The Facilities Management Department of Pima County is responsible for the management of Pima County facilities. The department s goal is to provide a comfortable, clean, safe and functioning working environment for governmental services in an energy efficient and cost effective manner. The Facilities Management Department is divided into administration, architectural services, planning, maintenance and operations, support services and construction management services divisions. Combined, they provide specialized services for Pima County facilities 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The department s office, located along West Congress Street in Tucson, Ariz., is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The Facilities Management Department of Pima County is managed by a County Administrator-appointed director.
The City Clerk's Office is a part of the government of the City of Tucson in Arizona. The office maintains documents for the administration and operation of municipal government. It provides support to the city s mayor office and city council. The City Clerk's Office conducts regular and special municipal elections. The office also administers the City of Tucson Campaign Finance Program. It is responsible for the issuance of liquor licenses. The City Clerk's Office makes ordinances on the reporting of independent expenditures. The city additionally operates an information technology department that offers networking, end user support, and business application development and maintenance services.
The Pima County Attorney's Victim Services Division, earlier known as the Victim Witness Program, offers a range of comprehensive assistance for the victims of crime. The division maintains a work force of more than 20 employees. Established in 1975, it makes over 16,000 victim contacts each year and helps nearly 5,000 people at crisis scenes. The Pima County Attorney's Victim Services Division is a part of the Pima County Attorney s Office, which governs criminal, civil, administration and investigations divisions.
