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County Attorney Investigators Local Retirement Boa
Jennifer Patton
Title
Board Coordinator | Pima County Attorney's Office
Phone
520-724-9984
@lanemyers2980 Kidnapped again
Department Contact Info:
Fabian Pacheco, Chief of Detectives
fabian.pacheco@pcao.pima.gov
(520) 724-5666
Pima County Attorney
Laura Conover
Laura has a unique perspective on Southern Arizona’s criminal justice system. She was elected as the Pima County Attorney in 2020. As the third woman to hold the Office, second defense attorney, and first victims’ rights attorney, she has assembled a diverse senior leadership team and plans to revolutionize operations.
Reform, transparency, and accountability are Laura’s core objectives. She endeavors to reform cash bail, end all use of capital punishment, divert cases of substance use disorder and mental illness to treatment, and protect people with vulnerable immigration statuses. She is fortifying units in Conviction & Sentencing Integrity and Fraud & Consumer Protection to safeguard against unethical and exploitative behaviors. She is building the first adult restorative justice program in the state.
Laura was raised in Tucson and earned her undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Arizona, and is proud to serve the community she calls home.
Our Core Values
Every government agency that serves the public should be guided by a set of principles that are easily explained and accessible. Below are PCAO’s.
Integrity
We are honest with the public and committed as Officers of the Court to the oath we took, the Constitution, and Rules of Ethics.
Courage
We are fearless, empowered to step outside of our comfort zone, strong in vulnerability, and anchored by integrity.
Respect
We have a sincere regard for all workers, everyone who makes the Office operations possible, and the people of Pima County, including those who are incarcerated and those who have suffered harm.
Empathy
We value all employees and everyone in the community for who they are. No one is disposable.
Diversity
We are inclusive and involve people from different social and ethnic backgrounds and beliefs; the Office reflects the community it serves.
Community Trust
PCAO is accessible and responsive; the disenfranchised are invited to talk to us about their ideas and concerns related to community safety.
Professional Excellence
We are building a culture of pride in high quality work; everyone in the Office is a professional with a job worth doing well.
Justice, Inclusivity & Equity
We invest in all staff and attorneys. We value and respect each other’s differences. We are committed to rooting out racial discrimination within the criminal justice system.
Communication & Transparency
We value authenticity and candor over harmony. We solicit feedback from employees when appropriate. We are direct and expect the same in return.
Accountability & Healing
PCAO is a safe place where employees can take ownership of their mistakes and move forward.
County Attorney Investigators Local Retirement Boa
Jennifer Patton
Title
Board Coordinator | Pima County Attorney's Office
Phone
520-724-9984
@lanemyers2980 Kidnapped again
Department Contact Info:
Fabian Pacheco, Chief of Detectives
fabian.pacheco@pcao.pima.gov
(520) 724-5666
Pima County Attorney
Laura Conover
Laura has a unique perspective on Southern Arizona’s criminal justice system. She was elected as the Pima County Attorney in 2020. As the third woman to hold the Office, second defense attorney, and first victims’ rights attorney, she has assembled a diverse senior leadership team and plans to revolutionize operations.
Reform, transparency, and accountability are Laura’s core objectives. She endeavors to reform cash bail, end all use of capital punishment, divert cases of substance use disorder and mental illness to treatment, and protect people with vulnerable immigration statuses. She is fortifying units in Conviction & Sentencing Integrity and Fraud & Consumer Protection to safeguard against unethical and exploitative behaviors. She is building the first adult restorative justice program in the state.
Laura was raised in Tucson and earned her undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Arizona, and is proud to serve the community she calls home.
Our Core Values
Every government agency that serves the public should be guided by a set of principles that are easily explained and accessible. Below are PCAO’s.
Integrity
We are honest with the public and committed as Officers of the Court to the oath we took, the Constitution, and Rules of Ethics.
Courage
We are fearless, empowered to step outside of our comfort zone, strong in vulnerability, and anchored by integrity.
Respect
We have a sincere regard for all workers, everyone who makes the Office operations possible, and the people of Pima County, including those who are incarcerated and those who have suffered harm.
Empathy
We value all employees and everyone in the community for who they are. No one is disposable.
Diversity
We are inclusive and involve people from different social and ethnic backgrounds and beliefs; the Office reflects the community it serves.
Community Trust
PCAO is accessible and responsive; the disenfranchised are invited to talk to us about their ideas and concerns related to community safety.
Professional Excellence
We are building a culture of pride in high quality work; everyone in the Office is a professional with a job worth doing well.
Justice, Inclusivity & Equity
We invest in all staff and attorneys. We value and respect each other’s differences. We are committed to rooting out racial discrimination within the criminal justice system.
Communication & Transparency
We value authenticity and candor over harmony. We solicit feedback from employees when appropriate. We are direct and expect the same in return.
Accountability & Healing
PCAO is a safe place where employees can take ownership of their mistakes and move forward.
