Tucson native F. Ann Rodriguez (D) is the Pima County Recorder. She was the first Hispanic woman to be elected into any Pima County office and has been reelected for four consecutive terms. She takes on the responsibility of maintaining the records of property, military discharge, taxes, birth, death and marriages.
Each term of office for the Pima County Recorder is four years and elections will be held in November ’08. The Pima County Recorder has about 35-40 permanent employees but during an election cycle there are as many as 50 added staff members.
A major issue concerning the Pima County Recorder is voting, especially this year (2008) during the election cycle. A recent issue Rodriguez was involved with had to do with the missing early ballots that were lost in the mail.
The office of the Pima County Recorder is located at 115 N. Church Ave.
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