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Pinal County Elections Department offices returning to Florence

Posted 5/7/24

After many years in Coolidge, the Pinal County Elections Department is returning to Florence in June.

The new 53,000-square-foot facility at 320 W. Adamsville Road will be shared by the county …

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Pinal County Elections Department offices returning to Florence

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After many years in Coolidge, the Pinal County Elections Department is returning to Florence in June.

The new 53,000-square-foot facility at 320 W. Adamsville Road will be shared by the county recorder’s office, placing both teams under one roof for the first time, according to the Pinal County Election Connection newsletter with the news and updates from the Elections Department.

Pinal County plans to hold a grand opening in June and tours of the building will start shortly thereafter.

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