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Arizona Association of Counties, Inc.
AbbreviationAACo
Formation1968 (Chartered in 1967)
Location
Region served
15 counties
President
Robyn Pouquette, Recorder, Yuma County
Executive Director
Jen Sweeney

The Arizona Association of Counties (AACo) was established in 1968 as a member association for all elected officials of Arizona's 15 counties. AACo represents each Arizona county and its elected officials by serving as a liaison to the Arizona State Legislature, United States Congress, other governmental agencies, the media and the public. AACo also sponsors various educational programs and renders professional services for the benefit of its membership and county government.

Organization

AACo is headed by a Board of Directors consisting of five officers elected from the membership at large, one representative from each county, and one representative of each elected county office.

Affiliates

The following organizations are affiliated with the Arizona Association of Counties:

  • Arizona Association of Assessing Officers
  • Arizona Association of Superior Court Clerks
  • Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriffs Association
  • Arizona Justice of the Peace Association
  • Arizona Association of County Recorders
  • Arizona Sheriffs Association
  • Arizona Association of County School Superintendents
  • Arizona Association of County Treasurers
  • Arizona Constables State Association [1]
  • Arizona Association of Data Processing Administrators
  • Arizona Association of County Engineers
  • Arizona County Librarians Association
  • Arizona County Clerks Association
  • County Supervisors Association of Arizona
  • Election Officials of Arizona
  • Arizona Local Health Officers Association

List of Arizona counties

References

  1. ^ Arizona Constables State Association

External links

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