Pinal County long-term debt proposal and hearing
Photo via Pinal County The Board of Supervisors will be considering a long-term debt proposal for the purposes described below and will hold a public hearing with respect thereto on April 30, 2025.
Photo via Pinal County The Board of Supervisors will be considering a long-term debt proposal for the purposes described below and will hold a public hearing with respect thereto on April 30, 2025.
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