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Governor seeks interim appointment for Pinal County clerk of the Superior Court vacancy

Salary is $63,800 as provided by law

Due to the resignation of Amanda Stanford, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is accepting applications for an interim appointment to fill the position of Pinal County clerk of the Superior Court.

The salary is $63,800 as provided by law, according to a release

Applications will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Friday, May 1. A copy of the application and instructions for applying can be downloaded at bc.azgovernor.gov.

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Governor seeks interim appointment for Pinal County clerk of the Superior Court vacancy

Salary is $63,800 as provided by law

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Due to the resignation of Amanda Stanford, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is accepting applications for an interim appointment to fill the position of Pinal County clerk of the Superior Court.

The salary is $63,800 as provided by law, according to a release

Applications will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Friday, May 1. A copy of the application and instructions for applying can be downloaded at bc.azgovernor.gov.

To qualify for appointment, applicants must be eligible to vote, a resident of Pinal County and a registered Republican.

The Governor’s Office will review applications and interview qualified applicants in order for the governor to make an appointment to fill the vacancy pursuant to Arizona Revised Statute § 16-230(A) and Arizona Attorney General Opinion 85-007, until a clerk can be elected during the next regular general election in 2022.

For further information about the position and its responsibilities, go to  the Pinal County Clerk of the Superior Court’s website and Arizona Revised Statute § 12-283.

Amanda Stanford, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey, Pinal County clerk of the Superior Court.

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