Category: Weekly Review

PCAO joined Tucson’s Juneteenth celebration, hosted Pima Pride Day, and highlighted 88-Crime’s community-supported impact, including 83 arrests, 104 cleared cases, and significant recoveries.

PCAO highlighted the success of its Adult Diversion Programs, celebrated facility dogs Jacob and Arrow, recognized employee milestones, and welcomed Kamran Razavi as the office’s new Finance Supervisor.

PCAO advanced efforts to protect healthcare access, secured a domestic violence kidnapping conviction, supported youth education at Sunnyside High School, and highlighted trauma-informed services for survivors at the Pima Family Advocacy Center.

The Pima County Attorney’s Office highlights recent community engagement, restorative justice efforts, career opportunities, and recognition for Supervising Deputy County Attorney Bobby Yu’s public service.

This week highlights PCAO’s community outreach, from inspiring students at Mission View Elementary to honoring child advocacy partners and recognizing law enforcement during National Police Week.

PCAO highlights recent justice efforts, Red Dress Day awareness, fallen officer memorials, and Public Service Recognition Week while honoring the teams and public servants who support community safety and healing.

From honoring victims’ advocates and recognizing outstanding PCAO staff to celebrating community partnerships and promoting public safety through outreach events, the Pima County Attorney’s Office continues its commitment to justice, healing, and service across Southern Arizona.

From connecting with the community at Cyclovia and mentoring future legal professionals at the University of Arizona Law School to advocating for victims’ rights and sharing public safety initiatives, the Pima County Attorney’s Office remained committed this week to building a safer and stronger community.

From national recognition and community partnerships to victim advocacy, legal education, and honoring decades of service, the Pima County Attorney’s Office continues making a meaningful impact across Southern Arizona.

PCAO and the 88-Crime team strengthened community safety through events like Tucson Night to Shine, Love of Reading Month school visits, media outreach, recruiting efforts, and honoring civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson’s legacy of justice and dignity.