The Town of Pima has a vacancy on the Planning & Zoning Board.

Three separate lots for sale in Pima

Special Election May 12, 2022

The Town of Pima is accepting Letters of Interest for the vacant seat on the Pima Town Council.

The Town of Pima is looking to fill a vacancy on the Planning & Zoning Committee. The Planning and Zoning Committee consists of five volunteer members who are appointed by the City Council. Applicants do not need experience in real estate development, but an understanding of the planning, zoning and development process is preferred. The Planning and Zoning Committee usually meets the third Thursday of each month. Meetings are usually held at Pima Town Hall at 7:00pm. Successful candidates should be able to attend all standing meetings. The Planning and Zoning Committee duties include reviewing and making recommendations on the zoning of land; approving or disapproving plats of proposed subdivisions; drafting rules and regulations regarding zoning; and recommending amendments to the comprehensive plan for the physical development to the Town Council for approval, among other duties. To apply to be a part of the Planning and Zoning Committee for the Town of Pima, please submit a letter of interest to the Pima Town Hall office, or email to admin@pimatown.az.gov.

THE TOWN OF PIMA WILL BE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE POSITION OF TOWN ATTORNEY.

October 21-23, 2021 FREE DUMP (Residential Trash Only)

Little Hotshots is co-ed, Grades 1-4, played on lowered rims.

Public meeting will take place at Pima Town Hall at 6:30 pm on February 2nd 2021.

There is another COVID-19 Testing Blitz this Friday, at no charge.

The 2nd Annual Town of Pima/Pima Museum "Halloween Trunk-or-Treat" is this month!

Community Pride Days are coming up, October 22nd-24th! Take a free load to the Safford City Landfill and help keep our community clean.

Arizona State University will be performing a COVID-19 Testing Blitz on September 19th at no charge.

Register at https://clubs.bluesombrero.com/pimayouthsports beginning September 1st.

Pima Police Department is pleased to receive grant monies.

Town of Pima plans to go forward with the 2020 Fall Soccer Season, it will just look a little different this year...

Town of Pima City Center Street Improvements CDBG project begins next week.

Don't forget to take advantage of the free dump days at the Safford Landfill.

Though the 2020 Season is getting a late start, our Town of Pima Pool is scheduled to open June 1st.

The following is a press release from the County Health Department. Please read it in it’s entirety.

All residents will soon be receiving an invitation in the mail to participate in the 2020 Census.

Curbside pickup will be from April 2nd-April 9th.

The town of Pima has long been one of the smallest of the main municipalities in Graham County, however, unprecedented population growth and the availability of more real estate and area to expand may change that fact.

Registration for Grades 1-4 Little Hot Shots Basketball League is scheduled to begin February 3rd and run through February 14th.

Graham County is seeking a qualified individual to coordinate the 2020 Census for Graham County.

Pima Town Hall is quite the sight during the week before Christmas!

Town of Pima is gearing up to celebrate Christmas in style!

The Pima Museum and Town of Pima are teaming up to make Halloween awesome for all ages!

Pima Police Chief Diane Cauthen was pleased to receive a generous grant from United Way of Graham & Greenlee Counties. Grant money will be used for a School Resource Officer vehicle.

The Pima Volunteer Fire Department’s third annual Big Splash Bash returns to the Pima Pool on Saturday, Aug. 10, and looks to be as thrilling an event as the first two.

He may not have been born there, but one does not get any more “Pima” than Pima Town Manager Sean Lewis.

Residents and visitors will have two chances to celebrate Independence Day in Pima with the town’s annual July 4 breakfast program Thursday, July 4, and its second annual Independence Celebration Saturday, July 6.

The summertime crown jewel of Pima keeps getting better with upgrades and partnerships to the benefit of residents.

The Pima Town Council decided to follow the lead of Thatcher, Safford, and Graham County, by making all of the parks within the town’s borders smoke-free zones.

Pima native and Pima High School graduate Warrant Officer One Samuel Crockett was awarded the Army’s Distinguished Service Cross at a ceremony in the John F. Kennedy Auditorium on Wednesday, April 24. The award is the second-highest award in the Army and is equivalent to the Navy Cross (for the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard) and the Air Force Cross (for the Air Force).

The 29th annual Jim Brinkerhoff Varsity Scout Triathlon ran like a well-oiled machine Friday and Saturday in Pima.

Wal-Mart Awards Pima Police Department $2000 Grant

Town of Pima Pool Prepares for Summer!

This Saturday, April 13th 2019, will be a busy (and fun!) one for the Town of Pima.

Pima, Arizona; known for its roping arena, retro-style mom and pop fast-food joint, and its top-notch high school basketball program, will soon also be known as the home to a world-class nutrition supplemental production facility and the headquarters of the legendary Iron Man Magazine.

After six years holding the reigns of the Pima Fire Department, Adam Hoopes has stepped down as chief and Scott Howell was voted in to become the town’s new fire chief.

Registration is now open, please register by April 19th

A bright new fire-engine red metal roof now adorns the Pima Fire Department thanks to a $49,000 grant from the Freeport McMoRan Foundation’s Community Investment Fund.

To the delight of young and old alike, the Town of Pima had their 2nd Annual Christmas Tree Lighting on December 8th, 2018.

After 20 years the Pima Soccer League is alive and kicking better than ever.

After months of discussion and evaluation, the Pima Town Council unanimously passed its hands-free distracted driving ordinance at its Tuesday, Dec. 4 meeting.

Emotions ran deep at the Tuesday, Dec. 4 Pima Town Council meeting, as the council unanimously approved a resolution naming the northern soccer field as the Carsen Gary Brown Field, honoring the youth who tragically died in an UTV crash July 23 during a fishing excursion.

Through the diligence of Pima Town Manager Sean Lewis, Councilor Sherrill Teeter, and the compassion of community members, 16 families totaling roughly more than 60 children will have a very merry Christmas in Pima this year.

The Pima Police Department is pleased to announce the award of $5,000 in grant money for 2019 from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety for DUI and Occupant Protection (eg. seat belts and child safety seats) enforcement. Thank you for driving safely and using a designated driver.

Town of Pima is now accepting sewer payments for entire year. In the past, payments would be accepted only in June, but town hall will now allow sewer customers to pay by the year, anytime. Call town hall at (928) 485-2611 with questions.

The town of Pima will open the doors of the Pima Pool on Saturday, June 30, from 8 a.m. – 10 p.m. as part of its Independence Day celebration. Admission will be free for the day.

With the Pima Public Library already offering a variety of programs for the youth, Library Director Rane Jones looked to expand services the library could provide to the community and came up with having free adult programming every Tuesday and Thursday.

Those looking for a respite from the summer heat can cool down at the Pima Pool at 321 S. 100 East, and it won’t even hurt one’s pocketbook.

When students return to the Pima schools Aug. 1 they will have a new addition in the form of resource officer Tony Reynolds.

Graham County American Tower HeadStart (Child Parent Centers)