Pima County

Pima County, located in southern Arizona, is a diverse and vibrant region encompassing the city of Tucson and its surrounding communities. As the second-largest county in Arizona, Pima County offers a wide array of services and amenities to its residents and visitors.

Government Services

Pima County operates under a five-member Board of Supervisors who set ordinances and run services for areas outside city or town jurisdictions. The county provides essential services such as law enforcement through the Pima County Sheriff's Department, which serves unincorporated areas. The Pima County Treasurer's Office manages the county's financial transactions.

Health and Community Services

The Pima County Health Department focuses on the health, safety, and well-being of the community through leadership, collaboration, and education. Services include operating clinics, food safety inspections, health education, preventative health services, and animal care.

Additionally, behavioral health care is offered through community initiatives aimed at improving quality of care for vulnerable citizens.

Public Libraries

The Pima County Public Library system serves the Tucson metropolitan area with a main library, 26 branch libraries, and a bookmobile service. The system offers a variety of services for children and adults including storytimes, homework assistance, book clubs, computer classes, and author visits.

Natural Resources, Parks, and Recreation

Pima County Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation manages the county's natural resources and recreational offerings. Established in 1947, the agency provides leisure-time destinations and services for both urban and rural residents and guests.

Economic Development and Workforce Services

The Economic Development department coordinates efforts to grow the region and support employers and employees. The Pima County One Stop Career Center, part of Arizona@Work, offers employment placement services connecting individuals with job opportunities.

Public Safety

The Pima County Sheriff's Department Law enforcement covers unincorporated areas and was established in 1865. It employs over 600 sworn deputies and 872 civilian employees, operating six district offices and three satellite offices.

Housing and Homelessness Services

Pima County collaborates with organizations to assist individuals experiencing homelessness. Agencies provide programs such as emergency rent and utility assistance, transitional housing, and eviction prevention.

Education

Pima Community College serves the Tucson metropolitan area with five campuses and four education centers. It offers over 144 programs including traditional and online instruction, workforce training, and post-baccalaureate certificates.

Locations

• Tucson, AZ, USA

Pima County's diverse services and resources contribute to the well-being and development of its communities, making it a dynamic and integral part of southern Arizona.