Jeff McClure and Jeff Serdy will lead the Pinal County Board of Supervisors in 2026 as chairman and vice chairman.

Pinal County Recorder Dana Lewis cautioned the Board of Supervisors that the draft 2025 Elections Procedures Manual contains provisions that could alter precinct voting and ballot rules. With the October 1 deadline approaching, the county is preparing to formally oppose the disputed measures.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors voted on August 27 to deny the proposed Rio Blanco development southwest of Maricopa after strong opposition from rural residents. The decision blocks plans for a 2,089-lot subdivision, though earlier entitlements for 917 homes on part of the property remain in place.

County Attorney’s Office notes possible conflict as Board of Supervisors votes 4-1 for outside legal assistance.

Explore the controversy as voters chose Miller, but supervisors consider another path for legal counsel in Pinal County.

Supervisor Miller expresses concern over water issues being ignored and calls for accountability from legislators.

Pinal County Supervisors pledge $20 million for SR 347 improvements to enhance travel safety and connectivity.

Find out how Pinal County is addressing fire concerns after California blazes. Learn about community preparedness and management.