Community Info

Here is everything we know about what is being built across the San Tan Valley area, organized by location. See upcoming zoning and council meetings on the Council Meetings and Agendas page. Know about a project we have missed? Tell us about it and we will look into it. Looking for a business that is already open? Our business directory has address...

A Pinal County library card is free to residents of the San Tan Valley area, and there are two kinds. They are not two ways to get the same card. One is faster. The other is the only one that lets you check out physical materials. The San Tan Valley Library is at 31505 N. Schnepf Road, San Tan Valley 85140. The phone number is 520-866-8035. Hours a...

When a refrigerator, washer or dryer gives out, San Tan Valley residents have several nearby places that will take it, plus two ways to skip the heavy lifting entirely. Buying a Replacement? Ask About Haul-Away The easiest route is to never touch the old unit at all. Many retailers will haul away your old appliance when they deliver the new one, us...

This page gathers the phone numbers residents of the San Tan Valley area ask for most often, organized by category for quick reference. On a phone? Tap any number to call. Emergency Emergency911Pinal County Sheriff (non-emergency)520-866-5111Rural Metro Fire480-627-6200Suicide & Crisis Lifeline988Community Alliance Against Family Abuse (CAAFA)8...

This guide covers school districts, the library, and family resources in the San Tan Valley area. On a phone? Tap any number to call. School districts didn't change One point deserves emphasis because it comes up often: incorporation did not change school district boundaries. Children attend the same district they did before the Town of San Tan Val...

This guide covers who responds to emergencies in the San Tan Valley area, what to arrange before a problem occurs, and the numbers to keep on hand. On a phone? Tap any number to call. Emergency numbers Emergency911Pinal County Sheriff (non-emergency)520-866-5111Rural Metro Fire480-627-6200Suicide & Crisis Lifeline988Community Alliance Against F...

This guide covers the everyday questions residents ask most often: which companies provide water and electric service, how trash pickup works, and why many local addresses carry a Queen Creek or Florence mailing address. On a phone? Tap any number to call. Your utilities No single utility company serves the entire area. Providers vary by location. ...

This guide covers who maintains the roads in the San Tan Valley area, how to report a road problem, and where to check conditions before you drive. On a phone? Tap any number to call. Who maintains which road Road responsibility in the San Tan Valley area is divided among three governments: Road typeMaintained byNeighborhood and local streets (unin...

Since incorporation, one question comes up more than any other: where exactly is the Town of San Tan Valley, and am I in it? This map answers that question. It shows the new town boundary, the larger San Tan Valley area around it, and the neighboring boundaries of Queen Creek and Florence, all drawn from the official boundary data published by each...

How household trash service works, where to take items your hauler won't accept, and the penalties for illegal dumping. On a phone? Tap any number to call. Household trash: residents choose their own hauler The San Tan Valley area does not have a single municipal trash service. Each household either contracts directly with a private trash comp...

Since part of the San Tan Valley area incorporated, the question residents ask most often is which government to contact for a given service. The answer does not depend on your mailing address. It depends on whether your home sits inside the Town of San Tan Valley boundary or in the unincorporated San Tan Valley area. Both are part of the same comm...

Families in San Tan Valley have access to a wide range of free support services through the Compassion Care Center, one of several Family Resource Centers serving Pinal County. Family Resource Centers are designed to support individuals and families with everyday needs. Services are free and available to community members, though specific offerings...

Original San Tan Valley (CDP) — shown in green on the first map — includes the original unincorporated community known as San Tan Valley.  The boundaries of the Town of San Tan Valley — shown outlined in purple, shaded pink, on the second map — outlines a significantly smaller area.  The areas located inside the boundary are par...

Residents of San Tan Valley may occasionally come across a deceased animal on the roadway. It is important to know the proper steps to take to ensure the animal is removed safely and efficiently. Whether the animal is small or large, Pinal County has services available to handle the situation. For smaller animals, such as dogs or cats, Pinal County...

Pinal County Animal Care and Control (PCACC) is dedicated to safeguarding animal welfare and addressing various concerns in the community. The Animal Protection Services division plays a crucial role in maintaining the well-being of pets and ensuring public safety. Key Responsibilities:Enforcing Laws: Officers enforce leash laws and ensure licensin...