Bob Huddleston is a 33-year veteran of the Casa Grande Police Department. Bob started his career with the police department in 1980 as a patrol officer and worked his way up the ranks to become chief of police in 1999. He held that position until his retirement in 2013.
As police chief, Bob had a strong focus on community policing and forming working partnerships with citizens, businesses, community groups, and volunteers which helped cut the crime rate in Casa Grande in half during his tenure.
Bob has served as a board member on the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission and as a board member and past president of the Pinal County Law Enforcement Association. He currently serves as the president of the Board of Directors of Horizon Health and Wellness and was a volunteer for the Mayor's Reading Club, visiting Casa Grande Elementary Schools to read to children and talk about public safety.
Bob is currently retired from law enforcement and serves as a judge pro tem in the Pinal County Justice Courts system.
Bob has lived in Casa Grande since 1966, attended grade school and high school in Casa Grande, and is proud to call Casa Grande his hometown. Bob is married to Doria Garza who has been involved in real estate in Casa Grande for over thirty years. Bob and Doria live in the Villago subdivision.