Arizona Constables Association

06/08/2026

The Arizona Constables Association was honored to participate in the Arizona Police Association Golf Classic. It was a great day supporting the Arizona Police Association and its charitable programs that give back to the community.

02/09/2026

This last weekend, 5 constables from around the state participated in the ACA's first ever Patrol Rifle class. This training will provide another self defense tool for constables, in an increasingly dangerous job.

01/02/2026

PLEASE SHARE, Sales have been sluggish this year. I believe only about 300 of the 1000 tickets have been sold. I still have 60 tickets left. I have a HUGE deal, purchase 5 tickets get one FREE. The tickets are $20 each. The Arizona Constables Association is selling BEEF RAFFLE TICKETS to fund THREE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS! This is for a FULL STEER & FREEZER delivered to you within the State of Arizona. Not interested in the beef, but would like to support us? If you win, I will buy the winning ticket from you for $2500 CASH! Tickets can be purchased through me in person or by credit card. The drawing will be held on 7 January 2026 at our conference in Tucson. If you are interested call 602.769.4488 TODAY to purchase with a credit card, thank you for your support!
BUILDING A SAFER COMMUNITY TOGETHER!
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11/14/2025

Congratulations Pima County Constable Schenek!!

11/01/2025

In a fateful 30 Seconds, 144 years ago, on the cold afternoon of October 26, 1881, four men in long black coats strode purposefully down the dusty Fremont Street. Around the corner, in a narrow vacant lot behind the O.K. Corral, waited six cowboys. In a fateful thirty seconds, nearly thirty shots were fired at close range. The gunbattle between the Earps – lead by Marshal Virgil Earp, his brothers Wyatt and Morgan and their friend, Doc Holliday – and the Clanton-McLaury gang left Billy Clanton and the McLaury brothers dead and Virgil, Morgan, and Doc wounded.
Today we frame this event as a legendary example of Western vigilante justice, where lawmen preserving the peace faced down cattle rustlers suspected of robbing a Wells Fargo stagecoach. But the historical backdrop for this deadly tension is far more complex. After the Civil War, rapid growth in the American industrial economy spurred an interest in Westward expansion. Boomtowns like Tombstone provided fertile ground for the continuation of the war's sectional strife in the Western territories. Wealthy Northern mine owners and businessmen jockeyed with Southern cowboys from Texas for control and power. Each faction brought its economic, political, and social conflicts to the Arizona Territory – and to the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
The O.K. Corral is a member of the Tombstone Chamber of Commerce.
Read more about HOW THE O.K. CORRAL® GOT ITS NAME
https://tombstonechamber.com/about.../tombstone-history/

11/01/2025

11/01/2025

Yavapai County Constable Ron Williams and Pima County Constable Tom Schenek, at Tombstone's Helldorado Days 2025.

Present day AZ Peace Officers born 144 years too late. Yavapai County Constable Ron Williams and Pima County Constable Thomas Schenek.
Tombstone Az (Pima County Territory 1880’s) HellDorado Days 2025.

05/23/2025

10/16/2024

A constable says there’s a growing problem in the West Valley as squatters move into vacant properties owned by snowbirds who leave town. For more Local Ne...