County manager plans to retire
Pinal County Manager Greg Stanley speaks at the Economic Development Group of Eloy meeting in 2018./Casa Grande Dispatch
Pinal County Manager Greg Stanley has indicated to the Board of Supervisors that he intends to retire this fall.
Stanley, county manager since 2014, has yet to submit a letter, but has said he plans to retire in October, Pinal County spokesman Joe Pyritz said.
“For me, it’s sad to see Greg Stanley leave. He’s been a good, good county manager, and he will be hard to replace,” Supervisor Pete Rios, D-Dudleyville, commented. “… I call him ‘Coach,’ because he’s basically the guy who sends in the plays,” and he usually provides good advice to the board, Rios said.