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Initiated in 1969 by the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC) and endorsed by all of its members throughout the United States, Canada, and 15 other countries, this week is a time of celebration and reflection on the importance of the Clerk's office.

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan signed a proclamation that officially declared Clerks Week the first full week of May. In 1994 and 1996, President Bill Clinton also signed proclamations confirming Clerks Week.

Pinal County would like to recognize the Clerk of the Board team: Natasha Kennedy, Clerk of the Board, Kelsey Pickard and Dana Tucker, Deputy Clerks of the Board, and Julie Clark, Assistant to the Clerk of the Board. Thank you for your dedication and service to the community!

The Arizona Summer Heat is almost here! Heat is the number one weather-related killer in Arizona. In 2022 alone, a record of 671 heat-related deaths occurred. Additionally, every summer, around 3,000 people visit hospital emergency departments due to Arizona heat.

In partnership with the National Weather Service and the State of Arizona, Arizona Heat Awareness Week aims to raise awareness of the impacts of excessive heat. Click on the video to learn more.

And the Winners of the #ExplorePRP Spring Photo Challenge Are...🥁

Thank you to all who entered the #ExplorePRP spring photo challenge at the newly opened Peralta Regional Park. There were over 25 fantastic entries that highlighted the springtime beauty of the Pinal County desert. Check out all the entries here.

Winning photo submitted by Exploretography.

Winning photo submitted by Jessica S.

May 8 - 12 marks Economic Development Week. During this week, communities across North America will celebrate and recognize the contributions made by professional economic developers to create more economically vibrant and livable communities.

Created in 2016 by International Economic Development Council (IEDC), the largest international professional trade association for economic developers, Economic Development Week aims to increase awareness for local programs that create jobs, advance career development opportunities, and improve the quality of life in communities everywhere.

Stay tuned to our social media next week as we share highlights throughout the week!

Pinal County moves travel forward this National Travel and Tourism Week! This year marks the 40th anniversary of the industry celebration.

Established in 1983, NTTW is an annual tradition to mark the U.S. travel industry’s role in stimulating economic growth, cultivating vibrant communities, creating quality job opportunities, stimulating business activity, and elevating the quality of life for everyday Americans.

Follow along on our social media next week to learn how we will be celebrating!

Last year, Pinal County's team of Public Health Nurses provided over 7,300 adult and child immunizations, 6,300 reproductive health screenings, and 640 breast and cervical health screenings. Additionally, the Casa Grande and San Tan Valley clinics were awarded the Dr. Daniel T Coud Outstanding Toddler Practice Immunization Award. Click on the video to learn more.

Pinal County District 5 Supervisor Jeff Serdy is evaluating the appetite for a Superstition Region Interagency Information Center. He would be grateful if you would take the time to complete this survey to help guide the process. Click on the video to learn more from Supervisor Serdy.

Now through May 23rd, the Draft 2023 Five-Year Transportation Improvement and Maintenance Program (TIMP) for Budget Years 2022-2023 through 2026-2027 is available for public review and comment.

Updated annually, the transportation program identifies potential funding and establishes a tentative schedule for countywide planning, construction, and maintenance projects. After the public comment period, the program will be submitted to the Board of Supervisors for final approval in June.

To learn more and view the Draft 2023 Five-Year TIMP, click here.

In April, Pinal County's Adopt A County Road volunteers held 16 group cleanups and collected 155 litter bags of trash. That's a total of 424 bags of litter out of our roadways this year!

If you'd like to help Keep Pinal Pristine, click here to learn more.

Let Us Introduce You to Copper!

Copper is two years old and is a total sweetheart. He has been at the shelter for quite a while and is ready to find his forever home. Copper is very friendly, loves treats, and gets along well with other dogs and people.

If you are interested in giving Copper a forever home, contact us at 520-509-3555 to schedule a meet and greet.

Pinal County Communications & Marketing is hiring for a new Information Specialist within our Citizen Contact Center! This is a great opportunity with a hybrid work schedule once completed with training.

Find your next career opportunity right here in Pinal County! Click here to apply.

Please note: the Thursday,

May 11, 2023, Work Session has been canceled.

Next Meeting

5/24 Regular Session

View this Week's Work Session Meeting from 5/3

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