Q&A: Supervisor Anthony Smith talks county achievements, challenges

‘There’s some major projects I hope to be able to announce in the spring in the area of the city of Maricopa’

InMaricopa

Anthony Smith is entering his last year as Pinal County supervisor for District 4, having previously announced his decision not to seek reelection. He has been supervisor since 2013 after serving two terms as mayor of Maricopa.

He sat down with InMaricopa to talk about activities in Pinal County in 2019 and what may happen in 2020, his perspective of Maricopa, Interstate 11, transportation, future concerns for the county and more. To see the full interview, visit InMaricopa.com.

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December 3, 2019

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