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The county would like to congratulate District 3 Supervisor Steve Miller, who was recently inducted into the Greater Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame.

Click on the video to learn more. Video provided courtesy of the Greater Casa Grande Chamber of Commerce.

At Wednesday's Board of Supervisors Meeting, County Manager Leo Lew announced that Tascha Spears, Director of Public Health, is retiring from Pinal County on February 13th.

Lew paid tribute to Dr. Spears and her impact on family advocacy centers, medical forensics, and public health. Dr. Spears, who joined Pinal County in 2014, took over as Public Health Director in 2020, leading the County through the vast majority of the Covid pandemic.

Take advantage of the fun at the 35th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival, which opens on February 4th! Mingle with costumed characters, eat a giant turkey leg, and cheer on your favorite knight; there is so much to see and do at this unique outdoor event!

The festival is located just east of Apache Junction on US Highway 60 and is open Saturdays and Sundays from February 4 through April 2 (including Presidents Day, 2/20). Click here fore more information.

Have you ever wondered how the criminal justice system works or how a case comes before a judge? Then this is a great learning opportunity for you.

PCAO Citizens Academy is designed to give you a behind-the-scenes look at a case, from a suspect’s initial arrest and booking into Pinal County Detention Center to their sentencing or acquittal.

The next class is scheduled for Saturday, March 18, 2023, from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm in Florence. For questions, email Mike Pelton at Michael.Pelton@Pinal.gov

February is American Heart Month! ❤️

A time when all people can focus on their cardiovascular health. When we understand our risk factors for heart disease, we can take steps to keep our hearts healthy. 

Click here to learn more about heart-healthy lifestyle tips from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute to prevent heart disease.

Pinal County is growing FAST and undergoing so much positive change! We need passionate people to join our teams and help us make Pinal County the best place to live and work in the country!

Learn more about our 90+ open positions and apply today through the link below.

Let Us Introduce You to Pugsly!

Meet Pugsly, a one-year-old pug who came to the shelter as a stray. Pugsly has a fun personality, loves to play, and gets along great with people and other dogs.

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.

The County Supervisors have kicked off the new year with various events to meet with constituents and connect them with their county staff and leadership. Click below to view the recaps of the latest events across the county.

View This Week's Regular Session Meeting from 2/1

View This Week's Special Session Meeting from 2/3

The Board held a Special Session Meeting on Friday at Supervisor Miller's request to reconsider Item 4 from Wednesday's meeting. The Board rolled back on its earlier motion for the item, ultimately approving the original motion.

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