Pinal County Town Hall is an assembly of delegates annually convened that identifies critical issues facing Pinal County, creates the forum for education/exploration of the topic and fosters networking/collaboration among its participants. By drawing upon Pinal County's diversity of citizens the Town Hall process promotes public consideration of these issues, builds consensus and supports implementation of resulting outcomes.

The Pinal County Town Hall began in 1988. A few individuals and organizations realized the importance of convening a cross-section of county citizens to discuss issues of importance, especially those releated to economic development.

Pinal County Town Hall receives substantial support from the County Board of Supervisors as well as its many "Partners in Economic Progress." A committee of volunteers, The Pinal County Town Hall Advisory Committee, meets monthly to plan and facilitate the annual conferences.

Each spring, approximately 130-140 delegates assemble for two days to discuss a topic that impacts the county as a whole and its respective communities and citizens.