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Board appoints Reginald Winston as Casa Grande Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2
Summary
The board appointed Reginald Winston to fill the Justice of the Peace vacancy in Casa Grande Precinct 2; Winston, a retired local officer and prior pro-tem judge, took an oath of office at the meeting.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors appointed Reginald Winston on March 5 to the Justice of the Peace bench for Casa Grande, Precinct 2. The board recessed to executive session to consider candidates and then returned to the public meeting to administer the oath.
Supervisor Rich (nominator) said Winston served as a Casa Grande police officer for roughly 25 years, has experience serving as a pro-tem justice court judge since 2022, and has completed relevant judicial and hearing training. The supervisor described Winston as a veteran and said his experience and public-service background supported the appointment.
After the board’s selection, Winston was sworn in at the dais. The oath administered on record affirmed his duty to support the U.S. and Arizona constitutions and to discharge the duties of Justice of the Peace for Precinct 2 impartially and to the best of his ability.
No formal fiscal action accompanied the appointment. The board recessed briefly for photographs following the swearing-in.
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