PCAO is pleased to announce the hiring of veteran attorneys Paul Skitzki and Nicki DiCampli, who will be transferring from the Pima County Public Defender’s Office. Together, they bring 60 years of legal experience serving the people of Pima County: conta.cc/4yFGc8x
Deputy County Attorney Xochitl Orozco of the Pima County Attorney’s Office and Chief Assistant Public Defender Sarah Kostick of Pima County Public Defense Services met with KOLD’s Makayla Goos to discuss the “Pathway to Progress Legal Clinic.”
The event offers free legal assistance to those with felony convictions in Pima County.
Link to video: kold.com/2026/10/20/tucson-n…
More about the clinic: pima.gov/pathway-to-progress…
CHECK THIS OUT!!! Laura shared her thoughts about election protections, threats, and the role of elected prosecutors during this year’s general election on the True Bill Talk Podcast, hosted by Alissa Marque Heydari. The full episode can be found here: law.vanderbilt.edu/true-bill…
🎉 PCAO partnered with Fresh Start International this past weekend for the 2026 Fresh Start Expo, connecting community members with free legal services, resources, and support to help them move forward. It was a day focused on fresh starts and stronger communities. ❤️
PCAO is proud to partner with Fresh Start for the 2026 Fresh Start Expo on October 17. This event provides free legal services and community resources aimed at helping individuals facing barriers. Join us for a day of support, including child care, food trucks, and much more.
It's cybersecurity awareness month; be sure to check out these tips to help keep your information safe. #cybersecurity
#JusticeAlert In 2025, a 26-year-old victim was fatally shot in the back of the head by the defendant during an argument at the Tucson home they shared. Now he's facing significant prison time. (see below)
by a second term of 30 years: maximum, enhanced sentences. Thank you to the team of Deputy County Attorneys Shelby Aguallo and Nanette Morrow, PCAO Victim Advocates, and the investigators for their successful prosecution, advocacy, and pursuit of justice.
The victim was pregnant at the time of death. A jury convicted the defendant of two counts of second-degree murder, possession of a dangerous drug for sale, and being a prohibited possessor.
A Pima County judge sentenced the defendant to one term of 35 years in prison, followed
Today County Attorney Conover spoke at the 48th Annual #PascuaYaqui Tribal Recognition Day. It was an awesome way to connect with our community! Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona thank you for having us! @pytribe
We’re excited to launch our updated website, designed to make it easier for our community to access important information and the latest updates. While you’re visiting, check out our August e-newsletter for a look at what’s been happening at PCAO. pcao.pima.gov
We're Hiring! The Pima County Attorney’s Office is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Financial Analyst II to support the department’s grant-related financial and budgetary operations.
Apply here: Financial Analyst II - County Attorney







