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Pinal County supervisors withdraw item on county attorney, set special meeting after public outcry
Summary
The board withdrew agenda item 8 — a personnel/conflict matter involving the county attorney's office — and scheduled a special meeting for April 4 after months of concern and more than two dozen public commenters voiced support for newly elected County Attorney Brad Miller and asked for clarity.
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors on April 2 withdrew agenda item 8 — described by staff as an employment/conflict matter involving the county attorney's office — and said a special meeting most likely will be held Friday, April 4, to address the issue.
The board took the step after the county attorney's office alerted staff to a conflict on an employment matter and the chair moved to remove the item from the agenda. The board approved the withdrawal by voice vote; the chair said a future special-session agenda will present the matter for formal action.
Why it matters: The withdrawal followed a large turnout for call to the public in which many speakers urged the board not to impede Brad Miller, who was elected county attorney in the most recent election and has announced a focus on victims' services and…
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