Senior Property Valuation Freeze Deadline is September 1

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Full Closure of US 60 Planned August 13 & 15

ADOT is advising of a full closure between Superior and Miami

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Protect Your

Home From Monsoon Season Flooding

Learn how to properly fill & stack sandbags and find where they are available near you

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2024 Primary Election

Unofficial Election Results

All ballots from the 2024 Primary Election have now been counted. As a reminder, election results only become official once they are canvassed by the Board of Supervisors. The canvass for the 2024 Primary Election is scheduled for Monday, August 12th at 1 p.m.

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Pinal County Joins Effort to Unite for Community Safety in Arizona this Election Season

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This non-partisan civic participation program (September- December 2024) brings Arizonans together across differences to strengthen communities through the 2024 election period.

Want to advance community safety in Arizona during a tense election season? Take action by applying to participate in the exciting new Uniting for Community Safety in Arizona: ‘24 Elections program!

Ribbon Cut on Renovated Oracle Park in Southern Pinal County

On Tuesday, August 6th, Pinal County Elected Officials, staff, and local residents cut the ribbon on the redeveloped Oracle Park in southern Pinal County.

The park, built in 1968, has added a new play structure, walking trail, and ADA-accessible sidewalks, while bathrooms, parking, and basketball have been improved. Click on the video to learn more about the event and the new park!

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Countywide Illegal Dumping Enforcement

Pinal County Development Services has partnered with the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office and Attorney’s Office to curtail illegal dumping in urbanized areas and deserts. These efforts include installing surveillance cameras at known dump sites, issuing citations, and even having deputies confront individuals suspected of littering and illegal dumping.

If you see or know of someone illegally dumping, you can earn a $500 reward for submitting a tip that leads to charges.

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Join ADOT for a Public Meeting on SR 347 Improvements on August 15

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The Arizona Department of Transportation and its project partners will hold an in-person meeting to discuss proposed improvements to the SR 347 corridor between I-10 and the city of Maricopa.

In-person Meeting Information:

Date: Thursday, Aug. 15, 2024

Time: 5:30 p.m.

Location: Maricopa Library and Cultural Center, 18160 N. Maya Angelou Drive

Maricopa, AZ 85138 | Redwood Rooms A/B

The public is invited to provide comments at the in-person public meeting or through one of the ways listed below through Aug. 29, 2024:

Online Comment Form: azdot.gov/SR347comment
Phone: 855.712.8530
Email: Kimberly Larson at KLarson@azdot.gov
Mail: ADOT Community Relations, 1655 W. Jackson St., MD 126F, Phoenix, AZ 85007

Your Feedback is Needed on County Transportation Planning Initiatives

Pinal County Strategic Safety Plan Update

Over the last 5 years, the Pinal County region recorded over 22,000 crashes that led to 360 deaths and 10,473 injuries, including 1,120 serious injuries. Our vision is zero deaths.

The Pinal County Strategic Transportation Safety Plan Update will provide a regionally focused, data-driven framework for increasing traffic safety on roadways across Pinal County.

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Pinal County Coordinated Mobility Gap Analysis

Pinal County and Central Arizona Governments (CAG) would like your feedback on the Pinal County Mobility Gap Analysis study. This study aims to understand the transportation needs of seniors and people with disabilities and identify gaps in service within Pinal County. Responses will help guide the identification of service gaps and inform future transportation improvements.

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