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Live Work Explore Our County Search Parcel Search Maps Agendas & Minutes Jobs Recorded Documents Pets latest News Stay informed with the latest updates. Continual Fire Activity in Pinal County Concerning for State Wildland Fire Management From April 1st to May 9th, the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management (DFFM) responded to 25 wildfires, mostly concentrated in the western portion of the 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 proclamations Read on... Board of Supervisors Meeting Recap Key Points from the Regular Meeting held May 1, 2024 Read 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, 2024 Read 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, 2024 Read 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, 2024 Read 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 Creek Read 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, and County 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, 2024 Read 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...