Pinal County News

The Pinal County Elections Department has successfully passed the Logic and Accuracy test conducted by the Arizona Secretary of State's Office ahead of the upcoming July 30th Primary Election. This rigorous test ensures that all voting equipment is both accurate and secure, a standard procedure for all fifteen counties in Arizona. The public event ...

Pinal County Elections is pleased to announce the launch of a new Ballot Measure Pro/Con Statement Portal for Proposition 486 for the 2024 General Election. This portal offers individuals, political committees, and organizations the convenience of submitting statements "for" and "against" Proposition 486 online. About Proposition 486Proposition 486...

Pinal County Animal Care and Control (PCACC) has partnered with DocuPet to improve the pet licensing process for dog owners in the area. This new system offers a streamlined, convenient way to obtain pet licenses, which are essential for ensuring pets' safety and compliance with local regulations. Benefits of the New Licensing SystemUnique License ...

Florence Copper proudly announces that Sophie Dessart, Manager of Communications and Public Affairs, has been nominated for the Community Member Award by the Pinal County Attorney's Office during the annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Awards in April. Leticia Joseph, a community liaison for the Pinal County Attorney's Office, nominated Sophie, pra...

Pinal County Development Services is excited to announce an excellent career opportunity for individuals interested in geographic information systems (GIS). The department is now accepting applications for the position of GIS Analyst. This critical role supports county projects through the management and analysis of spatial data, contributing to th...

On the morning of June 11, 2024, Pinal County officials and community members gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new Pinal VOTES Center—an advanced facility designed to enhance the county's election operations. VOTES stands for Voter Operations Technology and Election Services. Located in Florence at 320 West Adamsville Road, the ...

ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County is partnering with Career Connectors to offer a series of Career Readiness Workshops designed to support local job seekers. These workshops, which are free of charge, will begin on June 18th, 2024, and continue throughout the year in both virtual and in-person formats across various county locations.Joel Millman, Director ...

In a recent update, County Recorder Dana Lewis has informed Pinal County voters about unsolicited voter registration forms being mailed to residents. These forms are part of an ongoing voter registration outreach by private organizations, the Voter Participation Center (VPC) and the Center for Voter Information (CVI). These organizations are workin...

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) is once again joining forces with agencies across the state for the "Buckle Up Arizona… It's the Law!" enforcement campaign. From May 20th through June 2nd, 2024, PCSO Deputies will be rigorously enforcing Arizona motor vehicle laws, adopting a zero-tolerance stance on seat belt and child safety seat violati...

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes during an election? Or perhaps you're curious about the inner workings of our democracy? Maybe you're just eager to meet fellow Pinal County neighbors? Well, we've got the perfect opportunity for you – become a Pinal County Poll Worker!Why Become a Poll Worker?First off, Poll workers are basical...

The Pinal County Attorney's Office (PCAO) celebrated a significant achievement during April's Citizens Academy, drawing an unprecedented 41 local residents to the event held on April 20th. This impressive turnout marked the highest participation rate since the inception of the program, underscoring the community's growing interest in understanding ...

Pinal County's commitment to fostering a robust and orderly growth pattern while maintaining a high quality of life for its residents is evident in the actions of its Community Development Department. The department plays a pivotal role in managing the county's development through efficient and comprehensive planning, design review, and constructio...

With the dry season upon us, the Pinal County Parks & Trails Department has declared a fire ban effective from May 1 to September 30, 2024, covering all areas under its management. This ban is instituted as a precautionary measure to prevent wildfires and ensure public safety. During this period, visitors are strictly prohibited from lighting c...

In a move reflecting growing environmental and health concerns, Pinal County Air Quality has announced significant changes to its open burn permit policies, set to impact residents across multiple communities. Starting April 2, 2024, the county will limit the issuance of open burning permits to 3-day windows, leading up to a complete suspension of ...

In the latest gripping episode of the "Courtroom Chronicles with County Attorney Kent Volkmer" podcast, Pinal County's very own Sheriff Mark Lamb joins the discussion, bringing critical insights into a pressing issue facing our communities today: the rise of fentanyl. Episode 5, aptly titled "The Sheriff Talks Fentanyl and Advice to Parents," delve...