I rise today in honor of Pinal County's 150th birthday. Older than the State of Arizona, Pinal County was formed from portions of Maricopa and Pima Counties on February 1, 1875. While mining in the county was the most dominant force back then, Pinal County's economy has exponentially grown and expanded over time, but agriculture remains a significant part of the county's economy, while large-scale farming operations and ag research also prevail. Pinal County has experienced significant population growth in recent decades, becoming one of the fastest-growing counties in the entire country. The county's location, infrastructure, and pro-business environment are key factors in its expedited growth and in its development. The beauty of Pinal County is diverse. With a landscape including both mountains and desert valleys, Pinal County is home to the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, Picacho Peak, and way, way more. It is an honor to represent Pinal County in Congress. Happy 150th birthday to Pinal County.
Juan Ciscomani: “I rise today in honor of Pinal County's 150th birthday. Older than the State of Arizona, Pinal County was formed from…”
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Celebrating the 150th anniversary of Pinal County during a congressional address.
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