The Board of Supervisors is the governing body of Pinal County. For residents of the unincorporated San Tan Valley area, the Board is your local government. For residents inside the Town of San Tan Valley, the Board still oversees many services that affect you: the Sheriff's Office, animal control, code enforcement, elections, the library district, public health, and county roads. On a phone? Tap any number to call.

Who's on the Board

Pinal County is divided into five supervisor districts, each with one elected supervisor.

Finding your district

The San Tan Valley area is large, and it is split across more than one supervisor district. Districts 2 (Mike Goodman) and 4 (Jeffrey McClure) both cover parts of the San Tan Valley area, as does Rich Vitiello District 1 in the San Tan Foothills.

Because district lines do not follow the town boundary, ZIP codes, or neighborhood names, the only way to confirm your district is to check your address. Look up your address using the county's Supervisor Districts Viewer on pinal.gov to find your supervisor.

Your supervisor is the appropriate contact for county-level concerns affecting your neighborhood.

Meetings

The Board meets at 9:30am on selected Wednesdays.

Board of Supervisors Hearing Room

Administrative Complex

135 N Pinal Street, Florence, AZ 85132

Because the Board meets on selected rather than fixed Wednesdays, check the county's posted schedule before attending in person. Board meetings are listed on our Government calendar.

You don't have to drive to Florence to follow the Board:

View Board Agendas - every upcoming meeting's agenda and supporting documents

View Live BOS Meetings - watch live or catch the recording afterward

Contact

Clerk of the Board: Natasha Kennedy

Phone: 520-866-6068

Physical address: 135 N Pinal Street, Florence, AZ 85132

Mailing address: P.O. Box 827, Florence, AZ 85132

Pinal County general information: 520-509-3555

The Clerk of the Board is the appropriate first contact for meeting schedules, agendas, minutes, and questions about how to address the Board.

What the Board decides

The following areas fall under county authority and are appropriate matters to raise with your supervisor:

• The Sheriff's Office budget and operations (PCSO serves the entire San Tan Valley area)
• Animal control and dog licensing for the whole area
• Code enforcement, including inside town limits under the agreement with the Town
• County roads and public works
• Elections, for every voter in the county — how to register and vote.
• Property tax rates for county purposes
• Public health services
• County ordinances, including the noise, animal, and alarm rules that apply in unincorporated areas

Town government

If you live inside the Town of San Tan Valley, you also have a Town Council, which meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month.

How to watch council meetings and find agendas

Which government serves your address? Who Handles What