The County Attorney is the elected public prosecutor for the county. Representing the State of Arizona, the county attorney shall attend and prosecute persons reasonably suspected of committing public offenses. They also act as the legal advisor to the Board of Supervisors, defend the County against lawsuits and may provide civil legal services to another county or political subdivision upon request.
The County Attorney derives his or her power and authority from the Arizona Revised Statutes Title 11, Chapter 3, Article 6. The County Attorney's Office is based out of the county seat, Florence, with small offices located in each of the county's Justice Courts.
The County Attorney derives his or her power and authority from the Arizona Revised Statutes Title 11, Chapter 3, Article 6. The County Attorney's Office is based out of the county seat, Florence, with small offices located in each of the county's Justice Courts.
Services
The Pinal County Attorney's Office consists of over 140 professionals working together to provide our more than 450,000 residents with fair and just prosecutions, informative crime preventions programs and education, and first-rate legal representation to help provide a safe, stable and prosperous community.
As the chief prosecuting agency, we prosecute over 3000 felony and 1000 misdemeanor cases each year.
Additionally, every year this office provides over 25,000 individualized services to victims of crime.
As the chief prosecuting agency, we prosecute over 3000 felony and 1000 misdemeanor cases each year.
Additionally, every year this office provides over 25,000 individualized services to victims of crime.
Pinal County is one of the county's largest employers, serving a population of about 500,000 county residents.
Pinal County Attorney's Office employs roughly 150 dedicated, diverse staff.
In 2018, Pinal County was the fastest growing county in Arizona.
With continued economic growth and opportunity in Pinal County, accountability and safety are a priority at Pinal County Attorney's Office.
He has proven success - PCAO's vacancy rate is a low 1.5%.
And when careers open, PCAO's goal is to continue to hire well-rounded, team-oriented employees who want to work in a positive, friendly environment.
Pinal County Attorney's Office employs roughly 150 dedicated, diverse staff.
In 2018, Pinal County was the fastest growing county in Arizona.
With continued economic growth and opportunity in Pinal County, accountability and safety are a priority at Pinal County Attorney's Office.
He has proven success - PCAO's vacancy rate is a low 1.5%.
And when careers open, PCAO's goal is to continue to hire well-rounded, team-oriented employees who want to work in a positive, friendly environment.
In our bureaus, there are roughly 35 attorneys who handle our cases and another 35 support staff that provide assistance.
Additionally, we have nine investigators who assist in case and trial preparation by locating and serving witnesses and conducting standard and forensic interviews.
In 2018, our trial bureau prosecuted and closed over 1000 cases.
This group prosecutes burglaries, felony assaults, and vehicular offenses and other non-violent criminal violations.
Over half of all charged felonies involve the possession, sale, manufacturing, or transportation of drugs.
Additionally, we have nine investigators who assist in case and trial preparation by locating and serving witnesses and conducting standard and forensic interviews.
In 2018, our trial bureau prosecuted and closed over 1000 cases.
This group prosecutes burglaries, felony assaults, and vehicular offenses and other non-violent criminal violations.
Over half of all charged felonies involve the possession, sale, manufacturing, or transportation of drugs.
At Family Advocacy Centers, the Pinal County Attorney's Office has the experience to help individuals, children, and families reporting abuse by coordinating a comprehensive approach to the investigation and intervention process.
The staff consists of representatives from the Pinal County Attorney's Office who work in partnership with law enforcement, the Department of Child Services, Office of Child Welfare Investigations and medical and mental health professionals to address the physical, emotional, and legal dimensions of abuse.
The staff consists of representatives from the Pinal County Attorney's Office who work in partnership with law enforcement, the Department of Child Services, Office of Child Welfare Investigations and medical and mental health professionals to address the physical, emotional, and legal dimensions of abuse.
Our Investigations Bureau has eight full-time AZPOST sworn investigators, a computer forensic analyst, and a senior administrative assistant.
Most investigators have an average of at least 25 years of law enforcement experience.
The members of this bureau work with Pinal County prosecutors to enhance cases for prosecution and assist them in preparing cases for trial.
In addition, the investigators in this unit use their experience and expertise to assist law enforcement agencies within Pinal County in the investigation of major crimes.
Most investigators have an average of at least 25 years of law enforcement experience.
The members of this bureau work with Pinal County prosecutors to enhance cases for prosecution and assist them in preparing cases for trial.
In addition, the investigators in this unit use their experience and expertise to assist law enforcement agencies within Pinal County in the investigation of major crimes.
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