Queen Valley residents should be advised of increased air traffic due to the annual National Aerial Supervision Training Academy at Phoenix Interagency Fire CenterRead on...
Here's What Happened This Week in Pinal County
Elections Department Undergoes Logic & Accuracy Test Ahead of Presidential Preference Election, Property Valuation Notices Have Been Mailed Out by County Assessor's Office, & PCACC Director Audra Michael Gives an Update on Shelter Renovation Project.Read on...
Animal Care & Control Facility Going Through Exciting Renovation!
Pinal County Animal Care and Control Director Audra Michael sharesRead on...
Elections Department Undergoes Logic & Accuracy Test Ahead of Presidential Preference Election
On Tuesday, February 13, the Pinal County Elections Department went throughRead on...
Notices of Value Have Been Mailed: Here is What You Need to Know
The 2025 valuation notices have been mailed to Pinal County property ownersRead on...
Fix Agreed Upon for Arizona's Election Timeline Issue
On Friday, February 9, 2024, HB2785 was signed to solve Arizona's election timeline issue, protect voting rightsRead on...
Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis Prepares Voters for Upcoming Election
Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis wants to ensure every eligible voter in Pinal County is prepared to exercise their right to voteRead on...
Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap
Key Points from the Regular Meeting held on February 7, 2024Read on...
February Pupdate Newsletter
Read the February Pinal County Animal Care & Control Latest Newsletter!Read on...
Peralta Regional Park Selected as Finalist for Environmental Excellence Award
Arizona Forward is a non-profit organization created 50 years agoRead on...
District 4 State of the County (SaddleBrooke)
On January 23, 2024, District 4 Supervisor Jeffrey McClure hosted a State of the County in SaddleBrookeRead on...
Lucid Motors Cuts Ribbon on Manufacturing Plant Expansion in Casa Grande
On Wednesday, January 24th, Lucid Motors cut the ribbon for the expansionRead on...
Anu Jain Appointed Air Quality Director
Pinal County is pleased to announce that Anu Jain has been appointed as Director of Air QualityRead on...
Pinal County Animal Care & Control Foster Incentive Program is Here to Stay!
Would you be interested in getting paid to foster?Read on...
Board of Supervisors Approve Three Proclamations
On Wednesday, January 17, 2024, the Board of Supervisors approved three proclamationsRead on...
County Recorder Dana Lewis Explains How to Check Your Voter Registration Status Online
In this video, Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis explains how voters can check their voter registration status ahead of the upcoming Presidential Preference Election.Read on...
Gold Canyon Community Cleanup
In Pinal County's first-ever Gold Canyon Community Cleanup on January 8, 2024Read on...
Pinal County is pleased to announce Merissa Mendoza has been appointed as Director of Public Health
Pinal County is pleased to announce that Merissa Mendoza has been appointed as Director of Public Health, having served as Interim Director since last February.Read on...
Board Proclaims January 23-29, 2024 as "Medicolegal Death Investigator" Professionals Week
At the first Board of Supervisors meeting of 2024 on January 3, the Board proclaimed January 23 - 29, 2024Read on...
Board Recognizes Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Proclamation
At the first Board of Supervisors meeting of 2024 on January 3, the Board recognizedRead on...
Construction of Goldfield Recreation Area to Begin Soon Near Apache Junction
Beginning February 5, 2024, the Bureau of Land Management will close public lands near Apache JunctionRead on...
Pinal County and the City of Apache Junction Approve Creation of Superstition Basin
The city of Apache Junction and the Pinal County Flood Control District have approved the creation of Superstition Basin, a stormwater retention area that will help reduce the impacts of flooding events in downtown Apache Junction.Read on...
2023 Pinal County Safety Road-eo
On December 14, 2023, Pinal County Development Services hosted its 30th Annual Safety Road-eo.Read on...
90-Day-Notices Have Been Mailed to Voters on the Active Early Voting List
Keep an eye out for more than holiday cards and packages when checking your mail this holiday season!Read on...
Sandbag Information and Locations Ahead of the Expected Rain
Sandbags are available for Pinal County Residents. Pinal County will only provide sandbags and sand.Read on...
Queen Creek Bridge at El Camino Viejo Ribbon Cutting
On December 18, 2023, District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy and Pinal County Development ServicesRead on...
You Are Not Alone This Holiday Season. Help is Available.
Holiday Resources from SAMHSAAdditional Info...
Pinal County Elections Building Construction Update
In this video, Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis visits the construction site of the County's new Elections BuildingRead on...
County Opens New Public Defense and Public Fiduciary Building
On Wednesday, December 6, 2023, the Board of Supervisors cut the ribbon on the County's new Public Defense and Public Fiduciary Building, located at the County's Justice Complex in Florence.Read on...
Board of Supervisors Choose Chairman and Vice Chairman for 2024
At Wednesday's Board of Supervisors meeting, the Board unanimously voted District 2 Supervisor Mike Goodman as Chairman for 2024, with District 4 Supervisor Jeffrey McClure as Vice-Chairman. The term runs from January 1, 2024, through December 31, 2024.Read on...
New Technology Expedites Tax Payment Processing Times
As the third largest county in Arizona with over 270,000 parcels, the Pinal County Treasurer's OfficeRead on...
2023 November Jurisdictional Elections Canvass and Results
We have officially closed on a successful election with the canvass of the 2023 November Jurisdictional ElectionsRead on...
District 3 Supervisor Miller Elected as President of the County Supervisors Association of Arizona
The County is pleased to congratulate District Three Supervisor Stephen Q. Miller on being named the President of the County Supervisors Association of Arizona, effective November 2023.
TIMP Project Highlight: Apache Junction
Pinal County's Road Maintenance and Improvement Fund provides essential revenue for transportation projects not only in the county but also in our cities and towns.Read on...
The Pinal County Attorney’s Office Diversion Program
On Wednesday, November 15th, 2023, County Attorney Volkmer updated the Board of Supervisors about the success of theRead on...
Pinal County Tribute to our Veterans
Pinal County Veterans Day EventRead on...
Arizona Association for Economic Development Recognizes Pinal County Initiatives
The Arizona Association for Economic Development (AAED) recognized Pinal County with two Golden Prospector Awards for Economic Development initiatives at its recent Fall Forum.Read on...
Adopt a County Road Volunteer Recognition
As a way of saying thank you, Pinal County Development Services is recognizing our longstanding volunteer groups in the Adopt A County Road Program.Read on...
Medical Examiner's Office Receives $500k Grant from the National Institute of Justice
Suzi Dodt, Medicolegal Death Investigator, and Dr. Courtney Koppenhaver-Astrom, Forensic AnthropologistRead on...
Pinal County Attorney's Office Partnering on Free Family Resource Event in Coolidge
PCAO will partner with other local agencies to provide a free family resource event in Coolidge on Saturday, November 4, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.Read on...
Simple Steps for a Safe and Spooktacular Halloween
Spooky season is upon us! With Halloween events beginning to kick off around the county this weekend, here are some tips fromRead on...
Voter Reminder!
Check both sides of the ballot!Read on...
2023 Jurisdictional Election - Replacement Ballot Information
Jurisdictional Elections for voters throughout Pinal County will be held this November.Read on...
Economic and Workforce Development Director Highlights Pinal County Growth
On Thursday, October 12th, the Pinal County Economic and Workforce Development Department was a sponsor of and presented at the Bisnow Phoenix State of the Market event in Scottsdale.Read on...
Right of Way Road Maintenance
Did you know? Pinal County Development Services maintains the rights-of-way on all county-maintained roads,Read on...
2023 Jurisdictional Election Information
Jurisdictional Elections for voters throughout Pinal County will be held this November.Read on...
Board Proclaims October 23-31, 2023, as "Red Ribbon Week" in Pinal County
At the October 4th Board of Supervisors meeting, the Board approvedRead on...
Board Proclaims October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Pinal County
At the October 4th Board of Supervisors meeting, the Board approved the proclamation announcing the month of OctoberRead on...
Board Proclaims October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Pinal County
At the October 4th Board of Supervisors meeting, the Board approved the proclamation announcing the month of October toRead on...
District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy Recognized Constituent Garland James
Constituent Garland James a World War II Veteran was recognized today by District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy.Read on...
Updated Statement from the Pinal County School Superintendent's Office
As of today, Monday, October 2, 2023, all staff members from school districtsRead on...
Board of Supervisors Approve FY 23/24 Non-Profit Contributions
At Wednesday's Board of Supervisors Meeting, the Board of Supervisors approvedRead on...
Pinal County Election and Voter Information Center Update!
Tom Beveridge, Superintendent for FCI Constructors, provides an updateRead on...
Public Meetings for Central Arizona Parkway
In an effort to inform the public and to receive feedback, Pinal County will be hosting two public meetingsRead on...
Pinal County Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
National Hispanic Heritage Month takes place annually between September 15 - October 15Read on...
County Manager's Office Announce New Appointments
The County Manager's Office has today announced the appointment of a new Deputy County Manager, as well as a new Director and Deputy Director of the Human Resources and Risk Management Department.Read on...
Pinal County to Resume Issuance of Open Burning Permits September 28th
Starting Thursday, September 28, 2023, Pinal County Air Quality will resume issuing open burning permits. The effective date of the permit will be October 1st. Open burning permits allow for the disposal of plant material originating on theRead on...
Maricopa Elementary School Students Learn First Hand the Importance of Civic Engagement
Building a relationship with the political process early on is key to forming lifelong voting habitsRead on...
Pinal County Workforce Development Board Seeking Feedback on Initiatives and Outreach Efforts
The Pinal County Workforce Development Board has contracted with Blossom Digital MarketingRead on...
Judge Karen F. Palmer Appointed to the Pinal County Superior Court by Governor Hobbs
Today, Karen F. Palmer was appointed to the Pinal CountyRead on...
September 11-15, 023 is Disability Voting Rights Week
There are over 38 million people with disabilitiesRead on...
Become a Poll Worker for the 2024 Election Season
Help your neighbors exercise their right to voteRead on...
Understanding Your Property Tax Correspondence
Property Tax Bills will be arriving soon in mailboxes - do you know what this means for you?Read on...
Board of Supervisors Approve Diaper Need Awareness Week
Diaper Need Awareness Week, September 18 - 24, 2023Read on...
ADOT Seeking Input on the Next Phase of the North-South Freeway Plan
Arizona Department of Transportation, in cooperation with Pinal CountyRead on...
PCACC Presents: Save a Life Saturdays!
In addition to $5 Friday's PCACC PresentsRead on...
September is Library Card Sign-up Month
Did you know the Pinal County Library District now provides access to library services online?Read on...
September is National Suicide Prevention Month
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Remember, the 988LifelineRead on...
Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day
Monday, August 21, 2023, was National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, a chance to rememberRead on...
SR 88 (Apache Trail) Draft Design Concept Report Now Available for Public Review and Comments
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is conducting a study of a 7-mileRead on...
Pinal County Parks & Trails Wins 2023 Natural Resources Award
This award recognizes an agency's significant, innovative, and successful contributionsRead on...
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held for AZ City's New Community Center & Library
On Wednesday, County officials and community members cut the ribbon on ArizonaRead on...
August Immunization Awareness Month
Staying up to date on your vaccines can help protectRead on...
Facilities Department Awarded the 2023 Project of the Year Award
Congratulations to the Facilities Department, which was recently awarded the 2023 Project of the Year Award by the American Public Works Association (APWA)Read on...
Supervisors Attend Signing of County-Proposed Bill
On Thursday, Supervisors Goodman, McClure, and Miller, along with County Manager Leo Lew, attended a bill signing at the Governor's Office for HB2438, whichRead on...
TAC Member Spotlight Maxine Brown
The Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) consists of ten appointedRead on...
Sign Up for the Pinal County Recording Notification Service
The Pinal County Recording Notification System is a free onlineRead on...
Public Works and Community Development Coming Together
The County has announced that it is bringing together the Public Works and Community Development Departments into Development Services and that Joe Ortiz, a 36-year Public WorksRead on...
PCAO Attorney Named ‘Felony Prosecutor of the Year’
Patrick Johnson, lead capital attorney at PCAO, was named 2023 Felony ProsecutorRead on...
County's Vector Control Program Monitors Mosquitoes & West Nile Virus Risk
Many Pinal County residents experienced their first Monsoon storm of the season this week.Read on...
Monsoon Season Safety
Turn Around, Don't Drown - Drive Safe this Monsoon SeasonRead on...
Pinal County Flood Monitoring Systems Provide Critical Data to Predict Potential Floods
Did you know the Pinal County Flood Control District operatesRead on...
Pinal County Juvenile Court Services, Adult Probation Celebrate Pretrial, Probation & Parole Week
Pinal County Adult Probation celebrated the 23rd Annual Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week on Wednesday, July 19th, with a ceremony to celebrate their work and to swear in 12 Probation Officers hired since January 2023.Read on...
Statewide Recognition for Pinal County Defense Attorneys & Staff
Four Pinal County Public Defense Services staff were recently honoredRead on...
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held for San Manuel Senior Center
Donated to the county in 1992 by Magma CopperRead on...
AZGOHS grant helps keep Pinal Co. roads safe from impaired drivers
PCSO has been awarded a generous grant from the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety totaling $270,000, to help keep our county roads safe from impaired drivers.Read on...
PCSO doubling child sex crimes investigation resources
Millions of photos and videos of child sex abuse are shared online every month - mostly exploiting kids under the age of 11. PCSO will now be doubling the resources we dedicate to arresting predators and protecting our children.Read on...
PCSO to continue speed enforcement details thanks to AZGOHS grant
Thanks to financial support from the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety, PCSO is able to continue special speed enforcement operations.Read on...
Prop 207 revenue funds two new PCSO motorcycles
Prop 207 revenue funds from AZGOHS have been used to purchase two BMW Enforcement motorcycles each equipped with speed radar.Read on...
AZGOHS grant funds PCSO Holiday DUI Task Force events
Thanks to a generous grant from the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety, PCSO will be able to continue to fund holiday DUI Task Force events.Read on...
Pinal County Pet Licensing Now Through DocuPet!
Pinal County pet owners can now license their pets online! The new, easy-to-use onlineRead on...
Pinal County Economic Development Highlighted in AZ Big Media
Here's how Pinal County is using its geography and workforce to becomeRead on...
Annual Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week
Pinal County Juvenile Court is helping celebrate the 2023Read on...
Arizona Workforce Summit
On June 29 -30th, the Pinal County Workforce Development BoardRead on...
Air Quality Interim Director Appointed
While the County works to fill the position, Anu Jain has been named Interim Director.Read on...
Clerk of the Board Office Hosts Municipal Clerks from Across the County
On Wednesday, June 28th, the Pinal County Clerk of the Board OfficeRead on...
STV Inc. Hosting Open Houses to Discuss Incorporation
STV Inc. 2024, a group committed to incorporating San Tan Valley into a municipalityRead on...
Board of Supervisors Approve FY 2023-2024 Final Budget
At Wednesday's Board of Supervisors Meeting...Read on...
Excessive Heat Watch in Effect From This Weekend Through Early Next Week
An excessive heat watch will be in effect through July 4th...Read on...
Geraldine Roll resigns as Elections Director
Pinal County announces that Elections Director, Ms. RollRead on...
TAC Member Spotlight Kevin Louis
The Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) consists of tenRead on...
Election Department News Updates
County's Election department hosts poll pad event and undergoes management system-certified upgradesRead on...
Medical Examiner's Office Releases Annual Report
The Pinal County Medical Examiner's Office has released its Annual Report, which reveals the trendsRead on...
Mosquito Control Awareness Week
They're back! Learn how to control mosquitoes around your homeRead on...
Hunt Highway Project
With the help of "the pothole tax", Pinal County was able to transformRead on...
Board of Supervisors to Hold Truth in Taxation Hearings on July 5, 2023
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors will hold threeRead on...
A Fresh Welcome for Apache Junction
The monument at the northeast entrance to Apache Junction on State Route 88Read on...
Jury Duty Scam Alert!
An individual posing as a Pinal County Sheriff's Office employee is calling residents claiming they have missed jury duty.Read on...
New Zip Code Coming to the San Tan Valley/Queen Creek Area
The U.S. Postal Service recently announced a new Zip code coming toRead on...
Pinal County - Wide Open Opportunity
Come and Discover why so many companies are choosing to make Pinal CountyRead on...
Pinal County Launches “Preserving Our Future” Public Awareness Campaign
Road Signs To Highlight ProjectsRead on...
Roadwork on Gantzel Road and Painted Desert Drive
Starting May 30, 2023, Gantzel Road and Painted Desert Drive will have a traffic signal installedRead on...
County Opens New Medical Examiner's Facility
On Wednesday, the Board of Supervisors cutRead on...
Pinal County's Animal Shelter is Over Crowded
Director Audra Michaels Featured on AZFamilyRead on...
Traffic Improvements for Hunt Highway and Arizona Farms Road Underway
One of the ways we are Preserving Pinal is to improve and repair the intersection of Hunt Highway and Arizona Farms Road.Read on and View Video...
New Construction and General Fugitive Dust Rules go into effect June 1st
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors in response to theRead on...
PCSO wants to remind you to "Buckle Up Arizona... It’s the Law!"
Pinal County Sheriff's Deputies are joining agencies across Arizona for the upcoming statewide "Buckle up Arizona… It’s the Law!" enforcement campaign.Read on...
What Makes Pinal County Move?
The most asked question we get is, “I pay property taxes, why can’t you build a road with it?”Read on and View Video...
Preserving Our Future - History of the Transportation Improvement & Maintenance Program (TIMP)
Pinal County’s half-cent road excise tax was passed in 1986 and renewed in 2005. Sometimes calledRead on...
2023 San Tan Valley Resident Survey Results
Town Halls will be held during the month of June to provide a summary of the survey results.Read on...
As roads deteriorate, how will Pinal County solve its transportation tax conundrum?
Pinal County has two ways of funding its roads: a statewide fund and a county sales tax.Read on...
County Seeks Public Comment on Draft 2023 Five-Year Transportation Improvement & Maintenance Program
Updated annually, the transportation program identifiesRead on...
District 2 Supervisor Goodman Gives Update on Hunt Highway & AZ Farms Project
Pinal County District 2 Supervisor MikeRead on and View Video...
How Does Pinal County Public Works, Work?
The most common question we receiveRead on and View Video...
Pinal County Coalition to End Homelessness
Did you know there is a group of organizations dedicated to ending homelessness in Pinal County? Through a network of local service providers,Read on...
Rainwater Collector Built Along Arizona Trail at Freeman Trailhead
The Arizona Trail Association recently installed a rainwater collection tank along the Arizona Trail atRead on and View Video...
Pinal County Animal Care and Control Celebrates Animal Care and Control Officer Appreciation Week
April 9th - 15th is Animal Care and Control Officer Appreciation Week,Read on...
Sun Corridor Metropolitan Planning Organization Survey
Please take a few minutes and take the Sun CorridorRead on...
Animal Care and Control met at the State Capitol
Animal Care & Control met at the State Capitol to hear a legislativeRead on and View Video...
Jury Questionnaires Have Been Mailed
Here is what you should know about the processRead on...
Pinal, cities rely on 1/2-cent roads tax
TIMP pays for smaller projects. It’s been used to improve Hunt Highway; McCartney Road from Interstate 10 to Overfield Road; and Florence-Kelvin Highway, Assistant County Engineer Celeste Garza said.Read on...
Superstition Region Interagency Information Center Survey
Pinal County District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy is evaluating the appetiteRead on...
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