In a heartwarming gesture of gratitude, Pinal County's Board of Supervisors recently hosted a Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon to honor the dedication of local volunteers who serve on various Boards and Commissions. During the event, the Board passed a Proclamation to mark April 21 through 27, 2024, as "National Volunteer Week," paying tribute to these individuals who selflessly contribute their time to better the community. The Pinal County shared a video showcasing the luncheon, providing an inside look at the festivities.

To keep all county residents in the loop, Pinal County Development Services wrapped up its in-person Open House Meetings, which focused on informing the public about the Road Maintenance and Improvement Fund. For those who were unable to attend in person, a Virtual Open House is scheduled for Monday, offering another chance to get involved. Additionally, an economic analysis of the fund by Jim Rounds of Rounds Consulting— a leading Arizona economist—highlights the positive impact that road fund expenditures have on the local economy, as announced by Pinal County officials.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is proactively laying down the groundwork for inmates to reintegrate into society through its Reentry Program. This initiative is instrumental in linking participants with vital services such as housing, employment, education, treatment, and more. For those interested in learning about the program's efforts to pave the way for success for former inmates, more information can be accessed here.