Maricopa County is officially searching for a new East Mesa Justice Precinct Constable following Rustin Pearce's resignation, effective June 3, 2025. The Board of Supervisors announced the vacancy for this critical role, which is responsible for activities including execution, service, and return of processes, warrants, and notices, as well as attending justice courts as needed.
The precinct in question covers the region to the east of Mesa and northeast of Gilbert, encompassing areas like Falcon Field within Supervisorial District 2. By law, the new appointee must align with Pearce's Republican party affiliation, possess a valid Arizona voter registration, and, importantly, live within the boundaries of the East Mesa Justice Precinct, this is according to a notice released by the county.
Maricopa County is extending an open call to qualified individuals interested in serving their community through this position. Applicants are asked to submit a letter expressing their interest, along with a detailed resume, to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors by email or direct mail. Applications must be sent no later than Thursday, July 10, at 5:00 p.m.
The confirmation of the appointment is the responsibility of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, setting the stage for a new constable to fulfill the remainder of the term. All documentation forwarded to the Clerk's Office, including resumes and letters of interest, "will become public records and applicants will be subject to a background check," ensures the county's announcement. Please note that the application process is a clear and transparent effort to identify a suitable candidate while maintaining due diligence in the selection procedure.
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