Are you a mechanic or vehicle equipment maintenance supervisor and looking for a new workplace with opportunities for advancement? Gila County this week posted new local jobs based here in Rim Country â listings include three based in Star Valley for Public Works: an automotive mechanic to be paid from $34,877 to $47,956 (depending upon experience); also a senior vehicle and equipment mechanic with a salary range from $36,447 to $50,114; and a vehicle and equipment maintenance supervisor with a salary range of $46,482 to $62,750.
Gila County offers competitive pay, comprehensive benefits and even workplace wellness programs. Read complete job descriptions and apply online at gilacountyaz.gov, from the dropdown menu choose Human Resources, then click Employment, and then Employment Opportunities for specific jobs such as:
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29 May 2021
A Georgia judge ordered a delay in the audit of an estimated 147,000 absentee ballots cast in Fulton County, Georgia during the 2020 election Wednesday after county officials filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought by nine Georgia voters who requested the audit.
Last Friday, Superior Court Judge Brian Amero ordered the audit requested by the nine Georgia voters, petitioners in the case,
Favorito v. Cooney, No. 2020CV343938, originally filed in Fulton County Superior Court on December 23, 2020, to proceed, but on Wednesday he ordered the delay to give him time to review Fulton County’s filing made that same day.
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Pinal County Supervisor Jeff McClure, who represents Maricopa, speaks at Thursday morning s ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Pinal County Complex in town. Photo by Jay Taylor
Life is about to get easier for Maricopa residents with the grand opening of the new Pinal County Administration Building.
Maricopans now can access a variety of county services right here in town that had required driving more than 40 miles to Florence or 20 miles to Casa Grande.
The new county office building, which will be open and operational Tuesday, June 1, will provide comprises two buildings totaling 42,000 square feet at 19955 N. Wilson Ave.
Building 100 will house offices for the assessor, treasurer, recorder, development services and office space for District 4 Supervisor Jeff McClure, who represents Maricopa.