One Pima

One Pima | Pima County, AZ

One Pima | Pima County, AZ Skip to Main Content One Pima A Framework for Safety, Recovery, & Treatment The One Pima Initiative is Pima County’s two-year coordinated plan to strengthen public safety, expand treatment and recovery services, support housing stability, protect public health, and improve the condition of the Chuck Huckelberry Loop and County-managed public spaces. Funding The funding for One Pima is a combination of general fund commitments, state and federal funding, primarily from grants, and opioid settlement dollars. Additionally, the One Pima Initiative is in strong alignment with the Board of Supervisors’ approved Prosperity Initiative. Progress Report, April 2026 (PDF) FY26 Year-End Summary, August 2026 (PDF) 1: Prioritize Loop Cleanup & Safety Restore and maintain clean, safe Loop pathways, parks, and washes. Develop an enhancement plan for additional Loop signage, wayfinding, and amenities, as well as a wellness app to promote user health and safety. More about Priority Area 1 2: Strengthen Public Health & Treatment Access Support and maintain Countywide overdose prevention, youth education, and behavioral health programs, run by a wide variety of community partners. Ensure people in custody receive treatment and continued care when released. Sustain cooling centers during extreme heat. Advocate at the State for expanded coverage for people in early and long-term recovery. More about Priority Area 2 3: Expand Treatment & Diversion Programs Increase capacity at the Transition Center to operate seven days a week. Strengthen diversion programs that move people into treatment instead of jail. Improve reentry support for low-risk justice-involved individuals. Pilot the Sobering Alternative for Recovery (SAFR) Center through Opioid settlement dollars. More about Priority Area 3 4: Stabilize Housing & Prevent Homelessness Continue significant County investments in housing, including affordable construction, rental assistance, supportive housing, and weatherization. Expand partnerships for transitional and supportive housing. Develop a regional real-time system showing available shelter and beds. Address shelter barriers: pets, storage, and bathroom & shower facilities. More about Priority Area 4 5: Support Impacted Neighborhoods & Small Businesses Launch the Silverlake–Mission Reinvestment Zone planning study to improve roads, parks, and neighborhood infrastructure. Study a Small Business Safety & Recovery Pilot to help local businesses offset safety-related expenses. More about Priority Area 5 PIMA COUNTY WEATHER Government Websites by CivicPlus® []