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Dear Paul,

I want to write this email to you, just to thank you. I want to thank you for a number of reasons.

First, I want to thank you for notifying me that you were involuntarily forcing an ‘at-will- position on me. I want to thank you for punitively reducing my pay by approximately $15,000. I want to thank you for ensuring that your executive staff relayed the message to me that once ‘at-will’, I would face termination.

Level 2 Sex Offender

Joseph Adam Bates

Convicted in 2001 in Michigan for aggravated criminal sexual conduct.  Offender engaged in sexual acts with a 6 year old girl known to him.

Level 2 Sex Offender

Jeffrey Arlyn Olson

Convicted in 1999 of indecent exposure. Convicted in 2001 of indecent exposure, both convictions were in California and all 3 victims were strangers to him.

Residence: 39313 N Lisle Circle San Tan Valley, AZ 85140

Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu proposes a change in the “safe school zone” laws to allow for school administrators and designated teachers to be armed to initially defend against any violent attack on their school. Sheriff Babeu also supports assigning a deputy or police officer in every school as proposed by the NRA.

Sheriff Babeu said, “Much the same way that commercial airline pilots have been trained and armed to defend their aircraft, school administrators and designated teachers would be trained by local law enforcement and armed to protect themselves, other staff and their students.

As many of you know, Pinal County has successfully restored one of the state's endangered historic buildings, the 1891 Pinal County Courthouse, which has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1978.  The restoration project was officially recognized by the Arizona Historical Advisory Commission as a Centennial Legacy Project.  This is believed to be the state's most ambitious and historically significant Arizona Centennial Legacy Project, given the rich history of the site.

Don Diego loves to be around people, he is cuddly and sweet.

He gets along well with other cats, too.

He is hoping to join your family very soon.

Roxie is a pretty, 3 year old Pit Bull-Boxer mix female.

Roxie enjoys all of the typical doggy playtime activities, and would be a great match for someone who likes the outdoors and being active.

Roxie seems to be ok with other dogs; she is unknown around cats.

This sweet girl just wants to please! Roxie would be so very happy to find a forever home this Christmas.

Roxie's adoption fee includes all vaccinations (rabies, too), microchip, spaying and Pinal county license!

Mr. Louis Quijada Zepeda age 67 was last seen in the 4700 block of East Colt Drive, Eloy when he went for a walk at 3 a.m.

His family has not heard from him since.

He is 5'8" tall, weighs 180 lbs, salt & pepper  colored hair, a mustache and brown eyes.  

The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office organized three Christmas programs and events during this holiday season to help those who are less fortunate.

Our employees were able to raise $23,000 which was used to purchase toys, clothes and food for under privileged families in Pinal County. Through toy donations and fundraising we were able to provide over 2,000 toys to nearly 400 children.

The Board of Supervisors on Wednesday approved a one-time bonus equal to 2.5% of an employee's pay, less taxes, etc. The bonus plan as introduced by Supervisor Pete Rios, will be paid to all full-time employees who were in full-time paid status on December 19, 2012. Part-time employees will receive a one-time bonus of $100 from which taxes must also be deducted, per IRS regulations.