Contractors and vendors performing certain types of work (typically telecommunications) in buildings owned or leased by Pima County are required to obtain a Right of Entry (ROE) agreement before beginning any project. It is our goal to handle your request promptly and efficiently. To begin the process, we require the following information:
In most cases, if all the necessary information is made available up front, our initial review can be completed in 5-7 business days. Contractors and vendors should allow a minimum lead time of 15 business days to complete the entire process before receiving a finalized Right of Entry document. Of course, every project is different and these timeframes may vary and should be considered guidelines only.
You will be working with a single point of contact throughout this process, but to give you an idea of how things work, we have put together a graphical representation of the workflow between you and the County departments involved in your Right of Entry.
How to contact us if you have questions.
*This is a request only, and does not serve as permission to begin any work or activity on Pima County Property. The Right of Entry Request Process is used to determine whether a Right of Entry will be granted. If approved, a fully executed Right of Entry, containing applicable terms and conditions, will be provided to the requesting entity.
