FLORENCE – The Pinal County Attorney’s Office would like to welcome the public back to Florence for the Country Thunder music festival this week. We know there is a lot of anticipation for Country Thunder Arizona 2021. Due to the pandemic, this is the first time the event has taken place in Pinal County in […]
FLORENCE – The Pinal County Attorney’s Office would like to thank the dozens of law enforcement personnel, elected officials and other county staff who attended a kickoff event for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. County Attorney Kent Volkmer addressed the crowd that gathered Tuesday morning in Florence to mark the month of October, in support of […]
FLORENCE – The Pinal County Attorney’s Office is announcing a new rewards program that will serve as one component in a multifaceted approach to curbing illegal dumping. The Rewards Program will allow residents who submit tips that lead to charges in an illegal dumping case the chance to earn a monetary reward. The offender could […]
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County Attorney Kent Volkmer released the following statement on the death of Arizona state Representative Frank Pratt this week: “Frank Pratt was a tireless advocate for his constituents. His passing is an enormous loss for Pinal County, as he was a great legislator and an even better human being. May he find eternal peace.”
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FLORENCE – 20 years ago, thousands of Americans lost their lives in the horrific terror attacks on September 11th, 2001. County Attorney Kent Volkmer has the following message as the country remembers the events and lives lost on 9/11.
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Country Thunder returns this week
/in News /by Michael PeltonFLORENCE – The Pinal County Attorney’s Office would like to welcome the public back to Florence for the Country Thunder music festival this week. We know there is a lot of anticipation for Country Thunder Arizona 2021. Due to the pandemic, this is the first time the event has taken place in Pinal County in […]
PCAO hosts kickoff event for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
/in News /by Michael PeltonFLORENCE – The Pinal County Attorney’s Office would like to thank the dozens of law enforcement personnel, elected officials and other county staff who attended a kickoff event for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. County Attorney Kent Volkmer addressed the crowd that gathered Tuesday morning in Florence to mark the month of October, in support of […]
Progress on new effort to curb illegal dumping
/in News /by Michael PeltonFLORENCE – The Pinal County Attorney’s Office is announcing a new rewards program that will serve as one component in a multifaceted approach to curbing illegal dumping. The Rewards Program will allow residents who submit tips that lead to charges in an illegal dumping case the chance to earn a monetary reward. The offender could […]
Statement on death of Rep. Frank Pratt
/in News /by Michael PeltonCounty Attorney Kent Volkmer released the following statement on the death of Arizona state Representative Frank Pratt this week: “Frank Pratt was a tireless advocate for his constituents. His passing is an enormous loss for Pinal County, as he was a great legislator and an even better human being. May he find eternal peace.”
9/11 message on 20-year mark
/in News, Uncategorized /by Michael PeltonFLORENCE – 20 years ago, thousands of Americans lost their lives in the horrific terror attacks on September 11th, 2001. County Attorney Kent Volkmer has the following message as the country remembers the events and lives lost on 9/11.