Pinal County Sheriff's Office Open House and Career Expo

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is holding Open House and Career Expo day.

Join us on 3/11/23, from 9 am- 1 pm at our San Tan Valley substation at 31505 N. Schnepf Road.

Learn about what we do, see and touch actual police vehicles, learn about available careers, and tour our facility.

This event is free and family-friendly. Those interested in a career with PCSO will also have a chance to learn more about our agency and speak with recruiters.

Representatives and vehicles from the following units will all be present:

Patrol
SWAT
911 Dispatch
Records
K9 Unit
Crime Scene ID Technician
Detention
Traffic Unit
Citizens on Patrol (COP) Posse
Aviation Unit/Search and Rescue (SAR)
SAR Posse

District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy Hosts Superstition Region Public Land Managers Meeting

On Thursday, District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy held a meeting of the Superstition Region Public Land Managers in the shadow of the Superstition Mountains at Central Arizona College in Apache Junction. The meeting saw representatives from federal, state, counties, and cities come together with the focus on Fire and fuels/land management in the area, as well as law enforcement across the Superstition Region.

Pinal County is Seeking a

Human Resources Director

The County has begun a recruitment search for a new Human Resources Director in association with Ralph Andersen and Associates.

Information about the position and required qualifications can be found by clicking the brochure to the right. Full details on how to apply are included in the brochure.

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Pinal Emergency Notification System (PENS)

is the best way for you to be notified in the

case of an immediate emergency. Click on the video for step-by-step instructions on how to sign up; registration is free and could make all the difference in a time of emergency.

Tumbleweed Cleanup

With the recent rain and wind, our Pinal County Public Works crews have been working since last week to clear tumbleweeds off our county roads.

If you see tumbleweeds blocking the roadway or traffic signs, let us know here. Please note, county crews can not perform clean-up work on private or HOA properties.

Let Us Introduce You to Alijah!

Meet Alijah, a one-year-old old husky who came to the shelter as a stray. Alijah loves people and walks well on a leash; he also gets along well with other dogs and does great in the shelter's playgroup!

If he sounds like a good fit for your family, call Pinal County Animal Care and Control at 520-509-3555 to schedule a meet and greet.