Learn More About the Beginning of the Transportation Improvement and Maintenance Program (TIMP)

For nearly forty years, Pinal County has had a half-cent road excise tax to help improve streets and roads in the County and its incorporated cities and towns. Sometimes described as “the pothole tax,” this program is also referred to as the County’s Transportation Improvement and Maintenance Program (or TIMP for short). We are pleased to offer a brief history of the program and how our local leaders had a vision that has allowed our community to keep up with growth and invest in critical infrastructure and maintenance.

Today, Pinal County’s population is rapidly growing toward nearly a half million residents, but back in 1985, the population was just under 100,000, according to a Special Census. At the time, Pinal County maintained a little more than 2,000 miles of roadways, with almost 65% of roadways unpaved. Read more

What Makes Pinal County Move?

The most commonly asked question Pinal County Public Works receives is, “I pay property taxes, why can’t you build a road with it?”

The simple answer is your property taxes don’t pay for roads in Pinal County. Here is a short video explaining how our road budget comes together, and how we use this money to build and maintain roads.

Pinal County Attorney's Office Criminal Statistics

The Pinal County Attorney's Office has more than 2,000 felony criminal filings each year. Click below to learn more about what is occurring around the county and how the number of various crimes compares to prior years.

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New West Pinal Construction and General Fugitive Dust Rules go into effect June 1st

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors, in response to the West Pinal PM10 Nonattainment Area redesignation to Serious PM10 Nonattainment, adopted new, more stringent construction and general fugitive dust rules, which go into effect on June 1, 2023. To learn more, click here.

Please call Pinal County Air Quality at (520) 866-6929 for questions.

May is Chip Your Pet Month, and We Are Offering $5 Microchips All Month Long!

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Let Us Introduce You to Bingo!

Meet Bingo, a one-year-old heeler. Though Bingo is a bit camera-shy, she is super friendly and sweet. She gets along great with other dogs and people but is a bit intimidated by cats. Bingo loves to play, walks fantastically on a leash, and is ready to find her forever family!

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

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We're hiring! Find your next career opportunity right here in Pinal County!

Check out our 90+ open positions in various fields, from entry-level to senior-level jobs.

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May is Water Safety Month! In this Facebook post from Pinal County Government, learn about the "3 C's" of water Safety.

Buckle up Arizona! Deputy Sloup and the Pinal County Traffic Unit are taking a zero-tolerance approach to incorrect seatbelt use. Click on the post to learn more.

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Survey Closes Soon!

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.

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