Preserving Our Future

Public Awareness Signs Installed This Week

To mark the beginning of the “Preserving Our Future” public awareness campaign, Pinal County Public Works will be installing road signs to mark projects which were funded by the county’s half-cent excise tax. These signs will be installed along current and completed road projects which have improved transportation and safety in Pinal County. The first signs were installed this week along the Hunt Highway/Arizona Farms Road project.

The “Preserving Our Future” campaign will highlight the history of transportation in Pinal County, the accomplishments of the current road tax, and a look at our future roadway maintenance, safety, and economic development needs. To learn more, click here.

New Zip Code Coming to the San Tan Valley/Queen Creek Area

The U.S. Postal Service recently announced a new ZIP code coming to the San Tan Valley and Queen Creek area.

The new 85144 ZIP code will encompass the area south of Empire Boulevard, west of Gary Road and north of Arizona Farms Road. There are currently 280 Queen Creek addresses in the newly formed ZIP code, including the Goldmine Estates subdivision, Earnhardt Queen Creek and U-Haul Moving & Storage.

The new ZIP code will take effect on July 1, 2023.

Pinal County - Wide Open Economic Opportunity

Come and Discover why so many companies are choosing to make Pinal County their home, as we hear from the County and its cities and towns on the opportunities on offer across this over five thousand square miles County located between Phoenix and Tucson.

We are SO excited to share our new promo video showcasing the economic opportunity and activity here in Pinal County. Click on the video to learn more.

Today is National Trails Day

Celebrate By Hiking Responsibly

Did you know? Pinal County has over 65 miles of regional trails, with 9 miles of trails in Peralta Regional Park alone!

Whether you like to use Pinal County's trails for hiking, biking, running, or walking, celebrate by hiking safely at our local trails. Click on the photo for a few tips on how to stay safe while hitting the trails.

Want to learn more about Pinal County trails near you? Visit our website.

Pinal County Apache Junction MVD Closed for Remodel Mobile Services Are Still Available

On May 30th, the Pinal County Apache Junction Motor Vehicle Division office located at 575 N Idaho Rd. began a remodel planned to last approximately one month. The anticipated reopening is Monday, June 26, 2023.

The Mobile MVD will be onsite to provide most services during the remodel. Payments will be card only, and MVD encourages you to schedule an appointment to limit your wait time. Customers can also complete many transactions online at azmvdnow.gov

Looking for a New Career Opportunity in Pinal County?

Attend the upcoming in-person ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County Career Expo!

Discover local Pinal County companies with open positions
Meet with recruiters and begin the interview process
Attend interactive workshops on resume essentials, interviewing, and LinkedIn

Event details:

📅Wednesday, June 14

⏰ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (workshops) | 1:00 - 4:00 pm (job fair)

🗺️Harrahs Ak-Chin 15406 N. Maricopa Rd. Maricopa, AZ, 85139

Pinal-Gila Council for Senior Citizens is hosting a Healthy Living Diabetes Prevention Workshop series beginning in August.

📅Thursdays | August 10 - September 14

⏰10:00 am - 12:00 pm

🗺️Casa Grande Main Library - Activity Room | 449 N. Drylake St.

Did You Know?

Zoning Requests Can Be Completed Online

Pinal County Community Development Customer Service Division offers the zoning request process completely online through our newly re-designed website. Click below to access the Zoning Request Form.

This form is for the request of research to be performed by the Community Development Department, regarding the requested information, on a specific parcel. If you have any problems completing this form, please contact the Community Development Department at 520-509-3555.

Zoning Request Form

Arizona's Water Picture from Central Arizona Project

View the Latest 'Know Your Water News' from CAP

While Arizona’s water picture is incredibly complicated, the Central Arizona Project (CAP) mission is simple: to reliably deliver water to more than 80% of Arizonans in Maricopa, Pinal, and Pima counties.

While this winter provided an enormous boost in snowpack, relative to average years, one incredible year will not reverse over 20 years of drought.This brief video from CAP shares the story of the need to balance the changing factors such as climate, amount of precipitation in the Colorado River Basin, and other variables to provide water to the communities throughout the state.

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Let Us Introduce You

to Bluey!

Meet Bluey, the cutest Queensland heeler who came to the shelter as a stray, and his owners were never found. He is a sweet boy who loves everyone he meets. Bluey walks well on a leash and loves to play.

If you are interested in giving Bluey a forever home, contact us at 520-509-3555 to schedule a meet and greet. Click on the video to learn more.

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Become a Volunteer

Pinal County is hiring Public Defenders!

We offer diverse experience in multiple areas of law, extensive training opportunities, and one of the highest salaries in Arizona. Our office is the perfect place for lawyers to thrive and make a real impact. Join us today and build a fulfilling legal career while advocating for justice and fairness.

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