Bio: Scott is a native of Pinal County having grown up in the Casa Grande area where he attended school and worked on the family farm. After graduating from Casa Grande Union High School, Scott attended Central Arizona College where he studied in Criminal Justice.

In July of 1991, Scott began his law enforcement career with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office. Over his 25-year career with the Sheriff's Office, he served in numerous roles and assignments within the agency. Scott was also promoted through the ranks, retiring as a lieutenant.

Scott served as the commander over the Patrol Support Division, City of Maricopa Contract Services, several patrol regions, SWAT, the Search and Rescue Unit, and the Aviation Unit. In 2011 Scott lead the creation of the aviation unit and served as the chief pilot until his retirement in 2016.

Scott is a member of the Casa Grande Valley Elks Lodge Number 1957. Scott is married to his wife, Barbara, and has a daughter, Tylr.

Bio: For more than 28 years, Ted Gremmel has had the privilege of being a public servant. In 1987, Ted began his government service when joining the United States Navy. As a proud Veteran protecting our Country, he participated in many military operations to include: Operation Team Spirt, Operation Cobra Gold, and Operation Desert Shield. After his military service, Ted returned to Arizona in 1992 and began working for Maricopa County Government while attending college.

In 1994, Ted began his career working for Pinal County Adult Probation Department. As a Surveillance Officer he continued his public service by supervising convicted felons on Intensive Probation. While his primary duty was to protect our community by ensuring those he supervised were complying with their terms and conditions of probation, he also had the privilege of serving as the Lead Firearms Instructor for the Adult Probation Department. In 2006, Ted received the Firearms Instructor of the Year Award from the Arizona Supreme Court.

After retiring from the Probation Department in 2013, Ted managed the Diversion Program for the Pinal County Attorney's Office, and later served as the Impound Hearing Officer for the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

Today, as your newly elected Constable for Judicial Prescient 6, Ted commits to serving and protecting our community with integrity, respect, and professionalism. Thank you for this opportunity to continue serving you and our fine community.

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