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![]() | [...]BETSEY BAYLESS ARIZONA SECRETARY OF STATE |
![]() | Some of the photographs used in this book are copyrighted. They arc reprinted here wilh permiss[...]eprinted elsewhere without the wriltcn permission of the holder of the copyright. The credits for all photographs an[...]Printed by the authority of the State of Arizona[...]2000 The Secretary of State is an equal opportunity employer. Requests[...], |
![]() | [...]A RIZONA BLUE BOOK A Letter to the Citizens of Arizona: |
![]() | [...]TABLE OF CONTENTS A Letter to the Citizens of Arizona ... .. ..... .. ... .... . ...... .......[...]. .. ... . . .... .... . .. . . ......... 3 Table of' Contents .. . . . .. . .. . ..... .. . ... ... .[...]. ..... . . ... ....... . . ... .. .... 7 HISTORY OF ARIZONA AND THE STATE SYMBOLS . .. .. ........ .[...]Arizona - From Prehistoric Ti mes to the End of the Twentieth Century .......... . .. . ....... .[...]. ......................... . 63 Office of the Governor . . .. .... . .... . ....... , ... ,[...].. ...... . . .... ... . . .. . . 63 Secretary of State Betsey Bayless .. ..... ......... .. .. ...[...]. ................. . ... 66 Department of State .. ......... .. ...... . ...... . .........[...].. .. .. . ... .. . .. ... 68 Department of Law .......... . .... . .... . . ...... .... .. .[...]... . . .. . ..... .. .. .. .. 70 Office of the State Treasurer ..................... .. ....[...]............. . ........... .70 Superintendent of Public lnstruction Lisa Graham Keegan . .. .... .[...].... .. .. .. .... .. .. . 72 Department of Education ...... . . .. .... . . ... .... . .. ..[...].... . . . ........ .. .... .. 74 Office of the State Mine .Inspector ... .. ..... ... .. . .[...]. .... . .. . , ... . . .... . 169 Uni versity of Arizona .... . .. ... .. ... . .. ... . ..[...] |
![]() | [...]......... . .. . ... , .. . ...... 194 Office of the State O mbudsman-Citizens' Aide ..... . .. .[...].. . .... . ..... . ..... ... .. . 245 Courts of Arizona ................ . .......... . .........[...].. .. ......... . .. . ... . .. 247 Structure of Arizona Courts ..................................[...]... . .. . .. .. .. . . . 247 A rizona Court of Appeals . , . , . , . , .. , .... , . , , ..... ,[...]. , .. , .. . , ..... 268 Chief Justice of the United States Wil liam Hubbs Rehnquist .. . .[...]. .. . . ..... . .. .... 269 Secret;iry of the Interior Bruce Babbitt. . , , . , ...[...] |
![]() | [...]. . .. .. ........ . ....... 408 Constitution of the State of Arizona . ....... .. ... ... .. .. . . . .[...] |
![]() | [...]~ Ari zona is a state wealthy in natural beauty. Of its vice permit and hire an authorized[...]almost 84% owned by the trek. |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION children. lnside the house are hi storic arlifacts. The |
![]() | [...]or ride a mule below the rim of the canyon. Overnight stretches from L ee's Ferry[...]ng below the rim reqllires a backcou ntry Cl iffs of southern U tah. The area, including Lake Pow-[...]rs. The Phantom Ranch or scapes. The constrnction of the Glen Canyon Dam Bright An[...]vement. the canyon fro m one of the many scenic overlooks such[...]mile below the rim of the canyon lies the Colorado[...]Glen Canyon Dc1111 & lake Powell There are three visitor 's centers: Carl Hayden Vi sitor |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION Near the south entrance of the Grand Canyon is the T he Forest contains a variety of plant and an imal life, The Hubbell Trading Post[...]onprofit organizati on that main- Because of the high tem peratures reaching into the 90s |
![]() | [...]tle. He and John S inagua nati ves as a sort of prehistoric apartment D. Lee discovered the most di rect crossing of the Colo- building more than 600 years ago. T[...]or Wi lliams. Tusayan, located a few mi les south of the Montezu ma. ln reality the castle was[...]100 years before Montezuma was born. ples of the desert culture who inhabilecl the area about[...]1906 at which time il was described as "of the grealest arrived. The Cohonina were hunters a[...]nasazi arrived encompasses 840.86 acres of federal land and 16.83 about 1000 A.O. The Cohonina and the Anasazi appear acres of non-federal land. II receives almost I mill ion t[...]e Navajo arrived around 1500 A.O. The "discovery" of the Grand Canyon by the Spanish in 1540 began Lhe European exploration of the area, although Europeans did not actually settle the area until the mid to late 1800s. The railroacl arri ved at the south rim of the Grand Canyon in l 90J and connected lo the Sa[...]resl Reserve was established in 1893, became part of the Tusayan National Forest in 19 l 0, and was finally named the Tusayan District of the Kaibab National Forest in 1934.[...]describe the cultural and natural history of the area. A Area (NRA) encompasses J .5 mil lion[...]diorama/audio program depicts the interi.or view of the about twice the size of Rhode Island. Three desert eco~ cliff dwelli[...]Great Basin, and the Sonoran Deserts. Thus, some of Montezuma Wel l is a detached unit of Montezuma Cas- the plants and animals found in th[...]The area was long ago by the collapse of an immense underground established as a National[...]October cavern. Over 1.5 million gal lons of warer per day flow 8, 1964.[...]middle of surrounding deserl grassland. Several forms The geographical history of the area ranges from the of plant and animal life exist in the waters of the well J.8 bi ll ion year-old gneiss of Black Canyon to the lava and are not fou nd anywhere else in the world. T his hab-[...]at is unique, probably clue to the constant input of about 6 mill ion years ago during the last lee Age. The large quantities of warm water entering tlu·ough the area is home to[...]y stable. The water was used by the prehis- types of lizards and snakes, and a wide variety of birds. toric Hohokam and Sinagua peoples to ir[...]se, the peregrine fa lcon, and ancient crops of cotton, beans, squash, and corn. Traces of Colorado River fish species are some of the threatened ancient lime-encrusted irrig[...]Betatakin and Keet Seel, recognized as some of the is one of the best-preserved cliff ruins in North Amer-[...]iginally open to the public but, due to its plain of Beaver Creek in the Verde Valley, it consists of fragi lity, was closed in 1968. Ruins i[...] |
![]() | [...]comprises an area from Glen Can- Some of the unimproved diJ't roads require a four- yon to[...]sphere Reser ve and a prime often. As the numbers of game dwind led, th e people example, almost pristine in nature, of the Sonoran became more famil iar w ith agriculture and more Desert . Six varieties of rattl esnakes inhabit the area as dependent on co[...]yucca plant important role in Lhe ecology of the desert. fi bers to make rope, sandals, and st[...]dancing, and story telling are some of the activi ties to[...]o, an environ- beautiful cerami cs. In fact, some of th e walls found in[...]wood concentrations, the badlands of the Painted[...]ls Within the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument are that are millions of years old. Each year almost J mil- extraordin ary numbers of Sonoran Deserl plants, lion people[...]th cen- tral A rizona, contains 330,688.86 acres, of w hich 329,3 16.3 1 acres are federal land and 1,372.55 acres are non-federal land. Of the total acreage, 3 12,600 acres arc wilderness.[...]ountain Drive and the Puerto Blanco D ri ve, both of which are graded dirt roads. The Ajo Mountain Drive is a 2 I -mile route into the foothills of the Aj o Mountains, the highest mountain range in the area. Highlights of the drive incl ude stands of organ pipe cactu s and scenic desert landscapes.[...]co M ountains. Visitors can view the desert oasis of Quitobaquito and numerous saguaro and organ pipe[...]h houses, and abandoned gold Many areas are available to stop and view the petrified and sil[...], the wood up close and personal. Removal of petrified Ca mpground Perimeter Trail, the Desert[...]the sur- ture Trail, and the Victoria Mine Trail are just a few of rounding area all comes from private[...] |
![]() | [...]had any attacks ever occurred. Winsor Castle containe[...]the ranch dairy. Boys over the age of ten were required[...]to mi lk the mostly longhorn cows who did not want to[...]1923. It lies 14 miles west of Fredoni a; 2 ! miles south Petr({ied Forest Nmio11al Park of Ka nab, UT; I 8 1 miles east of Las Vegas, NY; and 52[...]miles from St. George, UT, the site of the nearest air- The Rainbow ForesL Museum at the south entrance port. contains exhibits of the petrified wood and foss ils of early dinosaurs and reptiles. At the north entran[...]h- mi llion acres. Headquarters for the Forest are in Pres- ing.[...]Kaibab, Coconino, and Tonto. About half of the Forest lies west. of Prescott in the Juniper, Santa Maria, Sierra[...]Stri p, a 12,000 square mile and the headwaters of the Verde Ri ver. area located north of the Grand Canyon and south of The Prescoll Nationa l Forest is di vided[...]iute and Pueblo natives and north wcst portions of the Forest; Bradshaw is lived. Later, in the 1800[...]located in the west central and southwest portion of the Spring. They established a ranching opera tio[...]g ranch. The ranch was south west portion of the Forest. stocked with cattle and other animals that members of The Prescott Forest Preserve, the predecesso[...]hibited the culling of tim ber fro m public domain lands,[...]and the area heavily mined after the discovery of gold[...]former Verde National Forest wh ich had been estab-[...]lished the previous year to protect the watershed of the[...]Park each year to view the largest of the cactus species[...]reac hing a height of 50 feet, the giant sag uaro is a sym-[...]bol of the American Southwest, and is on Arizona[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION shapes. This park was established as a National Monu-[...]lion acres. The Forest stretches from north of Phoenix[...]western border of the Forest. |
![]() | [...]ples. Visitors can get an idea of the daily lives of these[...]north of Tumacacori to the old prcsidio at Tubac, along[...]of trails guide visitors to the historic features of the[...]strations. At the Tonto National. Monument, there are many dif- Luminarias light up the grounds of the park on Christ- ferent animals native to the[...]the public. chipmunks, and bats; all four species of North Ameri- can skun k; three species of rattlesnakes; the Arizona At Tumacacori, visitors can listen to stories of the first coral snake and over a dozen other species of snakes; Europeans to come to southern Arizona and of the Gila monsters and other lizards; four differenl kinds of native people who lived here at that time. As the two frogs and toads; and more than I 00 species of birds. cultures blended, so did some of the elements of both Plants are abundant and include the saguaro, cholla,[...]The Sinagua people lived in Arizona hundreds of years berry trees in a riparian area.[...]of Tuzigoot which consists of I l O rooms and includes More than 70,000 people[...]The visitor center is a museum, one of the few inter-[...]Visitors are required to stay on the trails because the More t[...]people visit Tumacacori each year. walls of the ruins arc quite fragile. The area around Tumacacori was the site of several Jesuit missions that were later administe[...]Eusebio Francisco Ki no founded view one of the few freshwater marshes in Arizona. Tumacacori in the late I 600s. At the center of the mis- Managed by the Arizona Game a[...] |
![]() | [...]flUf amphibians. The R uins Loop Trail has views of the pueblo. The site contains 42 acres.[...]di fficult to imagine that these earl y residents of north- Prehistori c cl iff dwelli ngs can be foun[...]. T he vegetation is di ffe rent on the two sides of the canyon show ing how different precipitati on affects the plants.[...]W11parki No tional Mo11111ne111 of the cc111yo11 011 r/Je /efr i11 the plroI0 rece[...]upatki contains 35,253 acres and is located north of raii(f'a l/.[...]185 feet into the canyon giving ruins are a short walking distance from the main pueblo vie[...]located along the same loop road north of F lagstaff and Rim Trail, provides views of the canyon and access to can[...] |
![]() | [...]A RIZONA BLUI~ BOOK The National Register of Historic Places lists more Benjamin E. B[...]han 1,000 hi storic sites in Arizona. Excluded in this Bisbee Historic District Bisbee |
![]() | [...]lage Historic Museum of Northern Arizona District[...]Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Flagstaff Homes[...] |
![]() | [...]l Globe Point of Pines Morenci Elk[...] |
![]() | [...]alker House Tempe First Church of Christ Scientist Phoenix Hass[...]ridge Hassayampa First National Bank of Glendale Glendale Heard Build[...]Fort McDowell (now the Hall of Fame M11se11111[...]Wickenburg Immaculate Heart of Mary Phoenix Garfield Methodi[...] |
![]() | [...]Phoenix Our Lady of Mount Carmel Kenilworth E lementary School[...]Park of the Canals Mesa[...]g's Rest Hotel Motor Court Phoenix Knights of Pythias Building Phoenix Laveen S[...] |
![]() | [...]sidential Abner Ellsworth House S how Low[...] |
![]() | [...]sion Historic University of Arizona Campus District[...]Oracle Men's Gymnas ium, University of Adamsville Ruin[...]Tucson First Presbyterian Church of Southern Pacific Railroad[...] |
![]() | [...]Prescott Fort Whipple-Department of Veterans' Affairs Medical Center[...] |
![]() | [...]Double Roof House Yuma Sisters of Mercy Hospital Convent Prescott Dr[...]Q.u Passenger Coach Car - S.P. X7 Yuma A.B. Ming House[...] |
![]() | [...]AR IZONA BLUE B OO K HISTORY OF ARIZONA |
![]() | [...]Vie w of Dos Cabezas[...]mi11g visitors about other i11/wbitcmts of A rizona[...] |
![]() | [...]THE END OF THE TwENTIETH CENTURY The land 1!,m i.1· pre[...]0 'odha111, meaning "people of the desert. " inlwbiled Cll'ea.1· in 1/te United[...]T he Navajo li ve i n L ittle is known of the early people in Arizona as they[...]tribal headquarters are[...]in Window T he Cochise people li ved in this region from abou t 5,000[...]Rock, A rizona. years ago 10 the earl y parl of lhe first century. T hey were hunters, gatherers, and farmers w ho grew an early fo rm of M[...]The A nasazi inhabited the high pl ateau region of north-[...]were asking lhe nume of T hey al so buil t circular buildings, or ki va,[...]son and so purposes. Canyon de Chclly is the home of the A nasazi unswered "Yurna."[...]Mogollon after an early Spanish coloniul Governor of New M exi co, Juan li;,111acia M ogollon. The M ogollon were likely descendants of the Cochi se, although their culture was[...]S panish exploration of the land north of Mexico The Hohokam, a nume deri ved from the[...]asa Grande ruins ure monuments to the Hohokam way of during the Moorish invasion an[...]nasazi and the Hohok am tribes reached the height of their civi lization between 1100 and 1300 A.D. bu[...]a captured native told the Spanish of seven wondrous 1400 A.O., the M ogollon, A nasazi, and Hohokam no longer cities of great wealth. These cities were known as the existed. T he disappearance of these people remains a mys-[...]Seven Cities of Cibola and were thought to be located tery, but s[...]ed farrn lund. north of what is now present day Mexico. When the Spa[...]y they found In 1539 the viceroy of New Spai n, A ntonio de M endoza, the dislribution of native peoples largely as it is today. The[...]cos de N iza orders to tribes nati ve to A rizona are di vided into three groups: the tra ve l norlh in search of the legendary cities. From Yacapa, U to-Az.tecan,[...]sending a cross by messenger. The size of the cross would Yaqui from M exico. A mong the Uto-Aztccan tri bes are the signi ry 1he importance of w hat he found •· the larger the Hopi, the Pim[...]ain. The fri ar learned from a survi vi ng member of The Pimu and Papago are believed lo be descendants of Es teban's party that they found the first of the Seven Cities H ohokam farmers. The name Papago means " bean people"; of Ci bola. De N i za was told that Esteban a[...] |
![]() | [...]med it £1 Cw11i1111 insist1;:c.l , he anc.l most of hi s parly were arrested and killed. de/ Diab/[...]feared for hi s li fe aboul 80 miles north of the Colorado Ri ver's mou th, near the and tried[...]az 10 lhe tree where /\larc6n's lellers were bur- of lhe Seven C ities. K nowi ng the locat ion, he wa[...]e Colorado into what is now Califor- w ith images of grandeur. Word or the discovery spread[...]d to him a place callccl Grand report they had found neither gold or silver[...]plates. nor the Straits of Anian. In search of Grand Qui vira, Coronado and his men Coronado[...]ansas. There they found a village wi th huts made of' Spaniards, 1,000 nati ve Americans, 1,500 horses[...]req uest of the Pueblo nllti ves. Coronado, angry, ordered th[...]s, he and his men found valley, lhe same m ule he had earl ier traveled. Coronado's lhcir w[...]where he reported to the v iceroy that he had found no there lo defend the city 's inhabi tants[...]A lthough he returned lo his post as Governor of' Nueva United States. Coronado was victorious and[...]ense Jen wi th the clefcatecl chief', learning he had captured a Z uni Coronado in fai Ii ng health and his fortune gone. Some of the pueblo (town) named Hawikuh. H e also learned[...]expedi tion's investors accused Coronado of 111is111anagc- fi ve other pueblos nearby, not si x, and none of them was 111e111, cruelly to lhe nati ve peop les, and even of fi nding fil led w ith gold and si lver. A n angr[...]victed, removed as Governor, and stri pped of his titles. Jn[...]1546, a review board in Spain cleared him of all charges. H e T he Z uni s pointed Coro1rn[...]e Coronado National M onu- wou ld leave in search of the gold and sil ver. He instead sent men[...]ea. Tovar arrived at early expl oration of A ri zona. the Hopi vi l lages of' Tontonteac and Tusayan, onl y to be told by lhe[...]e evenl that crea1ed new interest in exploral ion of Ari- word back 10 Coronado who then dispatched Ca[...]enas 1578 and 1580. The Spaniards did not bel ieve Drake had Iraveled l he sa me rou1e as To var 10 the Hopi vi llages nnd acllially sai led around Ihe Cape of Good Hope at the soulh- then headed west, reaching the edge of what we now k now ern end of A fri ca, or thal he had sailed lhrough 1he Straits of as the Grand Canyon. Unimpressed wi th the c,111y[...]narnecl the Straits of A nian. Friar Agustfn Roclrfguez, two[...]Grande near the present site of Presiclio, Texas. From there When A larc6n reached the mouth of the Gi la Ri ver, he[...]they learned the two missionaries had been k i llec.l . find A larc6n. Dfaz explored we[...]Espejo began his search for the Seven C ities of C iboln i nternal ional border between A r[...] |
![]() | [...]d lo Mex ico 10 From there he report they had found neither gold or sil ver nor the Straits of worked his way A ni~n.[...]na in Madrid letter ordered the colonizution of New Mex ico as 169 1. After estab- a w ay o[...]er. Jn return, the leader would be named Governor of the eled north to estab- area colonized.[...]clcl Bae is the only 83 carts of baggage, and 7,000 animals. A delegati on or[...]one of the three that Franciscan missionari es accompani[...]is still a mission Oiiate took possession of the territory a l a site close to today. Gucv[...]l lage in Tumacacori is no Kansas that Coronado had discovered years earl ier, Ofiate longer[...]leys. victed but later pardoned by the K ing of Spain. Onale is gen- erally considered to be the founder of New M exico. Father Kino was[...]bringing Christianity Lo the tribe; however, some of rado Ri ver, Baja Cali forni a was thought[...]onaries were try- When he reached the mouth of the Colorado in 1702, Fi1thcr ing to eliminate Ho[...]mis- an island. His 17 10 map un vei led this discovery and was the sionaries, and driving the Spaniards out of New M exico. The model for all area maps f[...]ds ended up founding El Paso clcl Norte, the site of Father Kino drew o f the area, wh ile wid[...]onora. T he missions swore allegiance to the King of Spain, they did not perm it[...]ure i l1lo A riw na after Future colonization of A rizona would come from the K ino's[...]rui ns. cast which wou ld have made Ar izona part of New M exit:o. l n 1796, a Yaqui nati[...]e si lver to a Sonornn merchan t and soon One of the most famous missi onaries in Arizona was a[...]many Spaniards, hearing of the discovery, traveled lo the Jesuit, Father Eus[...]area in search of easy wealth, Captain Juan Bautista de /\ nza miss[...]of Fronteras arri ved soon after to col lect laxes. There was Ki nn had been offered a professorship at the University of[...]determination that promising 10 j oin the Society of Jesus should his life be[...]abandoned because all of the surface silver had been his rniclcl lc name, Francisco, to show his[...]or sil ver beneath the earth, there was also fear of aggression mem in the O ri ent but was assigned t[...]colonize 1754 notes the king referred to this as Real de J\ri'l.0111,s. B aja, Cali forni a. Despite his best efforts, colonization !here During this time, an undercurrent of tension smoldered failed. He was then assigned nn[...]er 2 1, known as Pi111erfa J\/1(1, the upper land of the Pi mas. In 1687, 175 1, the Pinms at[...] |
![]() | [...]by the viceroy, the two men and M ountains north of Tucson.[...]leader L uis Oacpicagua. C.ir- explored this rou te and discovered the Grea t Salt Lake. A fte[...]located in Tubac, was built us a walled fort made of adobe.[...]l- By 1757, the presiclio and the small town that had grown[...]und the presidio boasted more than 400 residents. This[...]ti l ity of the Yumans prevented any connection between Cali-[...]The Royal Regulations of 1772, decreed by K ing Charles Ill of Spain specified many changes to be made in New[...]W ith nati ve hostility stil l high, the viceroy of New[...]llages close to the presidios ancl given presents of i nferior[...]l'irearrns and alcoholic beverages. To the dismay of the Fran-[...]nts, the Galvez Two events in the mid- l 760s had a profound effect on plan did bring peace to A rizona. When peace arrived , so did Arizona history. T he first, the transfer of the L ouisiana Terri -[...]ble land tory to the Spanish, lessened the threat of the French to the grants of the period include the Canoa and the Sonoita land Spanish colonies. The second was the issuance of a decree[...]t even disturbed by the M exi- by K ing Charles n of Spain to expel all Jesuits from the[...]Spain recognized M exico's inclc- Spanish Empire. This latter event req uired th at the Jesuits[...]pcnclencc in the Treaty of Cordoba, A ugust 24, 182 1. rrom the Ari zona mis[...]Yem Cruz w here 1n the new Republic of M exico, Lhe m·ea we know as A ri - they were pu[...]verted to the government. The mis- State of the West), which also included Sonora and Sinaloa[...]Pi mcrfa Al ta were gi ven to the Franciscans. By this The M exican nag was raised at Tucson, the[...]- time the missions were deteriorati ng, and most of the natives tlement in A ri zona. In 183 1[...]remained part of Sonora until ii became part of the United Father Francisco Tomas Hermengildu[...]American Exploration explorations that Kino had started many years earlier. Duri ng one of his trips, he explored the region in w hat is now[...]y hefirst significant American exploration of Arizona ico. There the nati ves told of Europeans to the west. Garces occurred af[...]herous. Garces and Captain the town of Wi lliams, Bill Williams M ountain, and th[...] |
![]() | [...]When Frank lin Pierce became president of the United Regulations of 1772, but the plan was outdated.[...]n diclator, Antonio L 6pez Because t he Sonorans had neither strong leadership de San ta[...]December 30, 1853, the their arms, the population of Sonora declined from the Gadsden Purc[...]between the two countries had been marked and all of Ari- mid-1830s but increased in other parts of Mexico. zona, w ith the boundaries we know today, became pan of the A merican territory. A ri zona did not play a role in lhe M exi can-American War. M ost of the battles were waged in Texas, New M exico,[...]ettling Arizona and California. Because A ri zona had no major cities and no mines, il was of 110 real va lue to either side.[...]veled through Arizona afte r the The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, signed on February 2,[...]fornia gold fi elds. |
![]() | [...]M ll. 1-ENNIUM EDITION The Territory of Arizona Goodw[...]hich Mowr y heard, w ho wrote Hisw,y of 1he Co11q11es1 of Mexico and who had |
![]() | [...]n 190 I Governor Murphy authorized the format ion of Lewis[...]ng miners dicl not want to pay for services they did not need.[...]On New Year \ Day 1909, an event occurred that had Irwi[...]Congress had not a train in Phoeni x. Before the train reached the town of M ar-[...]Ni:i/1 1m 11e December 189 1, they had hidden previously. Maricopa Coun ty Sheri ff C,,r[...]w here he located an auto- them the establishment of sil ver as !he legal currency instead mobi lc to pursue the brothers while the posse followed on of gold as the standard. Legislation introduced in Congress horseback. This was the first ti me an automobilc was used to by[...]ng a Demo- fou nd the brothers, both of who m eventually surrendered. erntic stale into t[...]Because the sheri ff had developed a reputation of being a Other Governors before statehood inclu[...]a. Election Day, up. Capta in Buckey O'Neill, one of T heodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders, was among the[...]could be gates to the convention out of a total of 52 delegates. added to the U.S. flag.[...]bicamernl legislature w ilh legislators of both houses bei ng of the Twentieth Century[...]d low pay for the A rizona before and at the turn of the century was still Governor,[...]ject 10 recal l. a wild place. Violence was a way of life in this corner of T he voters overwhel mingly appro[...]on October 26, 188 1, pilling recall of j udges. He refused to allow admission of A rizona as the Earp brothers nnd D oc Holl iday[...]ll-male jury found Osborn as Secretary of' State; Marcus A . Smith and H enry F. Pea[...] |
![]() | [...]T he Uni versity of A riiona dis-[...]missed its students, all 254 of[...]ed 48-gun sal ute had to be halted[...]One couple, Joe M elczer lishing the Bureau of Criminal Identification; establishi ng and Ha1.el[...]and creating the Colorado River Com- earlier that morning, unti l they got the word that Arizona had mission. Like most Rcpubl icans in I 930, d[...]st the election to his opponent, George the slate of Arizona and exchanged rings presented by lhree-[...]enjamin Baker defeated Governor Hunt in the pri - of all Ihe celebrations, very few people spent the n[...]ld be the Inst time Hunt Government and the State of Arizona was a c[...]ied at his zona's first Governor, serving a total of seven terms, Phoeni x home at the[...]Capitol rotunda on the G reat Seal of the State of Ari zona thal though not in succession.[...]1932. Governor Moeur was a physician who had practiced in ner by 30 votes; however, both men took the oa1h of office as Tombstone, Bisbee, and Tempe. Many people j oked that the Governor of Ari zona on December 30, 19 I 6. A s the new babies Governor Moeur had del ivered over the years were year began, Govern[...]to the conlinuing economic problems of 1he time. agreed to give credit to members of the legi slature un1i l a Governor was authorized[...]Superior Court in Phoen ix on Stanford had been a cowboy and a soldier. During his single Ja[...]. Jones was an engineer who Osborn, 1he Secrelary of State, unl ii the Superi or Court made[...]ad he ended up opening a drug Governor, de facto, of Ari zona. Two clays lalcr Hunt agreed store in Superior. That store led to a chain of drug stores that 10 turn his office over to Campb[...]or. While Governor, his friendship with bell, who had served as Governor 11 months and three weeks several slate senators did not sit well w ith members of the turned his offi ce over to Governor Hunt three days after the House of Representatives. In spite or that, laws passed du[...]works employees and establishment of the Department of Supreme Court for a rehea ring of the gubernatori al contest. Librar[...] |
![]() | [...]the U.S. Sen- Osborn was a nati ve A rizonan and had served three terms as ate but he was unsuccessful in his attempt. Secretary of Stale. He had also ser ved as the youngest, at age[...]lican, was elected Governor in 24, elected member of the Constitutional Convent ion. A l'ler 1[...]g his tenure, he argued his ser vice as Secretary of Stale, he in volved hi mself in j our-[...]A riw na should receive a greater portion of Colorado River nalism and publishing. In 1940 he[...]t-war boom saw the seat in I 964. Goddard had run unsuccessfully in 1962 and populat ion double[...]o again in 1966 and I968. as well as the re,1lity of a shortage of water. Governor John Ri chard "[...]rnor God- Osborn died in office on May 25, J.948, of amyotrophic lat- dard. W illiams, a Rep[...]emocrat Dan Gar vey succeeded who had also served as the mayor of' Phoeni x. In 1965, the Osborn. Garvey had been Secretary of State w hen Governor courts ordered r[...]dicta ted by the U.S. Supreme Court. W hen tions of November I 948, the voters passed a constitutiona[...], the people also amendment establishing the line of succession for pol itica l elected a pred[...]a woman for Governor in change. One of the major projects i nitiated during Wi lliams' I 950. A na Frohmiller had been the state audi tor and was tenure[...]rd Pyle, a radio personality known as the " Voice of panic to hold that office i n A rizo[...]lel'l office on October 20, 1977, before rhc end of elected in 1952 by a wide margin. He was defeated[...]y Carter. Castro's successor 1n 1909 the town of M illennial C ity was established on was Secretary of State, Wesley Bolin. Bolin, who served as the Uta[...]own's foundi ng fathers were Secretu ry of Stale for al most 29 years before becoming Gov- p[...]y creek state's chief executive. that did not run very far. Jn the I 890s, the Mormon Churc[...]I 948 electi on provided that the Secretary of State becomes for statehood. Many of the church ciders who did not want to the new Governor; however, in order Lo assume the office of give up the practice of polygamy moved to Short Creek. Governor, the Secretary of State must have first been elected Two stori[...]long-lime assistant Rose Mofford as Secretary of Sta te. Mof- was that the houses were bui It on skids to enable the houses ford had 1101 yet been elected to the office at the time of to be dragged across the border from the state th[...]r, Babbitt is most remembered for the 1980 number of welfare claims from young women all idenl i fying[...]implementation of a maj or ground water management pro- the same hu[...]outmoded dress made them the years this program has repeatedl y received prai se from rat[...]of the state's children. He championed strict penalties for the name of the town to Colorado Ci ty.[...]child abusers and established an Office of the Child. Subse- The Mormons, who strongly d[...], electi ng instead Ernest McFarland. M cFarl and had presidency in J 988. President B il l Clint[...]ate from I 940 to I 952 when he was Secretary of the Interi or in 1993. For more informatio[...] |
![]() | [...]In 1986 M echam won lhe election carrying 40% of' the The age of the a utomobile, includ ing motorcycles, vole. One of his first acts as Governor was to rescind an arrived in Arizona in the early 1900s j ust as it did e lse- Executi ve Order th at hacl established a[...]uary 19 12, the state held its first auto- ti111e had been elected Secretary of Slate several times, mobi le show. ln its first year of statehood, A rizona registered became Governor on[...]nsti1utional officers lo be elected by a majority of votes in Nogales in three hours and five mi[...]later elections. If no one received 50% plus one of lhe vote, a run- Tucson molorists set a ne[...]i7.Clnu The Democrnts nominated Terry Goddard who had been ranked ninth i n the nation in per capita ownership of nmomo- mayor of Phoeni x for several yea rs and who was the son o[...]By 1929 Arizona had fewer than 300 mi les or paved J. Fife Symington[...]d money to build ther canclid,lle received 50%+ I of the vote. A run-off elec-[...]hat, even if it is wet and the ri vers and washes are by more than 40,000 votes.[...]was co nvicted U.S. Rou le 66, n portion of which would cross northern Ari- by a federal j ur[...]igned as governor. 7..ona and the counties of Mohave, Yavapai, Coconino, (His conviction was la[...]U.S. D istrict Navajo, and A pache. Courl of Appeals). Secretary of Stale Jane Hull became Gov-[...]ona th at were paved went ernor and took the oath of office on September 8, 1997,[...]Verde River. However, some people fell that this wou ld put t998. I n thal election, five wome n[...]ale Treasurer Carol Springer; and Superi ntendent of' Public Instruction A few years lat[...]eegan. Brenda Burns was nlso re-elected president of the Senate, continuing as the rirst woman to[...]son, known as the Beel ine Highway, disti nctions of being Arizona's first woman Speaker of the House or Representat ives and the first Repub[...]1959. elected Secrctnry of State and Governor. Other interesti ng political focts: Arizona had only one The town of N ew River marked lhc encl of the paved por- representative in Congress l'or 28 years l'rom 19 12 until ti on of lhc B lack Canyon Highway as recently as 1949. T[...]scoll was a 1hird seat 20 years later us a result of 1he 1960 census. One w inding cl i rt roacl. additional scat was gained as a result of each census taken in In 1960 construct[...]k Ca11yon F'ree- 1970. 1980, and 1990 for a total of six. II is expected that lhc way, also known[...]e. The Black Canyon r reeway connccls Phoenix sus are counted. In the section of thi s /J/11e Book on A ri zo- and Flagstaff i[...]the Federa l Government, you w ill find a listing of all mi les compared wit h the old rout[...] |
![]() | [...]xperienced tremendous l 96S and the last segment of 1- 10 through Arizona was grow th during this ti 111e. Tempe was just a small co llege finally[...]population grew 10 25,000 and, by I 96S, Tempe had 45,000 Charles Hamilton meed his ai rpl ane, made of bamboo and residents , a growt h in 24 years of 1,400%. By the 1990 cen- silk, against a Studebaker car al the state fairgrounds. T he sus, Tempe had grown to almost 142,000 residents. races ended in[...]Mesa boasted a population in 1940 of 7,000 and held the K atheri ne Stinson, a stunt pi lot in Tucson, delivered " nir cl ist inction of bei ng A ri zona's third largest city, just as it[...]on opened loclay. By 1950, Mesa's popul ation had grown lo 17,000, the nation's fi rst municipal ai[...]again Charles Lindbergh l anded his Spi rit of St. Louis airplanc[...]In the 1990 census, M esa registered a population of at T ucson on Sep tember 23, 1927. Later that sam[...]compcn- Apache Junction, located east of M esa cm the Maricopa- sat inn.[...]Pinal County l ine at the base of the famed Supersti ti on[...]ing 10 Marshall Tri mble in his Roadside Histo,y of Ariw11a, over Tucson on its world-circling journe[...]lhe lobby. Out back was a crude zoo made of boards and clictecl thal the mountai ntops would[...]lhan 18,000 residents. Thepopulation of the state and its cities grew rapidly[...]e than a SOO% increase. Population growth con- at this rapid rate, by the year 2000, the population will[...]lation of more than 130,000. reach 100,000." In May 1920, c[...]What broughl the influx of people to Ari7.0na? One reported that the city's[...]answer could be the in vention of the evi1porative cooler in decade later it would[...]920 Census J 934 by A.J . Eddy of Yuma. Suddenly businesses th at had[...]rs with the help I n the mid I 920s, Ph oenix had a population of 42,500. or coolers and the subsequenl ly[...]rail ronds served the area, along wi th 30 miles of street- ing devices. In addi tion numer ous businesses came to Ari- car 1racks, SO miles of paved roads, 85 mi les of siclcwalks, zona to supporl bolh Lhe war e[...]public parks. The city limi ts were Many of those who served in the mi li tary in Arizona 16t[...]and loca tion near a streetcar To i llustrate this, decennial population fi gures arc l isted[...]purcel of land and !hen build small frame houses wi lh just[...]founding lhe retirement community of Sun City. 1999 (est.) 4 ,778,33[...] |
![]() | [...]M IL LENN IUM EDITION of Ari zona's populati on in 1900 was located in rur[...]menl-crealed Resolution Trust Company |
![]() | [...]Coliseum in Phoe- During the decade of 19 10, prospective women voters nix, also known a[...]an educational mock election in Phoeni x to learn how to they moved ro the new A merica West Arem1. The[...]d championship in state peni tent iary. She had been convicted of murder. A short 1994and repeated the feat in 1997. Jerry Colangelo has been biography of Dugan appeared in the 1995- 1996 Ariza11a B/11e i[...]Book. On March 13, 1930, Jane Addams, founder of Hull tlers, the Phoenix Mercury, and the A rizona[...]gan with the Phoenix Coyotes in 1996. The Coyotes had originally been the Win- Arizonans e[...]election, Arizonans, known for their record of electing[...]utional offices in the state: Governor, Secretary of list of the I 00 top A rizona athletes of the 20th Century. Thal State, A ttorney General[...]y notable names in numerous sports, some of Public Jnstruction. o f whom are listed below. Football players include Danny Wh i[...]with hostility by the Western Federation of Miners, which L ouie Espinoza. Others on the list[...]s Long Clarkdalc. A bout 65 alleged members of lWW were placed (track), Charlie Hickcox (swimmin[...]an and a few 1,200 suspected members of the TWW, some of whom were more of the current Diamondbacks team: Steve Finley, Jay[...]e 19 10s, T he boltom foll out of the copper marker after World War 1920s, a[...] |
![]() | [...]rch 2, 19 14, Safford, following in the footsleps of zona's " poetess lnureate," wore a gown made or c[...]o T he legislature created the Depar1 n1cn1 of M ineral became important Lo the residen[...]n broadcasting on ment increased the clcvelopmcnt of machine power lo pro- December 4, 194[...]e Orphcum T healer opened in procedures. Nol only did these developmen1s reduce the rel i- Phoen[...]r was raging in Europe during the early years of[...]1101 available during 1he war. T he Korean had more people serving per capita than any other sta[...]M allhew Juan of Saca- gold, si lver. lead, and zinc. A lthough mi[...]1011, a member of the nent an induslry today, !here arc still many[...]sionnl M edal of Honor A ircraft Company in Tucson, Garrell Corpor[...]enemy lines. He crash-landed, then sleppecl ou t of the[...]ined Lroops. He died in a hai l of gunfire and was given a hero's by their fi[...] |
![]() | [...]/\ ir Force Base was closed in ant Ralph O'Neill of the micl- l 990s. Nogales and Major Reed Chambers of Fon[...]need for institutions of higher education in Arizona. to pilots w ith ri v[...]l st Territorial Legislature established a Board of down fi ve and seven[...]as the Uni versity of A ri2.0na i n Tucson. tively.[...]ti on of $25,000 to Tucson for what would become the Uni- Regiment of the A ri - versity of A rizona. One condition the legislature altached[...]the measure was that the people of Pima County had to served with valor and,[...]. He took a walk in the desert about a mi le east of son's special ho nor[...]Ariw11a St<1/e Capitol In 1935 students of T hey[...]wn as Old Main. i ng the U.S.S. Arizona with most of her crew aboard . On February 26[...]o Establish a Normul School War II. In the spring of I 942, General Pallon organized a in the Territory of Arizona." The measure passed the 13th training ce[...]on March 12, 1885, thereby establishing whaL are now should actually train i n the desert. T hunde[...]Under the supervision of Principal 1-lirma Bradford Navaj o radio oper[...]Japanese code breakers. Martha Wilson of Tempe. At that time the school's mission[...]was 10 provide instruct ion in the areas of teaching and agri - Ira Hays, a Pima from Bap[...]School of Arizona at the turn of the century and later to the New Caledonia, Bouga[...]ore becoming February 23. 1945 I-lays beca me one of our nation's mos1[...]after he dedicated the Roosevel t Perhaps one of the best known Ar.izonans i nvolved in[...]opened its doors in Plagstaff with an cnroll mcnt of zoIrn National Guard and was stationed in Sicily.[...]thirty-seven students. Four young women from this group Pu litzer Prize in 1945 for his sketches de[...]or Arizona legislature changed the status of the instituti on from internment camps, were l oc[...]nd one at Poston. I n addition, bachelor of educati on degree. A t that time. the school's name Scottsdale had a German prisoner-M-war camp.[...]e U.S. A rmy, was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor College at Fl:1gstaff with the addition of majors leading LO for service duri ng the Vietnam War. Luke and Davis- the bachelor of arts and sciences degrees. It achieved uni[...] |
![]() | [...]th public and pri vate edu- distinction of having lhc greatest number of charters today, cational institutions. Enrol lmen[...]of the year the state receives little rain, and most of the uni versity in the Uni ted States, w ilh near[...]the 88 universities in 1he nalion rivers are dry. During the monsoon season, many 1ha1 ha ve b[...]areas receive too much rain often flooding creeks, Arizona State Universi ty and the Universi ly of Arizona.[...]flooding and rcta111I 11g the water has standing of our educational history follow. On July 2, 19 15, always been an issue of concern to the residents of the state. Maricopa County tried to move the University of Arizona's T he native peoples of lhe desert recogni zed thi s and built agricullur[...]a referendum seeking al the turn of lhc last century, floodwaters wreaked havoc on removal of the state capito l from Phoenix to Bisbee, Dou-[...]the first clam to be built to hel p con- passage of legislal ion establ ishing and maintaining kinder[...]eodore Rooscvcll on March 18, 19 11 . Arizona did not escape the debate over the teaching of Other clams soon fol lowed: Horse M esa Dam in 1925 evolu1ion. T he U niversily of Arizona's course on evolution created Ap[...]ats, or anyth ing man or beas t could eat in lieu of cash from stuclenls for board, room, and The cons1ructi on of Parker Dam gave birlh to one of A ri - books.[...]mmanding tic, part-time soldiers had borrowed a couple of relic steam- General of lhe U.S. Army Air Trnining Command dming[...]learn Wornen--First and Foremost section of the 1995-1996 Ari- aboul conducting business in f[...]Field No. I as surplus prop- under cover of darkness, had "invaclecl" Cali fornia. U nfortu- erty from the[...]ss school in 1948. Now known as Thun- had to be rescued by the "enemy." The incidcnl made the derbird, the A merican Graduate School of [nternational nation's newspapers a[...]inues lo be a hot topic in the state. At the turn of the tician , was i nfuriated wi lh Cali forn[...]-play politics cenlury, segregation was the issue of the day. (the clam was spe[...]t was named George Washington of the river and pruhibi1ed the co nstruction worker[...]" touching the sacred soil of old Arizona." The guardsmen[...]aimed al the clam T he fight for integration of all state public schools culmi- sile. The action got the attention of the wary workers c111d nated in 1953 when African American attorney H.B. Daniels Secretary of the I nterior H arold Ickes called a halt to the[...]later, the U.S. Supreme Court dcciclcd in ra vor of school[...]ervation lands. The U.S. Senate accepted this compromise. i ntegral ion for the entire United States in 8 ro11111 v. Board of[...]ln the mid- I 990s, Arizona authorized a new form of K - Parker Dam protects the peopl[...] |
![]() | [...]water into the A ll-American Canal. Construction of On A pri l 7, 1933, A ri zonans got[...]sanction the repeal of national prohibition w hen A ri zona the long campaign to hold its share of Colorado River water.[...]ruling and sai d that Arizona owned the east bank of the ri ver. ln 193 1, the bodies of two slain women were discovered The Colorado[...]i zona's western border, in a trunk that had been shipped from Phoenix to Los Ange- periodically flooded parts of Arizona, Cal iforn ia, and Mex- les. The police broudeasted news of their search for Wi nnie ico. I n 1905, the river[...]dic nood waters, Congress authorized the building of a for her return to Arizona. Fi ve days later Arizona asked for dam in Boulder Canyon. B ecause of an earthquake fault, the separate trials for the murder of the two women alleged to dam was moved downstream[...]ave been Judd's v icti ms. Judd was fou nd guilty of the mur- called B oulder Dam. AL one point, the Secretary of the Inte- der of one women by a j ury on February 9, 1932, and was rior changed the name to Hoover Dam in honor of the Presi- sentenced by the court to hang[...]1939 and 1962 she escaped seven ti mes, the last of w hich fn 1934, the name was changed back to[...]m she was in hidi ng until the summer of 1969. In 1971 , Judd w hen the Democrats came bac[...]e until Pres iden t Harry S Truman age of 93 in 1998. renamed it Hoover Dam. After much controversy, construc- ti on on the dam began i n[...]m was closed and the year-old girl into u car, drove her to the desert, and raped her waters of the Colorado Ri ver started forming Lake M ead. I[...]th the named after Dr. Elwood M ead, Commissioner of Reclama- kidnapping and the rape. tion during the bui lding of the dam.[...]d John F lynn, On May 30, 1935, the Governors of Ari zona and Utah appealed Mirnn<la's[...]dedi- have exp'lain ed to Miranda that he had the right to remain cated Lo the 89 men who lost[...]started in the I 960s. The w as the murder of Don B olles, an Arizona Republic investi- U.S. Bu[...]ose f'orte was tracking clown political cor- nity of Page to provide headquarters for the construct io[...]fraud. In 1976 he to house the workers. The town of Page is now the gateway scheduled an app[...]car, a homemade bomb exploded, knocki ng out w indows[...]the hotel. Both of Bolles legs had to be amputated, as did bis Arizona went "dry'' five years before the rest of the right arm, and, 11 days after th[...]injuries. D espite the efforts of law enforcement and other nation.[...]indicating the person Prohibition f'or the res t of the country would come with the or persons who ordered the bomb i_ng. passage of the 20th amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 19[...]At that time federal agents used the sewer system of a 5ome of Arizona's most famous individuals have Phoenix hotel to dispose of confiscated alcohol. They dis-[...]been mentioned earlier in this history section. Other covered some ingenious hot[...]in a variety of fields include Tom Mix, Lewis Tewanirna,[...] |
![]() | [...]rs later, Palmer pi1ched a World Series 1he site of the acciden1. Mix appeared in mnny movies that[...]r pi tcher, were fil med in 1he Prescott area. He had previously come 10 Sanely K oufox. Palmer[...]nto ists of A merica was the Bnseball Hall or Fame in[...]organization has zonans, they did have an A riwna connection. T hey were become one of the married in the M ethodist church i[...]n. groups of ar1is1s in lhe[...]eback, which resul1cd in his nonfiction The u.1st of To111 Mix Me111orial 11cC1r Florence B eeler[...]the Plai11s111e11. He used the urea nol'l'h of the Grnnd Canyon[...]nf the P111ple Sage, rounders were George Phippen of Sku ll Vnl Icy, Arizona and[...]his firsl major success ful book. Charlie Dye of Verde Va lley, A ri zona. A well-known Hopi I[...]Grey cvenlllal ly bui lt a lodge at the base of 1he M ogollon 1969 at the age of 92. One o r the United Slates' greates t dis-[...]home bui lt an observatory on a hi ll west of Flagstaff, away rrom -- all in the same day! I le[...]li fe 1ndian School i n Pennsyl vania w here one of his school males on Mars, he named lhe hill[...]W. Tombaugh, a 23-year-old who had not yet graclu aled fro m lo his death. He was th[...]ugh, using a spe• after the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame was crealccl.[...]discovered on February 18, 1930, Ari zona has had a number of l'amous native sons and 1h.1t Lowell had been correcl. On March 13, J930, Lowe) I daughter[...]evine, Obser va1ory announced thal i t had located the ninth pl ane- Jack Elam. and Rex A llen, Jr. Devine, a charncler actor, was tary member of our solar system after a 25-year search. The born[...]long w i1h seven others. Rex A llen, Jr., one of the sil ver screen's singing CQW- boys, was ac1ua[...]who held the til le o r Miss Arizona. w rote one of 1he two A ri zrnrn state songs w hich appears in[...]M iss A rkansas, who usually had to slancl togelher, made a Paso" has the dis1inc1ion of being the first country song 10[...]on a conversati on. M ercer Frank Borman, one of the original seven M ercury astro- marri[...]e las1 M iss nau1 s, hai led from Tucson where he had been a quarlerback A meri ca 10 d[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE 13001< West. His love of music led him lo Cali fornia where he used[...]s w ith Leonard Slye. Nolan's first hil of Arizona. |
![]() | [...]enacted laws lo adopt the followi11g symbols. /11 this section, a picture of each .\'late symbol appear.~ aluug with an expla11alio11 or t!e.l'criptio11 of tlte symbol.[...]symbolized on the face of the seal. ln the background is a ra nge of moun-[...]behind the peaks. At lhe right side o f the range of[...]middle distance, are irrigated fields and orchards reaching into the f[...]with a pick and shovel. Above this is the motto " D ilat Deus," mean ing[...]"Grea t Seal of the State of Arizonn'' and the year or admission to the[...]ous and unmusical cha-cha-cha which sounds like a car engi ne try - ing lo turn over. The Cactus Wren's[...]lower elevations in the southern and western part of the state below the Mogollon R im. It can also be found in parts of Utah, Texas, New Mexico, Cali forn ia, and Mexico[...]pen wood lands and grasslands where cholla cactus are round. They are omni v(11-c>us, foraging for insects on the groun[...]rubs and also feeding on seeds and frui ts. T hey are active during daylight hours at any time The female Cactus Wren lays 3-4 eggs w hich are then incu- of lhe year. Cactus Wren eggs and the young wrens are vul- ba ted ror about 16 days. Onl y the females are i nvol ved with nerable to smaller predators such[...].idult birds arc rarely preyed upon. Their nests are foot- al hatching. A bout 65-70% of all nesting attempts are suc- ball-shaped, made o r grass, and line[...] |
![]() | [...]fou nd in lhe desert and desert foothill regions of Ari -[...]May depending on the elevation, it is a blaze of shim-[...]mering yellow-gold. Two species are nati ve lo A ri-[...]Cactus Blossom The stnte fl ower is the bl ossom of the saguaro cactus. The blossom is a pure white, waxy flower which appears in garlands on the Lip of the long arms of the cactus during May and June. The Saguaro Blossom was adopted as the flora l emblem of the Arizona Territory on March 8, 190 I, and off[...]stone used for centu- cial neckwear of Arizona by[...]found throughout the symbol of the West," is usu-[...]posed of hydrous and leathennakers i[...] |
![]() | [...]represents the co pper star of A ri7,ona rising from a blue ficl<l[...]in the face of a setting sun." - Chapter 7, Session Laws of[...]tant Genern l of Arizona ( J 9 12- 1918 and 1923- 1928).[...]adopt a l'lag came originally from lhe members of the 19 10[...]Matches 1;1t Camp Perry. A ll of the other teams nt Camp[...]emblem of any k ind. The first n ag was sewn by Nan D. 1-la[...]he first consideration was historical "T he fl ag of' the Slate of A rizona shal l be as fol lows: The va l ue;[...]s eolors. Blue and gold were the /\ri- lower half of the fl ag shall be a blue field; the upper hulr[...]r on the lower l ine and continue 1·0 the tion of 1540 to the Seven Cities of Ci bola. From these cir- edges of the flag, colorcd alternately light yellow and re[...]from the blue or the Union Flag, were consisting of six yellow and seven reel rays; in the ct:nler o[...]pper co lored five-point star so names it) of the A ri zona Flag. Since A rizona was the largest placed that the poi nts shall be one foot from the top of the producer or copper in the nation, an<l[...]ag and 1he lower poin ts one foot from the bottom of the which might be easi ly distinguished, the copper stnr found rlag. The red and blue shall be of the same shades as the col- its place on th[...]s a western stale, it was thought ors in the flag of the United States; the flag to have u four- the effect of the rays of lhe selling sun wou ld be appropriate foot hoist[...]and gold (or proportions 10 be observed ror flags of other sizes. The flag yellow) or the old S[...]Petrified Woocl is the Stale Fossi l. Most of[...]Remnants of giant trees from :rncient for-[...]ers of sand and silt. Ln some cases, the[...]of pctri ficcl wood on sale within the Park[...] |
![]() | [...]ll and slender and about 2 1/2 feet long. l·hilf of a ringtail 's length is its bushy tail wh ich is[...]ike face is dominated by huge, round eyes which are ringed in w hite. Its ear1> arc large and rounded. The ringtail 's claws, like a ca t's, are parti ally retractable. Its Latin name means "smart litt le rox." Ringtails are found in a wide va riety of A ri zona habitats, ra nging from the Sonornn De[...]through May. They usu- ally have 2-4 young which are born from M ay lo July. The young are blind al birth and are covered w ith downy white fur. The young begin f[...]onths and arc wea ned at four months. Ringtai ls are omnivorous, feecli ng on a w ide variety of fruits, berries, insec ts, l izards, frogs, birds, and rodents. Ri ngtai ls are effic ient and effecti ve predators. They ~,re especially fond of woodrats and arc known to t.ake over their dens[...]and bobcat. Ringtai ls, except when w ith young, are solitary creatures. They have considerable adapta[...]bility to greatly concentrate their urine. T hey are shy and nocturnal and thus arc seen by few people[...](crotalus willardi willardi) Of the known 33 species o f rattlesnake, 11 may be f[...]han in any other state in the U.S. Rattlesnakes are di vided into two genera: Cro1a/11s and Sistmrns.[...]length. The snakes are born in A ugust or September and are usually[...]6-8 inches long, weighing as li!lle as 1/4 of an ounce. Tts upturned nose scales give this species its common name. lt has bold, whi te[...]hiricahua A paches modeled thei r war paint after this snake's[...]in cool canyons und pines at elevmions of 5,000 - 8,000 feet. They l ike crevices of rocks and ground cover in the cool, moist canyon[...]bottoms. T hey are secretive and nre acti ve all day long, includi n[...]s, centipedes, small snakes, or small mice that are their main food. The Ari w na ridge-nosed rattlesnake is threatened by many of man's activi ties and, because of its limited range, is one of four rattlesnake species on the list of'Threate ned Nati ve Wildl ife in A riz.ona[...] |
![]() | [...]Game and Fish Department. Unfortu- nately, since this is a relatively rare snake in the U.S., an illega[...]color without any pink lateral banding. Its spots are pronounced and usually spaced uni forml y over the body. Dorsal, pelv ic, and anal lins are w hite or yellow tipped. The dorsal fin is pro- p[...]istorically, the Apache Jrout occupied headwaters of the Salt, San Francisco, and Little Colorado ri vers. Current dis- tributi on of natural population s is in live slreams on the Fo[...]ea closely resembling " pure" populati ons, three of w hich occur on the Reservmi on. Popu- lalions ha[...]information about the Apache Trout, indi- cations are th at their habitat is small-si zed streams at hi[...]en water temperatures reach 46° F. The egg count of females averages about I 00 eggs in the w ild, but lake and hatchery fish have had counts up to about 4,000 eggs, Spawning occurs in reeds generally built at downstream ends of pools. The fish rely primarily on pool developmen[...]ximia ) The Arizona or 111oun1ain treefrog is one of two native speci es o f tree frogs found in Arizo[...]og, has been introduced into our state. Treefrogs are well known for their climbing abili ties and are helped in these endeavors by disk-like pads at the tips of their toes. A rizona lrecfrogs arc small, usually[...]mes its back may be spotted or barred. Both sexes are whitish underneath, but males have a Jan or green[...], and eximia, meaning uncommon. Arizona trecfrogs are found in the mountains of central Arizona and western New M ex ico along th[...]chise County. Arizona tree- frogs arc inhabitants of oak, pine, and fi r forests above 5,000 fe[...] |
![]() | [...]NA B L UE B OOK A rizona lreefrogs spend most of the year inactive. Where they spend their dormant time is unknown , but i n the early part of -=i=t¼Fl |
![]() | [...]; Your mounrnins, deserts and slrenms; The rise of Dos Cabezas*[...]gic in me; Oo, A rizona, You're the l ife- blood of me;[...], 1,J, The sage and cactus are blooming,[...]ln UD &1\ ._ _ And the smell of the rain on your skin. Oo, A ri zona;[...]c magic in me; Oo, Arizona, You're lhe life-blood of me. Oo[...]an, 11 of lh• nlu °"- you r[...] |
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![]() | [...]ree in El.e mcntary Education from the University of Kansas in 1957 and has taken postgraduate courses[...]Ari zona State University. She is also a graduate of the Josephson E1hics Institute. She taught in the[...]1964. Mrs. Hull was elected to the Arizona House of Representati ves in 1978, taking office in Januar[...]igning her position in 1993 to ru n for Secretary of State. During her tenure in the House of Representali ves, she served as Chairman of the Government Operations Committee and in I988 w[...]ajority Whip. She served two terms as lhe Speaker of lhc House ( 1989- 1992), the fi rsl woman to do s[...]s. Hull served as Speaker Pro Tem and as Chairman of the Economic Development Co mmillec and lhc Et hi[...]Association named Mrs. Hul l National Legislator of the Year in 1989. Mrs. Hull was elected Arizona's I 6th Secretary of S1a1e iu 1994 and took office in Janunry 1995, lh[...]governor September 5, 1997, upon the resignation of J. Fife Symington. She serves on the boards of numerous community, service, and polit ical organ[...]integri ty, and trusted leadership to the people of Arizona. Throughout her distingu ished and ground[...]l years in office, she has delivered on every one of these issues, with record investments in our schools, a program to provide health insurance to the children of the work- ing poor, her Gro wing Smarter plan to[...]Office of the Governor[...]us T he Governor is the chief execul ive officer of the stale and is Stephanie Ashcroft, Advisor for Appointments |
![]() | [...]Frnncle Noyes, D irector of Co mmunications/Press Stephanie Gubsel[...]jrth Date .Qc11th Dntc Pln1,;!,1 of Di:alh 19 12- 19 17 George W. P[...] |
![]() | [...]nn for gov- office of Governor of A rizona. She served until the ernor aga[...]I '.I Became A eling Governor upon the death of Governor Becam[...]election with Terry Goddard. In 1988, the people of A rizona had vo1ecl in favor of II proposilion requiring 4 First Gove[...]held to Became Governor upon resignation of Governor Cas-[...]A s Attorney General, became Governor upon death of Symington was e[...]he more than 50% of the vote in the 1994 genera l elec- term[...]nor and appointed Rose M o fford Secretary of State. vision re[...]ficials to get more than A rizona's laws of succession dictate that officials can 50% of the vote. " move up" only if they are elected lo their office. The[...]of fraud on September 3, 1997. He resigned from[...]n suc- Secretary of Sl ate Jane Dee Hull became governor ces[...]upon the resignation of J. Fife Symington, effecti ve 9[...]September 5, 1997, at 5 p.111. She took the oath of Impeached by 1hc Ho11se o r Representati[...]on November 3, 1998. She took the oath of o ffice on Bcca111e Acting Governor upon impeachment of Gov-[...] |
![]() | [...]SECRETARY OF STATE[...]izabeth (Betsey) Bayless was appoi nted Secretary of State on September 9, 1997 by[...]Governor Jane Dee Hull and took the oath of office on Seplember I J, 1997. She was I hen elec[...]born in Phoenix. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Latin A mcricirn Studies and Spani[...]During 17 years wi th the State of Arizona, M s. Bayless served as director of the A rizona Depart- ment of Aclminis1ratio11, acting director of the Arizona Department of Revenue, and assistant director of the Arizona Board of Regents. In 1987, Ms. Bayless was appointed vice pres ident of Public Finance for Peacock, Hislop, Staley & G i ven Inc. of Phoenix, investment bankers. She[...]was appointed lo the Maricopa County Board of Superv isors in 1989 and was elected for two[...]ar terms in 1992 and 1996. She served as chairman of the Board in 1992 and 1994 and as[...]d before taki ng the oath o f office as Secretary of State.[...]activities include serv ing un the national board of advisors, University of Arizona College o f Business & Public Admi nistration; Advisory Board, ASU West; Board of D irectors of the Xav ier College Preparatory Foundation; and B[...]mmission on Vio- lence Against Women and a member of the Arizona Town Hall, Charter I 00, Valley Leade[...]include the 1995 Xavier College Preparatory Womnn of A chievement Award; the Bureau o f Reclamation's[...]l in January I 993, and the National A ssociation of Counties' 1993 A chievement Award for reviving an[...]onal Park management ag reement; the A SU College of Public Programs; Hall of Fame; the distinguished A chievement Awiu·d from 1he National Endowment of lhe Humanities Fellowship; 1he Capitol Chapter Busi- ness and Profess ional Women's " Woman of the Year" Award; and the Disti nguished Ci tizen Award from the University of A rizona A lumni A ssociation. Department of State[...]Web site: www.sosaz.com The Department of State is composed of the Office of the Secre- form Commereinl Code; f iles li[...]ships, intergovern- |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK I n 1999. Secretary of S1ate Belsey Bayless successfully peti-[...]manent Voter Outreach the Secretary of State's office SECRETARIES OF STATE SINCE STATEHOOD |
![]() | [...]ful di fferences in the li ves of Arizonans. She established the Chi ld and Family[...]and investigation of cy bercrimes and has success fully prosecuted some of the first cybercrime cases in A ri zona. One of M s. Napolitano's major achievements was the drafting and passage of the Computer Crimes Act of 2000, which puts A rizona in the forefront of the battl e ag,1inst[...]aw the prosecution of more than 6,000 cases. Before being appointed U.S[...]ciate, then later became partner, in the law firm of L ewis and Roca. Early in her career, she served[...]e H onorable M ary Schroeder w ith the U.S. Court of A ppeals for the N inth C ircuit. M s. Napolitano[...]vil Rights and Slop U nderage Smoking Committees of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG). She currently serves on[...]ed her undergraduate degree from the U niver sity of Santa Clara in California, where she was a Truman[...]9 and earned her l aw degree from the Universi ty of V irginia as a Dillnrd Pellow in 1983. She was re[...]Department of Law[...]The A ttorney General is the chief administrator of the Depart- Michael Haenci-, Director of Legislative Affairs ment of Lnw. The A ttorney General a11d the Ass istant A[...]Laura Miller, Director of Community Policy and state governmental agencies.[...]nd com- missions. The Assistanl Allorneys General are prohibited from Tcni Skladany,[...]th ics, Profes- engaging in the pri vate practice of law 01· in an occupation con- sionalism & Training flicting w ith the duties of 1he office. The prohibi tion does not[...]icing attorney for fi ve years preceding !he date of taking office, shall devote fu ll time to the duties of the office, Kal'cn Dcrnel', Unit Manage[...]gage i11 the pri vate practice vices of law or in an occupation conflicting wi th such du[...]Constance E. Kohl, Chief Director The Department of Law is di vided into six di visions, plus[...]In the event that a vacancy occurs in the offi ce of the Governor[...]nation, death, disability, or removal from office of the Governor, and the Secretary or State currentl[...]l assumes the Section office of Governor.[...]Collection Key staff people in the Dep::11·tment of Law include:[...] |
![]() | [...]Teena Olszewski, Director, Office of Victi m Services Montgomcl'y Lee, Chief[...]ppointee.I July I , 1974, to fi ll unexpired term of Gary 19 12- 1915 George P. Ballard[...]7 Became Governor upon the death of Governor Wesley 192 1- 1923 W. J. Galbrai[...]Bolin, March 4, 1978, because Secretary of State Rose 1923- 1929 K.[...]Attorney General was the next in the line of succes- 1933- 1935 1935- 1937 John L[...]8 Appointed to complete the unexpired term of Bruce 1945- 1947' John L. Sullivan[...]ber 1947. 2 Appointed to complete the term of John L. Sullivan. 3 Resigned July I , 1968[...]actice. 4 Appointed to fill unexpired term of Darrell F. Smith. 5 First to be elected to[...]30, 1974, to accept appointment to Court of Appeals, \Vesley[...] |
![]() | [...]nd a resi dent of Prescol1 since 1975. She is lhe ow ner of Spri nger Realty in Prescou , is an Arizona Real[...]Estate Broker, a graduate of the REALTORS l11sIiIute, a Certified Residenlial[...]served as Chairman of the Rules Commi ttee, Vice Chairman or the Govern[...]tee, and as a member of the Finance and N atural Resources, A gricullllre[...]e was al so responsible for assuring full funding of Arizona's Ra iny Day Fund which protects taxpayer[...]ger has consistently been recognized as a "Friend of the Tuxpayer'' by the Arizona Federmion or Taxpay[...]ng her tenure as the Senate Appropriations Chair. This resulted in the enactment o f more than $2.5 bill[...]h ultimately resulted i n a substan tial rollback of that tax. Treasurer Springer is acti ve in busine[...]ic ac ti vities and has served twice as president of the Presco11 Board of Reallors, as a member of the Board of Directors of the Arizona H islorical Society, and as a member of the B oard o r Directors o f A rizona Title/Fi rs[...]o 1984. She also served as first vice pres- ident of the Arizona Parm and Land lnstit.ute in 1980. She[...]Office of the State Treasurer[...]as the state's ch ief financial ex penditures of public monies for the preceding month. On or officer and is charged with prudent management of slate money. before November I o f each year, the Treasurer deli vers to the The Office consists of five divisions including A dminislrative[...]Investment A ccounting. Primary responsibilities of the office include the receipt, safekeeping, inve[...]co ntinued to show substanti al growth bursement of monies belonging to Ihe state, as well as the saf[...]esI earnings exceeded $300 million i n FY keeping of investment securities and performance bonds held[...]Y 1997- 1998; $375 million in FY trnst o n behalf of stale entities. The Stale Treasurer is responsi- J998- I 999; and are proj ected to be in excess of $400 million for ble for annual cash receipts of approximately $ 19.6 billion and FY l 999-2000. an investment portfolio of more than $7.0 bi llion. The I[...]for the year ending June 30, 1999, exceeded line of succession to the Governor. The T reasu rer is a[...]and Poor Average for comparahlc government member of the Board of Investment, serves as the State Sur- i[...]i vely (.40% veyor Genera l, and sits as a member of the State Land Selection and .30%). In rece[...]Passage of Proposi tion I 02 in the 1998 genera l election granted A l the request of the Legislature, the State Treasurer g ives a[...]'unds, which other subject relating to lhe duties of the office. The State Trea- include the Perman[...]rer deli vers l.o the Governor and the Department of Admini s- excess of $930 million. In vestment in equities wi l[...] |
![]() | [...]RIZONA BLUE B OOK enhance the earning po1cntial of these state asscls over lhe long ties conducted by the Office of the State Treasurer. Copies of |
![]() | [...]LcNNJUM EDITION SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION[...]ted Super- The D epartment of Education operates under the direction of M ure and more, people are turn ing to the Internet Lo learn about |
![]() | [...]Laurn Penny, Chi er of Policy and Communications Lynne Dulin, Di[...]ms Rita Sauv, Director of Finance/Economist Mary Lewkowitz, Directo[...]John Schilling, Chief of Policy and Plannin g Karen Liersch, Direc[...]c Supporl (Title ,Jennifer Mab1·y, Chief of Policy and Operations and JI;[...]oc iate Superintendent of Education SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SINCE STATEHOOD[...]eft office lo become an assistant 10 the director of the |
![]() | [...]ity and has done graduate work at 1he Uni versity of Arizona, the Uni versity of Cali forn ia at L os[...]many mines throughout the Soulhwest. This time has resulted in a solid relutionship with mi[...]the Mine Inspectors of Ame rica: the Arizona Rock Products Association:[...]gency A ssoc iation; lhe Arizona Department of Emergency and M ilitary A ffairs; the National A sso- ci:11Ion of State Mine Inspectors; the I Iolmes Safety Assoei[...]lazardous Material Board: the A merican Institute of Mine Engineers; the A ssociation of Genera l Contrac- tors; and the World Affairs Council. Office of the State Mine Inspector The Office of the State Mine Inspector was created in response[...]along the Fon Bowie National |
![]() | [...]rvi sor Personnel in the Mine I nspector's Office are: Drew Langley, Proje[...] |
![]() | [...]A r izona Constitu tion, ArIicle XV. The miss ion of Ihis agency is securities marketplace in[...]as well as regislrali on and/or ove rsight of securi ties, securities vice corporations (public[...]rds; to ensure the li ves. integrity of the securities marketplace; and to foster the saf[...]sion is obta ined from mulliple sources operation of rail roads and gas pipel ines in A ri zona.[...]ission has gcneralcd signifi- who ser ve one term of si x years. Jn the even! of a vacancy, the can1ly more revenue fro[...]a Consti tution to Key employees of the Corporation Commission arc: make sure that ulility rnlcs arc fair, ba lancing the interests of the Lyn Fanner, Chief Counsel custom[...]ael P. Kearns, Deputy Execuli vc Secretary/ es ts of 1hc ulilities in obtaining a l'air return on thei[...]gu lalion is one o f the mosl visible acti vilies of lhe Deborah Scott, Director, Uti[...]i ved his B.S. in Educa lion from lhe Uni versity of Sou1hern Cali forni a and his[...]20 years in the private sector servi ng as a CEO of a company with over 1,000 employees.[...]as 1he Vice President for the Western Conference of Public Service Commissioners. He is 1111[...]S1. Mary's Uni v. of San Antoni o College of Law in San Antonio, TX. He ser ved in 1he /\Z House of Rcp- rcscntalives[...]ring his tenure there, Mr. Mundell was vo1ed "One of A rizona's Top Ten[...]er Fraternal Order of Police Assoc.iates. Governor Hull appointe[...] |
![]() | [...]lo the A ri?.Ona House or Representatives ber of Phi Bela Kappa. He graduated wi th honors from th[...]This .1·1mce cap.1'11/e, used in tlte Apollo program,[...]of li111esto11e, some the size ofsmall houses, were[...]011to the rim. Flat-lying beds of rock in the crtller 111<1'1.~ 1vere[...]as 11mch as 150 feet. Tlte topographical termi11 of Meteor[...]Crarer .1·0 closely resembles tltat of t/1e Earth :1· 1110011 011d[...]otlter planets, NASA desig11ated it as 011e of tlte official train-[...] |
![]() | [...]ATEHOOD T he foll owi ng lists conta in the names of s1alewide elected officers since s1a1ehood for o[...]r 10 the office in the Executi ve Branch port ion of this book. 1:4.X COMMISSIONERS AND DATE OF ELECTION |
![]() | [...]Deparlme11t of Public Safely[...]Phoenix Depllrlmeut of Re11e1111e |
![]() | [...]DS, AND COMMISSIONS ACCOUNTANCY, STATE BOARD OF agen[...]consullation in the area of quality management Web site: www.accounlancy.slal[...]1700 Wesl Washington, Room Bl5 The State B oard of Accountancy co nsists or seven members[...]ccountanls, one public member who is not a holder of a cer-[...]te, and one public account,1111, so long as there are at[...]e.1st 20 public accountants reg islered. The term of the office is five years to begin and encl July 3[...]'ter 5:00 p.111.: 602-542-4580 ACUPUNCTURE BOARD OF EXAMINERS[...]T ucson. These services are provided through police Executi ve Di rector : Je[...]icles, bicycles, and foot T he A cupuncture Board of Examiners consists of nine mem- patrol. Capitol Poli[...]in the workpl ace. These seminars are designed to ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF impro[...]security of their personal property and the slate's 1700 W. W[...]execuli ve services to the branches and agencies of the A rizona slate branch agenc[...]planning for the Dcparlment of Administration and Strategic Administrative[...]542-55 11 including the aclminislration of the state's Per for-[...]The Financial Servi.ces Di vision is comprised of programs of ADOA through administration of the three sections: t[...] |
![]() | [...]M ILLENNI UM EDITION (Office of the S1a1e Comptroller), the State Procure-[...]for |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLU8 BOOK tal Examiners; Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers; of a hearing to the transmission of the decision to the agency, |
![]() | [...]ION T he Advisory Coun<.:il 0 11 Aging consists of 15 members years. The Governor also ap[...]for five-year terms: one as a representative of' organized agri- 1688 W. Admns AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF |
![]() | [...]t Ser vices Division ensures the provision of pes t- free agri cultural products and protects l[...]e on regulatory matters necessity of pesticide appl ications; and protects and admini stered by the Arizona D epartment of Agri- conserves Arizona's native plants, h[...]Program inspects the qual ity of fresh produce in the T he An imal Services[...]d improp- established standards of the Arizona or U.S. erly labeled meat, poultry, rnt ites, mi lk, and eggs; Department of Agriculture and applicable market- protect[...]ing orders. ketabi l ity of Ar izona ani mals and animal products by i[...]Oversigh t Committee consists of 12 members: two members tions, and l ivest[...]of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate repre- Environmental Services D.ivi[...]senting different poli ti cal panics; two members of the H ouse 602-542-3575 of Representatives appointed by the Speaker of the H ouse Fax: 602-542-0466[...]enting different political parties; the Direc tor of the Depart ment of Health Ser vices or the D irector's designee;[...]and the Director o f the D epartment of Economic Securit y or The Environmental Se[...]one regis- ment by ensuring the proper use of crop protecti on tered nurse practitione[...]or feeds, fcrlili7.ers, pesti cides, providers of serv ices to A lzhei mer 's disease clients; and[...]proj ect designed to establish a subclass of licensurc for Fax: 602-253-2247[...]parti san co mmission composed of the Chief Justice of the[...]e Governor with the advice and The Office of Commodity Development and Pro- con[...]ltural cu111111oditi1::s and advice and consent of the Senate. The Commi ssion makes[...] |
![]() | [...]LENNIUM EDITION APPRAISAL, STATE BOARD OF Legal Assistance, Office of |
![]() | [...]AUTHORITY A rlistic and management skills of artisls and arts orguni- zaIions are strengthened.[...]th Seventh Street# I 50 • The csscnIial role of the arts in teaching and learning, Phoenix[...]he Ari zona A utomobile Theft A uthority consists of 12 The A rizona Commission on the Arts receives and disburses members, six of whom arc appointed by the Govern or: two funds from !he stale of Arizona, multiple local and regional county attorneys, two employees of insurers licensed to sources, and the National En[...]members of the general public serving four-year terms erning[...]beginning and ending on the third Monday of January. The following Lime)ine illustrates the range of programs for The A uthority determines the scope of the problem of auto- |
![]() | [...]e opera- T he Arizona Board or Barbers consists of fi ve members tor Lo obtain a license or cea[...]or al least fi ve years, one bar- 4. Resolution of Consumer Complaints/Inquiries[...]arding requirements; and adopts ru les that are necessary or proper their rights and possible means of recourse against for administration.[...]tan- T he Depar tment's statutorily mandated task of protecting the dards for the practi ce of" barbering, .rnd mobi le unit citizens of A rizona from unsafe and unsound operating prac-[...]recent years. For example, A ri:wna lost a total of 16 state-chartered banks and 11 stnte-[...]Departm ent of Commerce I 988 and midyear 1992. To help address[...]c growth spurred by tax cuts has led to a rebound of state Phoenix 850 12 banks, w ith the[...]on consists o r no more than companies in a total of 17 categories including: Adva nce Fee 40 m[...]ts an Executive Committee to direc t the business of' Management Companies, Escrow Agents, Holding Com[...]l-related task. T he Commission meets al the call of the and Trust Companies.[...]ary to the Governor. institutions and enterprises of Ari zona according Lo the stat- utes in ways that[...]ing lo put its plans into action, the D epartment had a number of signi ficant accom- plishments: J. The Department recei ved accreditation from the Confer- ence of State Bank Super visors (CSBS). 2. The Departme[...]s presented the Department w ith four Spirit of Excellence Awards in the past scvcrnl years. 4. T he Superin tendent of Banks was appointed Chairman of the Conference of State Bank Supervisors. View of tlte l1a11k011e Btdlpark The Department does not[...]illl11011dbacks terec..l credit unions. A variety of federal agencies have the responsibi lity for the supervision of these institutions. To understand the g[...]to understand the BARBERS, ARIZONA BOARD OF history of the Cactus L eague. U nti I the l ate I 980s, the[...]teams. ln contrast, the state of Florida, host to J8 teams 602-542-4498[...]era economic impact of spring trai ning and sought to capital ize[...] |
![]() | [...]UE 1300K assist communities in the construction of new facil ities for under the guidance or[...]publi shed the f'our-color 40-page booklet "Dia- |
![]() | [...]T he A rizona State Boxing Commission consists of three TIALING COMMITTEES[...]ered three-year Ead1 Committee consi sts of not fewer than Lwo nor terms expiring on the thi rd Monday of each ye<1r. Members more than four mem[...]Commission promulgates ti fied members of the profession and not fewer than rules go[...]ica nts for cer tifi - DEPARTMENT OF cation to the Behavioral Health Examine[...]nia, Suite I 00 and informs the public of indi viduals certified by[...]mmittee - Assistant D irector, Office of Ad ministrnl ion: Dan Gray human behavi[...]Assistant Director, Office of Manufactured Housing: Larry conditions;[...]therapy i n the diagnosis and treatment of menial and emo- Assistant Director, O ffi ce of' the State Fire Marshal: Duane tional c[...]r, emotional responses, The Department of Building and Fire Safety maintains stan-[...]tions; and the Substance Abuse dards of quality and safety for manufactured homes, factor[...]ment of the stale fire code. BLINDNESS AND VISUAL IMPAI[...]mex Corridor Tusk Force, chaired by mcnt consists of 20 members appointed by the Governor for the Governor, consists of 24 members who arc appointed by three-year terms. Of the 14 members w ho must be consum-[...]e Task Force promotes the successfu l development of the for the B lind, three members from the Nalional Federati on of Canarncx trade corridor to activa te and accelerate economic the Blind of Arizona, 1hree members from the Blinded Veter- activity througholll the state of Asizona and the entire Can- ans Association, one[...]zona Association amex Trade corridor. of Parents of lhe Visually Impaired, and four members who are consumers-at-large. The remaining six members are rep- CHARTER SCHOOLS, STATE BOARD FOR resentatives of the general communi 1y, i11clL1ding business, gov[...]o members: the man- Phoenix 85016 ager of Services for the B l ind and V isuall y I mpai re[...]rt men! or Economic Security; the Superi ntendent of the Director: Cassandra Larsen A ri zona[...]The State Board for Charter Schools consists of 12 members, Librarian for the A rizona State Libr[...]including Lhe Superintendent of Public I nstruction or a desig- Records, Ari zona[...]ncc; six members of the general public appointed by the and a representative of a private nonprofit agency that pro-[...]Govern or, at least two of w hom must reside in a school dis- vides services[...]trict where at lcnst 60% of the children who attend school in The Counci l pr[...]igibility requirements established cialized needs of blind and visually impaired Arizonans Hre[...]appointed by the Governor; and three mcmbern of the Legis- BOXING COMMISSION, ARIZONA STATE[...]lature who serve as advisory members and wh() are 1400 West Wash ington, Suile 2 10 appointed j ointly by the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives. The Superintendent of Pub- Phoeni x 85007[...]Superintendent's term of office; the Governor's appointees Executi[...] |
![]() | [...]ing to shipping point inspection and ti ve terms of office. Members require Senate confirmat ion.[...]Director: Sheldon Jones Dcpar1men1 of Economic Security[...]T he Arizona Ci1rus Research Counci l consists of seven pro- 602-542-5678[...]Governor and lhe citrus industry an Chief Justice of the Supreme Court annually in January. annual report of its acti vities, receipts, and expenditures;[...]provides for a11 annual audit of i1 s accounts by a qualified CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS, BOARD OF public accounti[...]1275 West Washi ngton The Board of Chiropractic Examiners consists of fi ve mem- Phoeni x 85007 bers, including[...]term s. The l3 ourd examines and licenses doctors of chiropractic in Executive Director: Janet N[...]- The Ci vil Righ1s A dvisory Board consists of seven members ticipation in preceptor programs, a[...]more than fou r may be of the same politica l parly. The Board[...]in vestigates and holds hearings on infringements of Arizona CITR~,rnUITANDVEGEUBLE[...]ights laws and advises the Civil Rights D ivision of ADVISORY COUNCIL Department of Law, the Governor, and the general public[...]about civi I rights mailers. Department of Agricullllre J688 W. Adams[...]2929 N. Centra l Avenue, Suite 1500 Supervisor of Standardization: Jim Nowlin[...], Fru it and Vegetabl e Advisory Council consists of 602-263-4768 eight members appointed by the G[...]I nterim Director: Kara I l utson terms. M embers of the Council are agriculture industry lead- ers who represent all groups of fresh produce. The Counci l T he Ci tizens[...]Commi ssion is established advises the Supervisor of Standarcli w ti on and the Director of consi sting of fi ve members. No more than l wo members of the Department of A griculture and makes recommendations the Commission shall be of the same poli tical party with concerning inspect[...]or as an inclcpendeni-. No more than two members of the Commission shall be residents of the same county. The Gov- In May I 996, the Department of Agriculture's Citrus, Fruit,[...]on Appellate Court Appointments to serve a term of fi ve agreement wit h the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Fresh[...]Stale CLIMATOLOGY, OFFICE OF Inspection program in Arizona. /\1 that time, the Director of Agriculture establi shed a seven-member Ad I loc Advisory ASU O ffi ce of Climatology Committee, w hich performs much like the Citrus, Fruit, and P.O. Bo[...] |
![]() | [...]anc.l Economic Development Co111mission consists of six members: Ihc Director of the Department of Commerce who serves as chair111an; the direc tor of the Secu- rities Division of the A rizona Corporation Commission; and four mem[...]or programs to encourage and roster the locati on of businesses within Arizona und the expa nsion and retention of existing businesses. ln addition, the Com111issio[...]and assists the Department Depor1111e111 of Co111111erce Director Judie Norto11 and A \!NET i[...]y Vallee lroist the.flog ell the gra11d ope11i11g of[...]er.1· iu Plroe11ix. COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF[...]nomic development. It is the initial point of contact for 602-280- 1300[...]m professionals and sup- The Arizona D eparlrnenl of Commerce is the state's commu- port servi[...]ona's Job Training Program helps address the lack of job- nor, requires Senate confirmation.[...]ter ror information and referrals for every stage of by providing them the opportu nity lo desi[...]sses must maintain or exceed their currelll level of training sentati ves develop a customized p,t[...]n. recipients must contribute at leas! 25% of the total !mining Office of Mi11ority!Wome11-0w11ed Busiuess Services[...]usiness Development Division is the primary point of con- women and minorities rhroughoul Arizona.[...]s to the Gover- efforts focus on recruitmcnl of clean, sustainable, and high- nor and is responsible ror keeping an open line of com- pay ing industries, particularly those that are considered high munication between the Govern[...]eas, includ- The Advocate works with chambers of commerce and ing aerospace,[...] |
![]() | [...]A IHZONA BLUE BOOI< even agriculture. Many of' A rizona's clusters have a high-[...]with cornmunilie~ throughout the of solar and renewable energy. Programs for government, |
![]() | [...]OF DIRECTORS FOR International Tracie and Investment[...]3225 North Centrn l Avenue, Suite 1220 source of informulion for Arizona companies interested in[...]investing in the T he State Board of Directors for Community Colleges con- the U.S. an[...]ocate operations in Ari- sists of a representati ve of the A ri zona 13oarcl of Regents; the zona. The Division includes offices in offices in Japan, Mex- Superintendent of Public lnstrnction; and 15 members, one ico, Taiw[...]ly vey the higher education needs of the state. A year later, the[...]in eco110111ic cstabl ishment of a state junior college system to assist the[...]rece11t Ariza11c, Board of Directors for Junior Colleges and enacted legisla[...]Phoenix. dents of Maricopa County voted to establish a junior colle[...]become part of the state system. T he L egislature amended[...]junior colleges" to "communi ty colleges" Office of Senior Industries Development works 10 maxi- in l97 I. mi ze the economic benefits of the retirement industry for Ari zona communities[...]izona has ten community college districts offer- of A rizona seniors and the businesses that serve them is ing courses in all 15 counties of the state. Each district is a huge. A recent stu[...]counties without a community college district of thei r own. j obs pay ing more than $ 11 .3 bi ll[...]Agency Accomplishments Office of Workforce Devclo1m1cnt Policy includes the fol-[...]growth of the community colleges, customized higher edu-[...]instruction. in the development of Arizona L earning Systems (ALS), an M ore than 3,000 apprentices are currently being tra ined alliance of urban and rural com munity colleges which inte-[...]ons, electric grates the ser vices of the community colleges with those of and gas, fores try and fishing. manufacturing, mining, other segments of higher education. ALS provides learncr- sanit[...]es and universi- supports the i mplementation of a slatewide system, con- ties. Task force members have identified the goal of creating gru ous with the economic devel opment initiatives of the clear and secure transfe[...] |
![]() | [...]s, and co mplete baccalaureate majors board of directors of the Stale Compensation Fund and in the minimum number of required hours. ser ves at the pleasure of the Board. Furthermore, the State Board sought an[...]le Parks and to allow counties currently not part of a community co l- 1300 W. Washington lege dis[...]The Conservation Acq uisition Board consists of seven mem- COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION[...]bers appoi nted by the Governor to serve terms of five years GUIDELINES COMMITTEE[...]and lessee, one member whci is qual i- Department of Public Safety fi ed by experience in mam,ging large holdings of pri vate 2 102 W. Encanlo[...]member of the State Bar of A rizona experienced in the prac- 602-223-24 16 tice of private real estate law, one licensed or certifi[...]real estate, one representative of a conservation organization, The Community Notifi[...]ommittee moni- and one represen tative of a state public educational institu- tors the implementation of the communi ty noti fication tion. A l[...]d in solici ting guidelines for the 11otifica1ion of law enforcement officers, money from pri vate[...]Fund. T he Board may also solicit varyi ng levels of notification based on the risk a particular[...]State Adult Parole Administration to serve a term of two years.[...]COMMITTEE COMPENSATION FUND BOARD OF 1700 W. Washing[...]e Constitutional Commemoration Committee consists of: Chairman: B ruce C. Thoeny two members <JI' the House of Representatives, from di ffer- T he Compensation Fund Board consists of fi ve members ent pol itical parties,[...]r for ri ve-year terms. The Board Speaker of the 1-Jouse: tw<J members or the Senate, from di[...]clesignee; the Superintendent of Public I nstructi on or the COMPENSATION[...]ed by the Governor, two appoi nted by the Speaker of Phoenix 8501 2[...]the House, and two appointed by the President of" the Senate. Except for advisory members of the stale Legislature. mem- 602-63 1-2000[...]sident and CFO: Duane T. Miller of the Constitution of the United States and the Bil l of f-luman Resources V ice President: Carolyn H. Gon[...]Rights; promotes and sponsors obser vances in this state Information Technology V ice President: R a[...]A llen clev ises that are consistent with the overall purpose and Regional[...]la Novak objecti ves of the committee.[...] |
![]() | [...]LLENN IUM EDITION CONTRACTORS, REGISTRAR OF vices both Lo t[...]experience, successful passage of trade and/or busi ness man-[...]agement examinations, and the posting of bonds proportion- |
![]() | [...]ging ADC ranks nationall y as one of the mosl highly successful, system has been used[...]ng criminal license number can veri fy the status of a license by calli ng justice system reform[...]e Registrar's office in either Phoenix or Tucson. This inror- increases in Ari zona's general popul[...]advances in prison security resulting in one of the lowest license without being subjected to criminal sanctions. This escape rates in the nation. Many securit[...]es in recent years by expandi ng able contractors are encouraged to apply, thus reducing pos- s[...]and slate-of-the-art design changes such as computeri zed[...]ractor license examinations in Phoenix and Tucson are inmate safety. Enhanced and expanded t[...]tial major incidents and emergencies tem, instead of the more traditional paper-and-penci I testing.[...]process. This trnining, which is reinforced through simula- CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF tion exercise[...]tes, and prison construction continues, as C hief of Staff: Gary Phelps the Legislature approved a new prison site south of Tucson Assistant Director, Adm inistrative Operat[...]prototypical design for new instillltions. Costs are fu rther Assistant Director, Arizona Correctional[...]release into the community. Inmates are provided opportuni-[...]and develop good work habits. They T he Director of the Department of Correctk111s (ADC) is ure offered edu[...]r key staff; and providing The prisons are an integral part of their commu nities, with incentives for good belr[...]and grounds maintenance, construction of public and chari- ADC celebrated its 30th anni ve[...]table buildings, and gleani ng of farm crops for charities. year, the Department had 497 staff and 1,675 inmates, oper- Numerous ADC staff are also routinely recognized for their ati ng two ju[...]ties. housing juveni le inmates to the Department of Juvenile Cor- rections. At the end of June 1998, the Department had ADC provides health service[...] |
![]() | [...]locations can work ernor, the President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House with a doctor in a metropolitan area to di11gnose and treat of Representati ves. inmates. In addition to inmate[...]he Joint Select Committee on Corrections consists of three and training.[...]ers appointed by the President or the Senate, one of whom is the chairperson of the Appropriations Committee, In addition to managing inmates in prisons, the Department's one of whom is the chairperson of the Judi.ciary Committee, Community Col'J'ections Division oversees discharged and one of whom has an Arizona State prison facility within[...]the member's legislative district; three members of the June 2000, the Department averaged 88 parole officers House of Representatives, one of whom is the chairperson of supervising nearly I0,000 inmates. ADC is also responsible the Appropriations Commiuee, one of whom is the chairper- for communi ty notification and registration of sex offenders. son of the Public Institutions Committee, and one of whom Working with the Legislarnre and other law[...]y violent inmates being released from tor of the Department of Corrections or the Director's des.ig- prison. AD[...]ting released offenders nee; and the Director of the Department of Administration or who have acti ve arrest warran[...]ate the Director's designee. their conditions of release and must be returned to prison.[...]Committee receives testimony from the Department of Historically, the Department has faced the signi[...]mi nistration regarding the construction schedule of prison lenge of high staff turnover, particularly among correctio[...]islature regarding the number and security level of new ment of terminating-employee profiles, surveys of current prison beds the Department wi ll[...]ment (TQM) teams, ADC jected number of new inmates. The Committee. also reviews managem[...]h rural communities to The administration of the Corrections Officer Retirement provide afford[...]ancl the responsibility for making the provisions of the rectional officer recruitment program; developing an plan effecti ve for each employer are vested in a local board. employee assistance and support program; and adding staff The Department of Corrections, the Department of Juvenile training academies at various locations[...]For state departments, the local boards consist of: two mem- of Arizona by imprisoning those offen~ers legally co[...]ical sonnel actions appointed by each of the Directors of the member of the criminal justice system, is well respected and Departments of Corrections and Juvenile Corrections for admired by the citizens of rhe stale for contributing to their their res[...]naged, and cost-effective cor- boards consist of the chairman of the Board of Supervisors rectional system that has security as[...]chai rman's designee who is approved by the Board of[...]two members elected CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF, by secret ball[...]by the chairman of, and with the approval of, the Board of The Department of Corrections establishes venture teams Supervisors, including one citizen who will be the head of consisting of at least ten members, w.ith at least five mem-[...]Local boards decide alJ questions of eligibility and service tions and at le.1st five[...]edits and determi ne the amount, manner, and time of pay- managers within the Dep111tmenl. The Governo[...]ment of any benefit under the plan ; determine the right of a fi ve private sector members for staggered thre[...]an- The venture team periodically submits reports of its findings ager or both the right t[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK Lion of the pln n and action on claims for benefi ts and[...]annual reports with |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION analysis, and publication of statewide criminal j ustice data plies a va[...]d by the Commission include: |
![]() | [...]tion acti vities and leadership development of persons wi th ADVISORY COUNCIL[...]pmental D isabilities A dvisory Counci l consists of 12 members: ten voting members appointed by the G[...]is COMMISSION under the age of J8 years and who is developmentally dis- abled, one parent or guardian of a child who i s over the age 1616 West Adam[...]isabled, one mem- Phoenix 85007-2606 ber of the private sector who represents an agency that[...]Dawn C. Schroeder opmentally disabled, one member of the private sector who[...]The Disease Control Research Comn1ission consists of nine represents an agency that is l icensed to pr[...]with three members representing each of the following areas: son with a developmental dis[...]general public of th e Community. The D irector of the organization, one member from the designated[...]Depart ment of Health Services is an ex officio member and and advocacy organization, one member of the Governor 's[...]ties, and one member r epresenting foster parents of children with developmental The Commissio[...]e Disease Control disabilities. Nonvoting members are the Direc tor of the Ari- Research Fund and the H ealth Rese[...]search into the causes, treatment, and prevention of disease or the Director's designee and the Assistant D i rector of the and addiction. The Commi.ssion evaluates research proposals Division of Developmental Disabilities. Council members and awards contracts annuall y for periods of up lo three ser ve staggered three-year terms. No[...]3030 N. Central Avenue, Suite 1550 l egal rights of persons wi th developmental disabilities;[...]ON consists of seven members. The Governor appoints tluee[...]n Madison rences of driving under the influence (DUl ) ; makes grants[...]unci l deems 1;uitable; and oversees the progress of those sists of no more than 23 members appointed by the Governor[...]provides coordination and pl anning in the field of developmental disabilities. DR[...]developmental disabili ties. The Council purnues this vision in partnership with peopl e wi th disabili[...]Ari zona Drug and Gang Policy Counci l consi sts of: the w ith assistance from the D istrict C[...] |
![]() | [...]M ILLENN IUM EDITION the Directors of the Departments of Public Safety, Health of a county prnbation department, and one is a repre[...]Securily, Corrections, and Juvenile Cor- of the drug ed ucation and treatment community. |
![]() | [...]Benefits and Medical Eligibility, Division of sions, departments, agencies, or other public or[...]602-542-3596 ni zations. The Director of Emergency Management may A[...]Vince Wood submjt recommendations to the Governor of individuals[...]Chjld Support Enforcement Division of COMMITTEE ON 602-274-7646 The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Presi- Assistant Director: Leona Hodges dent of the Senate appoi nt sufficient joint program authoriza- Children, Youth, and Family, Division of tion review commiuees to evaluate the findings an[...]: Anna Arnold Committee and the Governor's Office of Strategic Planning and Budgeting. Each committee[...]Develoi>mental Disabilities, Division of members of both parties in a proportion equal to that of the 602-542-6853 political makeup of each House. In addition to the legislati ve[...]sis, the P.O. Box 1467 President of the Senate appoints a private ci1jzen wit h a gen[...]e 85228 eral business background, and the Speaker of the House 520-723-4 15 1 ap[...]Employee Services and Support, Division of and relating statutory references for the program[...]ernor, the 602-229-273 1 President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House by Assistant Director: Van Braswell December 15 of each odd-numbered year. The Committee Employment and Rehabilitation Services, Division of oversees the preparation of any proposed legislation to[...]Assistant Director: Bill Hernandez introduction of trus legislation.[...]Policy and Program Development, Division of Phoenix 85007[...]The Department of Economic Security administers a variety The Economic Security Advisory Council consists of 18 of services relating to economic security including[...]s, income main- The Council advises the Depmtment of Economic Security tenance, rehabilitation, manpower plannjng, and veterans a nd the Governor of the needs of the people of Arizona with services. The Director is appo[...]Established in 1973, the Department of Economic Security (DES) combines many of the state's human services pro- ECONOMIC SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF grams wi thin a single agency. The networking of more than[...]nity for a coordination of services and various forms of assis- Phoenix 85007[...]administrations, divisions, and a sample of programs DES[...]stance Aging and Community Services, Division of The Di vision of Benefits and Medical Eligibili ty[...] |
![]() | [...]ate sector and community- The Division of Child Support Enforcement based[...]port payments vice delivery; are made in a timely manner.[...]revent families from com- The Division of Employment and Rehabilitation ing o[...]e Employment Secu- • Address the needs of both rural and urban populations, rity[...]Insurance, Job in prtrlicular in the area of transportation ass istance; Service, V[...]Develop a financial reserve f'or the purpose of providing tion), the Job Tra ining Par[...]on the expectation that all adul ts can work. This greatly expands the pool of welfare recipients involved in work Protect[...]t majority can transition The Division of Developmental Disabilities has from welfare to wo rk. It also insti lls a sense of urgency for responsibility for Adult S[...]es the framework for Asi- The Division of Aging and Community Services zona to continue to be in the forefront of Welfare Reform. include the Aging and[...]Assistance, Domestic Violence OF, VENTURE TEAM Program, Low-income Home[...]602-542-5678 The Division of Children, Youth & Families has Director:[...]Fosler Care, Child Protective The Depart ment of Economic Security must establish one or[...]doption Ser- more venture teams consisti ng of at least ten members, with vices), and[...]ple- the Department mnnagers. mentation of EMPOWER (Employing and Moving People Off Welfare[...]gement from the Department. Depart- pendent. Many of the provisions of the Arizona EMPOWER ment managers may sugges t to the ve nture team work areas program are mirrored in the federal welfare reform legisla-[...]uiding the effort include: of the work areas selected by the venture tea m, pro[...]ui rements; Develop strategies to reduce out-of-wedlock pregnan- EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THE cies;[...]602-542-5393 Promote tribal operalion of eligibility programs through Director: Lisa Graham Keegan, Superintendent of Public state technical and financial[...] |
![]() | [...]AR IZONA BLUE BOOK The Educarion Commission of lhe Stales consisl s or seven T he Com[...]instilllt ions i n eduer1tion awareness |
![]() | [...]t those received awards were DeVry Institul e of Technology, injured by private pos1seco[...]ovide for student College, and 1he University of Phoeni x. financial restitu[...]June 29, 1999; the Commission result of a school closure. has con1rac1ed w ith 1wo pr[...]lary educa- EDUCATION, STATE BOARD OF tion and training options linked statewidc an[...]r fami lies. The State Board of Education consists of nine members, Of approximately $4.6 million in resources, more than including the Superi ntendent of Publi c Instruction and eight 85% of the Commission's expenditures represent finan-[...]the public school system. able monitoring of revenues (including donations and sponsorship[...]ission to charge DEPARTMENT OF costs to each of its 19 specific programs instead of 5636 East M cDowell Road absorbing[...]D i vis ion of Emergency M anagement: 602-244-0504[...]Web site: Di vision of Emergency Management: 1400 West Washington, Suite[...]oard for Private Postsccondary Education consists of General seven members appointed by t[...]Genera l-Air: Colonel Steven W. Thu T he mission of the Board is to protect 1hc health, safety, and Director, Di vision of Emergency Management: Michael P. welfare of Arizona citizens by regulating private pos[...] |
![]() | [...]AR IZONA BLUE BOOK T he Departrnent of Emergency and Military A ffairs consists Conservation Corps check dams, and a unique historic scat- |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM E DITION by $280,000 this yea r. T he Governor named Jeff Sea ton the[...]r or the Year and the Proj ect Manager of the Total Force. |
![]() | [...]s ser ved i n H onduras, Guatemala, l hc Republic of gency medicine from each of the Four local emergency medi- Panama, ancl the D[...]were sents a county with a population of less than 500,000 called to ser ve i n support or[...]persons; one represenlati vc from each of the th ree employers called on acti ve duty to su[...]of the l;irgest number of emergency medical technicians and period of 270 clays, w ing members returned home safely[...]vernmenlal after serving in the European T heatre of Command for two employer of intermediate emergency medical technicians; m ont[...]i re districts; one physician A rizona's Division of Emergency M anagement has cnrned a specializi ng in traunrn surgery; one representati ve of a pre- repulati on as one of Jhc leading organi7.ations in the nation. hosp[...]called upon by the Federal Emer- tat i ve of a volunteer medical rescue program, and fo ur lay[...]tional Emergency members. M embers are appointed by rhe Governor for three- M anagement[...]rtic ipate in the development year terms. of national strategies, pol icies, and procedures.[...]T he medical director of emergency medical services c1 nd the Arizona's St[...]kstan in 1995. tions to the Director of the Department of Health Ser vices on T his slate-to-nation program[...]ndards and criteria w hich pertain to the quality of emer- geographic, cultural, and political gul f between the ci tizens gency pati ent ca re. of Arizona and those of the former Soviet bloc. T he Arizona State Partne[...]5636 E. McDowell Road severity and complexity of modern disasters.[...]2-392-75 19 The State Emergency Counci l consists of the fol lowing per- e-mai I: Roed@dem .state.•1z. us sons or their designee: Governor; Secretary of State; Attor- ney General ; Adjutant General : the Director of the Executi ve Director: Daniel Roe E mergency Management Division of the Department of Chair: Michael P. A ustin Emergency ancl Mi litary A ffairs; the D irectors of the Depart- m ents of Transportation, Health Services, Environmental The Arizona Emergency Response Commission consi sts of Q ual ity, Public Safety, Agricul ture, Adm inist[...]fi ve voting members, incl uding the Director of the D iv ision Water Resources; and the President of the Senate nncl the of Emergency Management who serves as chairperson; and Speaker of the House as advisory members.[...]rec tors, or their designees, o f the Departments of Envi-[...]ervices, Public Safety, and The powers and duties of the Council i nclude mak ing recom- m enclutions[...]Arizo1111 incl uding the supervision of 15 L ocal Emergency[...]dination of emergency notification of chemical releases, EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES public disclosure of business and industry chemical in vento-[...]the Commission hns been establ ished consisting of the State M edical Director: Dr. Garth A . Gemar[...]he Emergency M edical Ser vices Council consists of the of the following agencies: A rizona Department of Agricul- m edical director of emergency medic:11 services, who serves tu[...]ndustria l Commission, as chairman; the di rector of the Department of Publ ic Safety Radiation Regulatory Agency,[...]fnc. or its successor agency; senhllive from each of the local emergency medical services[...] |
![]() | [...]ment and public heal th th rough the main tenance of T he A ri zona A d vi~ory Counci l on Envi ronmen[...]al env ironmental T he Advisory Counci l consists of nine members appoi nted hazards. by the[...]Department activities are di verse. ADEQ issues permit s nates a chairperson and vice-chai rman. M embers are[...]ad vocacy support to help DEPARTMENT OF indi vid[...]expanded wi th the addition of communi ty liaisons in outly- D eputy Director: R[...]to the local designed to protect the environm ent of the state. T he Direc- g overnments, residen[...]g tor is appoi ntcd by and serves al the pleasure of the Governor area. and requires Senate confir[...]sion's Office of Information Technology is responsible for[...]pates in the development of ai r po llution control plans for 520 -7[...]those areas of Lhe state thm have been determi ned to be[...] |
![]() | [...]non-poi nt discharges from The Slate Board of Equalization (formerly known as the wastewater tr[...]ncy, charged w ith heari ng and decidi ng appeals of prop- ning, setting standards for drink ing water[...]ties, plan review, permits, inspections, com- of Revenue. The Board also hears and decides d isput[...]v ing taxing districts. T he Board staff consists of seven[...]fu ll-time employees. Seasonal sta ff members are added dur-[...]primary appeal season begi ns in M ay as appeals are[...]invCl lves notice of change appeals w hich must be filed by[...]EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY, BOARD OF[...]T he Board of Executive Clemency cons ists of five members numerous programs including hazardou[...]aroles, and pardons wi thi n the prevention. Most of these programs have inspection, pennW[...]ystem. approval, and enforcement components. Some of the pro- grams, such as emergency response and th[...]nge and adaptation best characteri ze the history of the Superfund programs, focus on the remediation of pollutants Board of Executive Clemency. A rizona first af forded in s[...]s the opportunity for parole in 190 I . The Board of cl ing programs take a proacti ve approach to pre[...]he elimination, mechanism and consisted of the Governor, the Terri torial reduction, or reuse of waste materials. Aud it[...]Board of Control retained its releasi ng authority until t[...]became effecti ve in October l 9 l 3. The effects of rapid growth in A rizona continue to bring new[...]In 1913, the Legislature established the Board of Pardons challenges to ADEQ. The Depal'lment w i l[...]y rel easing func- si on, which is the protection of public health thrnugh the tion of its predecessor agency. Board membership consisted protection of the environmenl, by providing enhanced public[...]of a citizen appointed by the Governor to serve as B[...]chairperson, the Superi nrenclem of Public instruction, and[...]mposition remained EQUALIZATION, STATE BOARD OF unchanged for 1he[...]ve-year lerms. fn 1968, the L egi slature amended this Fax: 602-253-4388 expansion and created a board comprised of thl'ee full-time Web si te: www.sboe.state.az.us[...]all appoin tments became subjec t to Senate Clerk of the Board: Phillip G. Viator[...]another change in its membership. The State Board of Equalization consists of 17 members, In J 978, the Legislatu re[...]ull - seven appointed by the Governor. The Boards of Supervisors time members. The Gover[...] |
![]() | [...]events promoling Arizona. M embers of the B oard serve five-[...]175 other events are held on the fairgrounds each year lllrc reduced t[...]den Shows, and a variety o r and all appointments are subj ect to Senate confirmation.[...]rom the Board OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE of Pardons and Paroles to the Board of' Executi ve C lemency.[...]consists of ten members appointed by the Governor for four- 6[...]D . Montgomery ignces of the Departments of Insura nce and Bank ing; the[...]became a stale. Thal president or designee of the Arizona Board of Regents; the first Fair was held in November at a site west of south Cen- Executive D irector or designee of the Stnlc Board of D.i rcc- tral Avenue in Phoenix. T he Fair was a[...]Communi ty Colleges; the chairperson or designee of lies flocked to the event to mingle with ncighbor[...]Education; and exhibits, and compete in a variety of events or just cheer for three members of the general publ ic, each of whom possess their favoritc participants or entri[...]ti ons for it wasn't forgotten. By 1905, a group of pri vate in vestors approval by the Arizo[...]ies and managers or fam ily and led by J.C. Adams of the Adams Motel, began ra ising the col l[...]tion and administration of the program. With the help of a new public organization, the A rizona Ter - ritorial Fair Commission, and a legislaLi ve approprirH ion of[...]court concept in Arizona. The Commi11ce examines how Arizona State Fair. Except for 192 1, w hen a cro[...]family law cases are processed and determined in the Supe- forced the[...]s were held during the Great D epres- cases are resolved in the court system. sion. H owever, two[...].,AMILY SERVICES, JOINT LEGISLATIVE pleted during this time includi ng the adobe fence that now[...]000 seat Grandstand, DELIVERY OF INTEGRATED completed in 1936.[...]the early 1940s, ily Servi ces consists of Len members, one of whom is World War II brought another temporary in[...]explores the fea- .1 943 to 1945, the Department of War used the call le barns as sibility of streamlini ng the delivery or[...] |
![]() | [...]'S Department of Building and Fire Sal'ety[...]The State Fire Safety Committee consists of seven members[...]require Senate conl'irmation. Board consists of not more than I .I members wl10 serve al the pleasure of the Governor. Meetings are held quarterly The Committee promu lgate[...]lishing minimum st<1ndarcls for: lhe safeg uard of life and nor.[...]property from fire and fire hazards; prevention of fires and alleviation of fire hazards; storage, sale, distribution, and us[...]an advisory capacity and as an advocate of dangerous chemicals, combustibles, flammable liqu[...]television production. nance, and use of fire escapes, fire protection equipment, fire Maj[...]rketplace. equi pment; the means and adequacy of fire protection and The Board also assists in educating state and local officials, exit in case of fire in places in which numbers or persons as wel[...]excluding fam ily dwellings which economic value of fi lm and televisio n production statewide.[...]nd other Board recommendations on industry issues are made from matters relatin g to fire prevention and control which are con- time to time 10 the Governor for considerati[...]MERGENCY Bureau of Land Management PARAMEDICS MEMORIAL BOARD[...]Blanding, Utah 845 11 Department of Building and Fire Safety[...]the U.S. Secretaries of fnterior and Agricultu re, consists of[...]terms no longer than three years. Board consists of a chairman appointed by the Governor, the[...]n representing public fire fi ghters, one goal ofOF T he Board will establish a memorial for all fire[...]paramedics who have lost their lives in the li ne of Phoenix 85007 du ty; determine those persons who are eligible lo be memo- 602-542-3095 ria lize[...]in the Ari zo nu Fire Fighters and The Board of Funera l Directors and Embalmers consists of E mergency Paramedics Memorial Fund; receive prop[...]seven members appointed by the Governor for terms of fo ur from any public source for use in establish[...]- the memorial; report an nually 10 the President of the Senate tors or embalmers in this stale and three are lay members, a nd the Speaker of the House on the progress of the memo- one of whom is an owner or manager of a business. rial; and determine those persons who are eligible for the The Board administers an[...]rmination to the rules governing the practice of funeral directing and Asizona Board of Regents or to the State Board of Directors embalming. The Board's vi[...] |
![]() | [...]MILL ENNIUM EDITION the protection of the public's health, safety, and welfare in[...]islature created the Depart- |
![]() | [...]arc determined by enrolled tribal popula- tection of wildlife. These funds have allowed the Depart-[...]ts public access, urban wildlife, # of Enrolled # of Authorized # of Authorized environmental education, habitat evalu[...]3 GAMING, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF Above 16,000[...]the Depat'lmcnt of Ga ming to conduct background investiga- Web site[...]e.az.us tions of all prospective gami ng employees, management[...]cont ractors, providers of ga ming ser vices, and manufacturers Director: St[...]and distributors of gaming devices in order to ensure that Deputy Director of Operations: David Arnell unsuitable individuals or compattics are not involved in Ari-[...]zona's gaming indus11·y, Deputy Director of Administration: Penny Taylor Moore The Department of Gaming has two sources of revenue: Indian gaming in Arizona is governed by the federal Indian gaming device assessments, which are paid by the tribes, and Gaming Regulatory Act (IG[...]tate gaming certification fees, which are paid by individuals and busi- compacts. The Department of Gaming is responsible for car- nesses seeking state certification to wor[...]onsibilities under IGRA and the industry. This funding structure means that no Laxpayer tribal-s[...]an gaming, please look at the extent, and conduct of gaming activities; public health, Native Americans section of this Blue Book and visit the safety, and welfare; and other operational requi rements. Department of Gaming's Web site. Arizona's gaming compacts prov[...]TORIC NAMES, and tribal monitoring und regulation of approved Class llI STATE BOARD ON[...]s III gaming acti vities include a limited number of gaming 1700 W. Washington, Old Capitol, S[...]ew Jersey. ln l 98 1, however, the Seminole Tribe of Ploricla Ari zona's geographic names reflect i[...]hu mor, reverence reservation. With the expansion of bingo games on Indian and awe, realism a[...]ions, many tribes also began to offer other forms of the sense of a place. Geographic names are part of the state's gaming activities. This expansion resulted in litigation and, histori[...].e prominent individuah or groups; more com- form of gaming, Indian tribes are entitled to conduct such monly, names have[...]dents over ti me. response to this court decision, the U.S. Congress enacted the IGRA of 1988, which established basic federal regula- Perpetuation of Historical names tions and allowed a role for sta[...]Arizona's Legislature recognized the significance of geo- ing Indian gaming on reservations.[...]style Indian gaming has spread across the 17. This bill stated, in pmt, "It is declared the public p[...]ely $6.68 billion in revenue nalionwidc (the rest of the U.S. gaming industry had revenues of $44.2 bil- mined by the state geographic an[...]that the historical record of the state may be protected and lion). (Figures cited are from: Eugene Chr istian, "The United[...]nsibility for determini ng exceptions. The number of faci lities and number of the most appropriate names f[...] |
![]() | [...]sions Stallltes that define the responsibi lities of the Board direct For basic guidance, other th[...]Geographic Na111es gov- addi tions to names of geogrnphic features and places or erning ge[...]ial geographic and historic and the spelling of these names for use in maps and offi - n[...]tures; Cooperate with political subdivisions of Arizona to • Prohibiting the naming of a feature after an indi vidual eliminate the duplication of the names of geographic unless that person had a significant, direct, long-term features that are not of historical significance; association with it and had been deceased at least five Assist and coope[...]' Names in matters relating to names of geographjc fea- Prohibiting the naming of a feature in a wilderness area tures and pla[...]s an overriding need exists, such as for purposes of Maintain a list of advisers who have ex pertise in Ari- s[...]Without Council now known as the Council of Geographic Approval Name Au[...]Arizona statute prohibits modification of local us<1ge or nam- Membership[...]ture in an advertisement or Membership consists of one member appoint.eel by the head publication without fi rsl obtaining the approval of the Board. or each of the fo llowing agencies or orga nizations: the[...]ts to curtail such activity and wi ll Departments of Transportation, Land, Commerce, and Eco-[...]iction on Changing a H istorical Name clcpartmenl of an Arizona university; and two members appointed[...]ficer, department, year terms, with the exception of the member appointed by agency, or emplo[...]rwise in any public records, documents, or papers of universities rotate membershi p. Each agency may also this state the name of a mountain, canyon, gulch, stream, appoint one de[...]e (either natu ral or artificial), in the absence of the appointed member. The geography[...](either natu ral or artificial), park, department of the Arizona uni versity following in the rota-[...]nument (either natural or artificial), road, lion of the member appoints the clepmy member.[...]been approved by the Board. Process for Ap1>roval of Proposed Name Use of Names Chosen A person, group, or governmental age[...]ontact governmental agencies, land own- by this state or its departments and political subd ivisi[...]round on the historical a11cl current local usage of a transmits its decision on the proposal to the U.S. Board on proposed name. Because this procedure can take some time, Geographic Names. The names approved by the Board are the more documentation the Board receives from the propo- fi led with the Secretary of Stale and the clerks of the Boards nent, the easier it is for the Board to decide on a name pro- of Supervisors in the counties where the features are located. posal. These procedures allow anyone fro[...]ARIZONA name. The Board makes this effort because it takes seriously The Arizo[...]rge to preserve and protect the state's history of an Executive Management Board and standing[...] |
![]() | [...]al Years 1998 and the Board in the implementation of A GIC progrnms. M em- 1999 bers of the Executive M anagement Board arc appointed by[...]the AZGS operated as a and serve at the pleasure of the Governor and consist of one[...]o f the A meri - voting representati ve from each of the following: State Gov- ernment: DeparIments or[...]Resources, Env iron- can Institute of Professional Geologists (AI PG), at the[...]request of lhe AZGS director, conducted a review of the per- mental Quality, Game and Fish, Transport[...]rity, Health Services, Com- formance of the AZGS during that decade and recommended[...]S released 69 repol'ls and maps and eight i ssues of Geol ogical Survey, U ni versity of A rizona, Arizona State[...]eral Gov- ernment: U.S. Geological Survey, Bureau of Land M anage- pleted cooperative proj ects with the state Depart ments of[...]y, L and, Transportation, and Water ment, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Forest Service, and U.S. Soil C[...]Forest Service, Government: A rizona Associ ation of Counties; Municipal[...]tional Park Service; the Flood Government: League of' Arizona Cities and Towns; and the Private Sector[...]Control Di strict of Maricopa County; the Desert Research[...]s the requirements to the U .S. As part of the strategic planning process, the AZGS identi-[...]esource I nformati on System, and other producers of geographic information and tion, pre[...]1hese goals during FY 1998 and 1999 are summarized below. sector map production and geogr[...]i ties to define those categori es Information of special data appropriate for standardizati on; es[...]T housands of citizens co ntacted the A ZGS office to obtain standards of content, format, and accuracy for the identi fied[...]tai n a computer database, named AZGEOBIB, of maps and makes recommendations to responsible ent[...]reports on A ri zona Geology. Each of the more than 12,000 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ARI[...]Records, maintains a network of 15 depository libraries that T he A rizona Geolog[...]are pro vided with copies of A ZGS publ ished maps and[...]nd governmental agencies to enhance understanding of geologi- The AZGS gave emphasis to the preparati on of reports for cal processes, materi als, and resources in Arizona and assist members of the public interested in Ari zona's geology but in 1he prudent management of A rizona's land, water, min- who have had little, if any, formal training in geology. The e[...]AZGS released three of these reports in the Down to Earth[...](DTE) Series: Ice Age mammals of the San Pedro River Val- H istory[...]ley (DTE 6), highlights of Northern A rizona geology (DTE The 11 th L egislative Assembly of Arizona Territory estab- 7), and field guide to the geology of Chiricahua National 1ishcd the Office of rhc Territorial Geologist in I 88 1. A fter[...]he AZGS and the U.S. National Park the University of Arizona (UA) opened in Tucson in 189 l,[...]Territorial Geologist within the A rizona Bureau of AZGS geolog ists finished geologic mappi ng of the western M ines, a division of the UA. The L egislature modernized half of the Mesa Quadrangle and began working i n the nor[...]ted the Arizona State western portion of the Tucson Quadrangle, as provided by Geological[...]the National Geologic M apping Act of 1992. The Act, which 1988, and attached th[...] |
![]() | [...]M ILLENN IUM EDITION maps of the nution. State geological surveys match federa[...]Room 270 |
![]() | [...]Phoeni x 85007 work of the Council, including the following: • The Cou[...]earch and Promotion Council consists thirds of the vo,ting quorum for approval. of nine grain producers who arc residents of AJizona • The Council has authority to reschedu[...]expanding markets and reducing 1he cost of marketi ng grain accept, fi vc-year-review[...]The Council must provide notice to the Secretary of assistance to aid in development of the Ari zona grain indus- State and the age[...]try. The Council administers the expenditure of funds col- because the ugency failed to per[...]review; lected by check-off from the producers of wheat, durum, and and[...]ACTICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE The key responsibility of the Council is to review and act 1401 N.[...]602-207-4508 approved by the Council. The numbers of rule packages sub- mitted to the Council and rule[...]ices Advisory Commit- # of Ruic Packages tee consists of the directors, or the directors' des ignees, from[...]the Departments of Environmental Quality, Agriculture, and[...]ler Resources; the clean, or the dean's designee, of the FY 1997 77 College of Agriculture of the University of Arizona; and the FY 1998 1[...]mittee deve lops and submits to the Director of 1he Depart- # Qf Ru lem[...]ment of Environmental Quality best management practices[...]hat does not perform a required fi ve-year review of its rules, has resulted in an increase in the re[...]The Grazing Lund Valuation Commission consists of five # of Five-Year-Review Reports members appoi[...]nal appraiser; a professor serving on the faculty of the 35 College of Agriculture at the Uni versity of Arizona; a retired PY 1998 employee of a financial institution that is aclively engaged[...]and a conservationist # of Ru les Reviewed (Five-Year) representing[...]zona. The Commission serves for a period of one year from[...] |
![]() | [...]M I LLENNIUM EDITION lrue value of the forage on state gnizing land. The reporl rec-[...]T he Groundwater Users Advisory Counci ls consist of fi ve |
![]() | [...]- HEALTH BENEFIT PLAN COMMITTEE ti ve of a Tribal Head Start grantee agency.[...]The Health Benefit Pl an Committee consists of the following T he Council advises and helps in t[...]services organizati on mentation, and evaluation of a slatewide plan that includes policies and progr[...], the health, well-being, and developmental needs of young and three members of the general public (at least one resi- children a[...]dent of a county with a population of less than 500,000). the staLus of earl y childhood programs and comprehensive servi[...]the Governor for the development and application of[...]e A rizona t.:iealth Facilities A uthori ty Board of Directors T he Council appoints a Collaborati ve Technica l Committee consists of seven members appoinLed by the Governor for comprised of representati ves or the Division for Children,[...]ation. The Authority issues bonds for the purpose of their families, the Arizona Head Start Association, program improving health care for residents of Arizona by providing and policy ex pen s in the field of earl y childhood and related less expensive[...]ommittee supports and complernenls the aclivities of the[...]Sports, created by the Governor in 1980, consists of 25 vo l- The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Presi-[...]bers appointed by the Governor for staggered dent of the Senate appoint sufficient joint program authoriza- terms, w ith one-third of the term s expiring each year. ti on review commi[...]L egislative Budget T he mission of the Council is to encourage A rizona cit izens[...]happier, and CommiLLee and the Governor 's Office of Strategic Pl anning[...]g. Each commillec has representation from members of both panies in a proportion equal to that of the The Counci l participates with the Governor in promoting pol itical makeup of each House. In addition Lo the legislative[...]vents to gain greater public participa- President of the Senate appoints a pri vate citizen with a gen[...]he Gov- eral business background, and the Speaker of the House ernor gui delines, prog[...]HEALTH SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF relating statutory references for the programs s[...]Governor, the Phoenix 85007 President of the Senate, and the Speaker of the House by 602-542-l 000 December 15 of each odd-numbered year. The Com mi ttec[...]ite: www.hs.state.az.us oversees the preparation of any proposed legislalion to implement its recomm[...]Director: Catheri ne R. Eden introduction of thi s legislation.[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION The Departmcnt of Health Ser vices is charged with promot-[...]th Office Chief: Kathy Fredrickson |
![]() | [...]OK State Laboratory Services, Bureau of meat. Investigations by ADHS's[...]Other highlights include the successful launch of major edu- |
![]() | [...]tains an impressive roster of affi lialc organizations. Hun- 520-77 4- 1596 dreds of volnnteers and an involved statewide membershi p[...]r: Joseph M. Meehan of more lhan 2,000 support the work of lhc Society. Rio Colorado Division[...]engender an appreciation of history for youth from al-risk Southern Ar[...]annually handle hnndreds of research requests received by Publication D[...]museum's collections are impressive holdings from Ari- Tucson,[...]complete with one of lhe largest silver collections in the[...]nation and an unparalleled collection of fireanns and mili- Director: Bruce Di[...]The Publications Department publishes Tl,e Jouma/ of A ri- 949 East Second Streel[...]y," about the first pretation, and disscminalion of the history of Arizona, the[...], and northern Mexico as ii pertai ns to Arizona. This[...]to preserve the Hispanic heritage. Started as a of Arizonans can enjoy the treasures of the past.[...]s the project grew into active collecting of artifacts and photo- the Society of Ari zona Pioneers. The founders included graphs relating to this community. Tn 1986, the research was saloonkeepe[...]n the same were concerned about the preservation of their pioneer heri- year, Los Tucso11e11se[...]tory. account of lhe Hispanic contribution to the development of Over the next decade, as the membership and the resulting the Southwest and of Tucson. financial support dwindled, the Society[...]into The Society's main museum and offices are located in Tuc- the Arizona Pioneers Historical[...]even bership categori es and an appropriated sum of $3,000. The divisions. There are four regional chapter advisory boards in Society[...]RSIGHT Arizona Historical Society. To il lustrate how things had COMMITTEE changed since[...]bolh a Staff: Vic Hudenko trustee agency of the state and a nonprnfit educational corpo- The Homeless Trusl Fund Oversight Committee consists of ration, ex panded geographicall y from its Tucson origin to 11 members who are appointed by the Governor as follows: form additi[...]m the Governor's Office and the 3 1-membcr Board of Directors oversees its operation as well Department of Economic Security; one representative each as ils role in historical projects in the rnrnl and urban areas of from a city and a county; two rcpresentali ves of community the state.[...] |
![]() | [...]ent, one Tribal government, one bunk- expenditure of fund monies to provide shelter and services lo[...]der, one a multi-fami ly housing BOARD OF d[...]ovides the means for better private and The Board of Homco pathic Medical Exami ners consists of public partnerships and initiatives for developing affordable six members, two of whom are public members and four of housing, oversees all state housing p[...]ted by the Gover- ages Ihe development of affordable housing opportunities for nor for thre[...]ermits; and registers medical assistants, courses of study, and Tribal governmenta l bodies on[...]actions that affect the cost or supply of housing. cian's license must hold an acti ve lice[...]OUNCIL, ARIZONA physician. Homeopathic physicians are designated by the 1242 North Centrnl[...]grams that support understanding of human thoughts, Executive Director: Ron Smith[...]actions, creations, and values. AHC accomplishes this mis- The Ariw na State Hos pital Advisory Board consists of l3 sion by providing direction and reso[...]oks and readi ng, community dialogue, and Members are as fo llows: fo ur representing fomilies of cur- teacher education. rent or former pat[...]ther a licensed health care provider nor employee of a health care institu- tion; one attorney licensed to practice law in this state; one former juvenile court j udge or commis[...]e physician not a psychiatrist who is licensed in this state; one member from the corporate industry; on[...]ra nce industry. T he Board adv ises the Director of the Department of Health Services and the hospital superintende nt[...]ces; and reviews and gives advice on coordination of services, programs, and facilities. HOUSING[...]AHC is !he spo11sor of rhe t111111,a/ Ariza11a Book Fesliwd,[...]ow,11011111 Phoe11ix. More 1ha11 9,000 Department of Conunerce[...]Congress T he Arizona Housing Commission consists of 20 members, further demonstrated its[...]Council was established in 1973 as an affi liate of sent the following: one ru ra l city govern ment,[...]nonprofit, tax-exempt organization. The majority of[...] |
![]() | [...]National Endowment for the Deparlment of Economic Security, appointed by the Director Humanities, with some additional funds from the s late of of the Department of Economic Security. Arizonu for education und outr[...]progra ms for AHC is guided by a 24-member board of directors representing the state's diverse commun[...]e and a five-person staff with more than 30 years of combined branch of government about programs and policies pertai n-[...]ograms and services to ensure effi- The thousands of activities supported by AHC include con- cient and coordinated use of resources. ferences, museum exJ1ibitions, library[...]00 cultural programs rhat have touched the li ves of more than .IO million people. J78[...]602-542-2595 operating program, directing dozens of its own activities. AHC has also collaborated wit[...]Statewide Independent Living Council is composed of zations, began the Arizona Book Festival, an an nuftl celebra- lion of the book in all its forms.[...]range of individuals wit h disabi li ties and who are knowl- ln 1999, AHC and the Ari zona Stale Librar[...]eads." dent living services. A majority of the members are persons This ambitious program incorporates three separate projects who are individuals wit h disabilities and who arc not th[...]ed in No,t h Carolina to help par- ing. Members of the Council are appointed by the Governor ents develop skills thr[...]ren. The and include at least one director of a center for independent second is the Arizona Re[...]vides living chosen by the directors of centcrs for independent liv- materials and assist[...]ovide services for indi- cussions based on dozens of books from AHC's shelves, viduals wi[...]and guardians of indi viduals wi th disabilities, 11clvocates of AHC's offices are in the historic Ell is-S hackelford House,[...]representatives from organizations that the site of lhe annual Arizona Book Festival.[...](SILC) promotes the phi losophy of Independent Living through the expansion of programs and services designed to The Joint Legislative Committee 0 11 Hunger consists of four ass ist Arizonans with disabilities to li ve independently in members from the House of Representati ves, appointed by their communities. /111egratio11 andfii// i11c/11sio11 of individu- lhe Speaker of the House, not more than two from the same als with disabilities into the mainstream of society is at the political party and one designated as co-chai r; four members heart of the Independent Living movement (w hich began in of !he Senate, appo inted by the President of the Senate, not the late 1970s) and is the d[...]s. designated as co-chair; two public members who are not employees of the state, appoi nted by the President of the The SILC is a federally mandated council establ ished under Senate and the Speaker of the House; fi ve public members the 1992 Amendmellls of the Rehabilitation Acl, Title VIT, who are not employees of the stale, appointed by the Section[...]ments the general prov isions of the Arizona SILC. The Gov- Department of Education, appointed by the Superintendent[...]Council is consumer-controlled, vesting power and of Public Instruction; one adv isory member repre~en[...]als with disabilities. Whi le the SILC Department of Agriculture, appointed by the Director of the itself does not provide direct services, il serves as an advi- Department of Agriculture; one advisory member[...]organizations that do representing the Department of Corrections, appointed by directly serv[...]th disabi lities and their families. the Director of the Department or CorrectioDs; one ad visory The SILC prides itself on being lhe voice of all consumers member representing the Department of Health Services, with disabilities, representi ng a broad range of individuals appointed by the Director of the Dcpanrnent of Health with disabilities from[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA 8 LUB BOOK the Governor, with 78% of the Council being individuals two are non-Indian and seven are chosen from the state's |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF ARIZONA The f[...]dlers consists of members from the followi ng Ari zona sta le |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK j udicial branches of state government on implementing INS[...]Y |
![]() | [...]E DITION entity, on terms ,111d conditions that are acceptable to the lions prejudicial to the administration of justice that bring a |
![]() | [...]ONA D elloi tte and Touche, described ADJC as one of the best[...]ties include: The Adobe Mountai n faci lity north of Phoeni x; the B lack Canyon facility north of Phoeni x; the 602-542-3404 Catalina M ountain faci lity north of Tucson; and the South• Director: M ari[...]venile Justice Commi ssion consists or not south of the town of Buckeye, with 200 beds currently in f[...]and treatment of j uveni le delinquency or the administration[...]of j uvenile j ustice. T he Governor appoints member[...]serve three-year terms at the pleasure of the Governor. level agency in 1990. T he D epartm[...]e Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of employees and an operati ng budget in excess of $7 1 mill ion. 1974 established wiLhin the Department of Justice, under the More than 1,300 juveni les a year are super vised on condi- genernl authority of the A ttorney General , the office of Juve- tio nal liberty (parole). ADJC spends more[...]stice and Del inquency Prevention. Section 223(a) of year to provide a "Continuum of Care" through private pro- that A ct p[...]j uveniles 0 11 condi tional l iberty. Governor of the state to carry out the fu nctions and Lo part[...]ipate i n the development and review of the stale's juvenile T he secure facilities offer[...]on matlers relating to the improvement of the juvenile justice bes t way to address the juv[...]psychiatric care. mentation of the Act or with any subsequent federal law or[...]t that may set forth requirements for the funding of a juve- Secure faci lity programs seek to address the root causes of[...]ogram in accordance with sk ills, instil! a sense of rcsponsibiliLy and consequences for appropr[...]ibuLes to policy to improve the qual iLy of ju venile j ustice; and makes crimi nal acti vi t[...]the final delermi nati on of funding recipients for federal and[...]state funding of j uvenile j ustice pass-through funds. Juveniles[...]602-542-462 1 high school. A DJC is one of a few j uveni le corrections sys- State L[...]be accredited by the North Centrnl A ssociati on of[...]e Land Conservation A dvisory Commi ttee consists of Colleges and Secondary Schools. More than 300 eig[...]term s. One member is appoinlecl as the presiding are awarded ro juveniles in ADJC secure facil i ties[...]L and Commissioner also appoi nts two ADJC is one of the few correctional entities i n the nation that[...]ing to conservation of naLural and historical resources. has successfully met the conditions of a federal court. T he D epartment won release 0 1[...]LAND DEPARTMENT fi ndings i ndicate that 80% of the j uveniles released were 16 16 West A dams either successfully meeting the Lerms of co nditional l iberty Phoeni x 85007 or had been successfully discharged from conditional l iberty 602-542-462 1 a l the end of the 12-month period. T he other 20% of the[...]lt or juvenile secure faci lity within I 2 months of their release. Track ing will con- St[...] |
![]() | [...]classification or appraisal of state land. Director, Real Estate: Ronald Ruziska[...]lands, and regulates the use P.O. Box 6638 of state land. The Commissioner is appointed by the[...]Fax: 602-223-2096 Arizona's 9.3 million acres of valuable Trnst land in order to Chairman: J[...]The Law Enforcement Merit System Council consists of or Trust land not only guarantees revenue but als[...]r six-year terms, the protection and preservation of the Trust for years to who are chosen on the basis of experience in and sympathy come.[...]with merit principles of pu blic employment and who have[...]thin one year preceding During the first 50 years of statehood, Arizona's economy appointme[...]the Council. program was primarily the management of rnral lands and natural resources. Tn Fiscal Year 1978, the book value of the The Council adopts rules necessary for[...]the Department of Public Safety (DPS) and standards and Passage of the Urban Lands Management Act of 1981 has qualifications for all cla[...]gna- state's major populalion Centers. The impact of these tion, retirement, reduction in force, or dismissal of all classi- changes is best illustrated by the dr[...]totaled evaluating the work performance of OPS employees; proce- $ l,010.5 billion as of June 30, 2000. dures for lhe conduct of hearings of employee grievances In the past few years, the De[...]irication, com- tional focus - the lease and sale of state trust land for conser- pensation, and the[...]tem; and proce- vation purposes. With the passage of the Arizona Preserve dures for the conduct of hearings on appeals from an order of Initiative (API) in 1996, the Department is positioning itself the Direc tor of DPS in connection wit h suspension, demo- to address conserva tion uses of state land. With the passage tion, reduction in pay, loss of accrued lci,ve time, or dis- of the Growing Smarter Act in 1998, the Department is fun- missal of a classified employee. damentally changing the way it undertakes planning of urban The Classification Compensalion Mai[...]ted in some substan tial pay growth, conservation of open spaces, and protection of the increases for most OPS employees. Th[...]r 11 the second CCMR process. Hopefully, this program will be years is available in state fu nd[...]ARIZONA ICEBERG LAND DEPARTMENT BOARD OF 1688 West Ad[...]Arizona Iceberg Lettuce Research Council consists of Director: Michael E. Anable[...]Governor for three-year The Land Department Board of Appeals consists of five lerms. The Council may authori[...]ncerning varietal Members arc appointed from each of three districts and two developme[...] |
![]() | [...]the Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, provide Depanment of Transportation[...]Four di visions comprise the Department of Liq uor Licenses Phoenix 85007[...]ations, including budget, personnel, payroll, one of whom is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of purchasing, and accounting. This Division also includes the Governor. The Commissi[...]s Services section Lhal is responsible for design of number plates and whether or not to authorize spe[...]the various types of licenses. These procedures include L[...]Department. These The State Liquor Board consists of seven members responsibil[...]cement communities; contacting licensees via ran- of the members may not be financially interested dir[...]d liquor industry and one member must be a member of a checks on applicants for li[...]ounty, city, or with the Department of Public Safety and local law town. Members require[...]functions upon request. DEPARTMENT OF Th[...]Apart from the Department of Liq uor Licenses and Control, Director: Howard Adams the Office of Administrative Hearings, responsible for deter- The Oepar1ment of Liquor Licenses and Control administers mining whether allegations liquor law violations are substan- nnd enforces laws relat ing to alcoholic[...]ers hearing cases when either the Com- The repeal of prohibition in 1933 signaled the beginning of pliance Division has not offered a consent agreement or a liquor conLrol in the state of Arizona. Arizona government licensee has[...]ent. realized the need for licern;ing and control of the liquor The Department provides the state of Arizona with a system industry and in the followi[...]and liquor industry, through the enforcement of liquor laws and welfare of Arizona citizens by licensing the liquor industry regulations, the screening of applicants for liquor licenses, and assuring comp[...]stale liquor laws through inspection of existing licenses, liaison with local enforce- en[...]ment agencies, and the investigation of complaints pertai n-[...]law enforcement agencies and the T he Department of Liq uor Licenses and Control is responsi- c[...]e for administering and enforcing the liquor laws of the state of Arizona. State law requires all businesses who pro- The count of liquor licenses in Arizona counties in July of duce, distribute, or sell spirituous liquor thrnughout the stale 1999 was 8,994. This breaks down by county as follows: to have a liqu[...]Graham - 57 Santa Cruz. - 90 of the liquor laws. The Office of Administrati ve Hearings[...] |
![]() | [...]The Governmental Mall Commi ssi on consists of 12 mem- COMMITTEE[...]serves as an advisory member; the Speaker of the House or a[...]nee who serves as an adviso ry member; one member of Phuenix 850 12[...]the public appoi nted by the President of the Senate; one 602-263-0900 member of the public appointed by the Speaker of the Director: Paul Beer[...]H ouse; the D irector o f the Department of Administration or T he L ivestock and Agric ullure Commillec consists of ten a designee; lhe chairman of the Historical Advisory Com- members appoi nted b[...]representing county fa irs; seven man of Maricopa County Board of Super visors, one o f members, one each represent[...]i ng; two members University or A r izona College of Agricu lture, the livestock appointed by the nrnyor of the City of Phoeni x, one of w hom indu stry, the rarming industry, the Govern[...]o f the publ ic mem- members may be from counties of under 500,000 population. bers are three years. The Commission develops and main- The Committee seeks the promotion and betterment of the tains a comprehensive long-range[...]sources o f thi s state. development of the governmental mall. LOTTERY COMMISSION,[...]MANUFACTURED HOUSING, BOARD OF |
![]() | [...]ng in trauma surgery; one special- a variety of documents describing the programs operated by izi[...]the Board and describi ng the official find ings of Board care; one specializing in pediatric medicin[...]hat may be administered or with a stnff of 52 individuals and an annual budget of $4.0 performed by each class of emergency medical technicians. million. T[...]NERS, ALLOPATHIC this money, Lhe state of Arizona is able to respond in a timely BOARD OF fash[...]BOARD OF EXAMINERS 877-255-22 12 (Toll-free elsewhere in A[...]The Medical Radiologic Technology 13oarcl of Examiners Board Operations Manager: Gai l Miner consists of ten members appointed by the Governor for Enforce[...]hree-year terms, including the Executive Director of the Business Manager: Dave Bredeson[...]hnologists in several disci- The Allopathic Board of Medical Examiners (also known as plines[...]ifies Practical unethical or incompetent practice of medicine in two basic Radiologic Technolog[...]has sufficient training and knowledge. Once proof of the doc- MEDICAL STUDENT LOANS, BOARD OF tor's qualifications is received, the Board may i[...]that is renewable every two years if College of Medicine, J\HSC Room 2 11OA the individual remains i,, good standi ng. University of Arizona Second, the Board investigates all allega[...]As a part Program Coordinator: Maggie Gu mble of this investigation, the physician's records and procedures are reviewed by medical consultants who are ei ther Board The Board of Medical Student Loans consists of eight mem- staff or outside contractors. The comp[...]who arc knowledgeable in the problems of health care in[...]Arizona; two members selected by chairmnn of the Allo- The conclusion of this thorough complaint process is a pub- pathic Board of Medical Examiners; one appointed by Uni- lic meet[...]12-membcr Board may vote to dis- vers.ity of Arizona president from the College of Medicine cipline the doctor by issuing legal orde[...]faculty; one member appointed by the Board of Os(eopathic restricting the doctor's license or a[...]nati vely, the Board may and the Director of the Department of Health Services who vote to warn the doctor when[...]sepa- to qualified students at the University of Arizona College of[...]icine and Midwestern University's Arizona College of rate investigations.[...]Osteopathic Medicine. Part of the agency's chief mission is to provide as much edu- cational material as possible about quality[...]s to the educational and disciplinary backgrounds of every Department of Administration licensed doctor. Board records show that nearly 60% of Ari- 1700 W. Washington zona's doctors hav[...]plai nt and thus have no complaint history, There are also 602-542- [500[...] |
![]() | [...]The Arizona Court of Military Appeals has ex.elusive appel- The Merit Awa rd System Board consists of rive members late and special action jurisdiction in appeals fi led by this appointed by the Governor to serve staggered four-year state, or on petition of an accused, to hear and review the terms. The Board establishes policy for the operation of the record in all general and special court[...]summary court-martial cases in which a sentence of confine- concurrence with the head of the agency in which the cost ment has be[...]community leaders; two from each area of the state with 602-542-4621[...]ommittee is the operational vi.ability of military facilities withi n Arizona. composed 17 members, one of whom is the Governor or the Governor's designee and three of whom are advisory/non- MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES, voting members appointed at the request of lhe Governor for DEPARTMENT OF two-year terms.[...]serve 602-255-3795 the long-term viability of mi litary airports and the pri vate 1-800-446-4259 (AZ only) property rights of property owners in the vicinity of military[...]3777 airports; considers the purchase or exchange of land or development rights as a method of achieving the goals; Web site: www.adm[...]s or higher in the The Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral Resources vicinity of a military airport; studies and promotes a consti[...]b lished in 1939 to promote the mineral resources of tutional mechanism for exchanging stale trust lands with pri- Arizona. Promotion of these mineral resources contributes to vate or public lands of equal or greater value to assist in the expansion of the overall economic growth in the state preserving military airports in Arizona; creates a data base of and increases revenues to state and local govern ments. The current ownership and date of purchase of properly in the Department provides information to the public through tech- vicinity of a military airport on which the day-night average nical research, field investigations, compilation of informa- sound level is 65 decibels or higher; co[...]e contours in relation to current flight mis- of information th rough publications, personal contacts, and sions; studies new noise contours as they are issued and the Arizona Mining and Minera[...]he noise contours tax, or require any type of registration. The Department's specified in statute; facilitates the development and distribu- staff: tion of metes and bounds legal descriptions of noise contours Maintains a sitc-speci fie data base of unpublished to be used in the implementation or s[...]orts Lo the Legislature, on or before December 15 of 10,000-record data base of Ari zona mineral deposits; each year, on the progress of the Committee. Maintains an information bank and li brary of mineral MILITARY APPEALS, COURT OF and mining i[...]master and doctorate theses; The Courl of Military Appeals consists of five judges • Gathers and dissemina[...]and markets; tant General with the advice of the State Judge Advocate for Produces publications in the form ()f mineral reports, a term of six years, with not more than three j udges of the a1111ual directories, technical rep[...]nclude: Laws and Regularions Goi1- appointment to this court who, in addition to the require- emi11g Mineral Rights in Ariwna, Direcro,J• of Acrive ments of Article Yl, Section 22, Constitution of Ari zona, has Mines i11 Arizona, Manual for Derem1i11atio11 of Status at least five years' experience as a Judge Advocate in the a11d Ow11ership of Arizona Mineral and Wetter Rights, National Guard or Armed Forces of the United States. The and others; and Governor designates one of the judges to act. as chief j udge.[...] |
![]() | [...]bers represent the interest and concerns of towing businesses state's repository fo r mineral[...]perate at least six but not more than 12 articles of tow- lapidary material, mining artifacrs, and fos[...]interest has more than 16,000 cataloged specimens of which about and concerns of towing businesses that operate more than 12 3,000 are on display at any given time. As befitting the articles of towing equipment; one member representing a natio[...]wcases Arizona law enforcement agency of an incorporated city or town, ores and specimens.[...]ul azuritc, malachite, chysocolla, and turquoise, are one member representing a law enforcement agency of a conspicuous in the Museum's displays. Some of the county, with experience in dealing with towing and storage Museum's popular favorites are the fluorescent room, a 2 10- services and[...]ous law enforcement member; the Director of the Depart- foot slab or Coconino Sandstone complete with 250-million- ment of Public Safety or a designee; and the Assistant ye[...]director's designee. Mine that sits i,1 front of the Museum. The Advisory Counci l advises and assists the Department of T he Museum receives more than 39,000 visitors pe[...]hildren. The pro- design and operation of all tow trucks in this state; helps the gram provided for the school gro[...]tablishes a mai ling list that includes any tance of minerals in om li ves; and a "treasure hLint."[...]tions on or before December I of each year to the Governor, DEPARTMENT OF, BOARD OF the President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of GOVERNORS[...]Department of Revenue 602-255-3795[...]Assistant Director: Vi nee Perez The Board of Governors for the Department of Mines and Mineral Resomces consists of five members appointed by The Munici pal Tax Code Commission consists of seven the Governor for five-year terms. The Board formulates pro- members who are mayors or council members of cities or grams and policies of the Department of Mines and Mineral LOwns that have adopted the model city tax code and who are Resources in the promotion and development of the state's appointed by the Governor fo[...]ineral resources. The Board appoints the Director of the mission is staffed by the Department of Revenue Cities Liai- Department.[...]tax code changes, notifies cities and towns of code changes, MOTOR VEHICLE TOWING ADVISORY maintains records of changes. and makes copies available to[...]the public. Department of Public Safety[...]Community Programs, Office of the Governor |
![]() | [...]LLENNIUM EDITION NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS BOARD OF OCCUPATIONA[...]r. John Brewer |
![]() | [...]The Stale Board of Optometry consists of six mem bers COMMISSION[...]of the Board is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Ari zona Geological Survey[...]Arizona citi zens by regulating the profession of optometry. 416 West Congress #100 In 1907, the Territory of Arizona enacted its first optometry Tucson 85701[...]law. The State Board of Optometry regulates, exami nes, and 520-770-3500[...]ti nuing education for doctors of optometry. Ad ministrator: Steven L. Rauzi The Oil and Gas Conservation Commissi.on consists of six OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERS IN[...]ear terms. BOARD OF The mission of d1c Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is to enc[...]9535 East Doubletree Ranch Road development of, Ari zona's oil, gas, helium, carbon dioxide,[...]board.org Staff released reports on the character of Chuar Group rocks Executive Director: Ann Marie Berger in the Grand Canyon and the occurrence of carbon dioxide in the St. Johns and Springervi lle areas. The Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examjners in Medicine[...]and Surgery consists of seven members appointed by the Although oil and g[...]pathic profession in the state. parts of the stale arc believed to have potential for futu[...]OUTDOOR RECREATION More than 20 million barrels of oil, 28 billion cubic feet of COORDINATING COMMISSION, ARIZONA natural gas, and 9 billion cubic feet of helium have been pro- duced since the first disc[...]irector: Kenneth E. Travous OPTICIANS, BOARD OF DISPENSING The A[...]OVERDIMENSIONAL PERMIT ADVISORY The Board of Dispensing Opticians consists of seven mem- COUNCIL bers,[...]r for fi ve-yea r terms. The Department of Motor Vehicles Board regulates the opticianry pr[...]opticians and optical establishments. The mission of the Board is to ensure that the consumers of the state of Ari- The Overdimensional Permit Advisory Council consists of zona are afforded quality optical services.[...]three-year terms: one from the Department of Public Safety, OPI'OMETRY, STATE BOARD OF one from the Department of Transportation, three motor car-[...]iers, one from a municipal law enforcement agency of a city 1400 West Washington, Suite 230 with a population of more than l00,000 persons, and one Phoenix 85007[...]from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety. The Council 602-542-8 155[...]advises and assists the Department of Transportation in Fax: 602-542-3093[...] |
![]() | [...]ARD, ARIZONA STATE of the House of Representati ves on the progress of the J300 Wesl Washington, I sl Floor[...]pumwnt to statute and notifies the Board of Regents or Phoeni x 85007 Board of Directors for Community Colleges, as appropriate.[...]ki lled in the line of duly and to try 10 do something fo r the Executi[...]urvi ving fam ilies. The Memoriul Board has clone much Assistant Director: Mark Siegwarth[...]Jay Ziemann tory to try to find all of the officers who have been kil led in[...]the li ne of duty. To dale, they have gone as far back as the[...]artnerships: Rene Bahl "look" of all law enforcement officers representing all the[...]cies, from The Arizona State Parks Board consists of seven members, all levels of government. The Board hi red Wes Chapman to inclu[...]Senate confir- The final memorial is a statue of a law enforcement officer malion. The Board manag[...]Beneath the statue is a wall in the shape of a star with the names of all the officers' known to ha ve died serving our[...]state. To date, there are approx imately l60 names on the Phoenix 85007[...]Each May a memorial service is held at this Arizona Memo- Executi ve Director: LeRoy Brady[...]y year in Washington, D.C. The Committee consists of nine members, with the directors of memorial service is beautiful and very emotional. The plan- the Stale Parks Board, the Department of Transportation, and ning for the service starts[...]iffers a little every year hut maintains the goal of the Governor appointi ng the remaining six member[...]rom any one county. from all over Arizona are represented at the memorial ser- Terms are staggered. The Commiuee reviews requests to[...]parkwuy or historic scenic The mai n speakers are the Governor and the Allorney Gen- road, prepares[...]or scenic years, a fly-over by the Department of Public Safety helicop- roads.[...]b site: www.azpost.state.az.us The Board consists of: the Attorney General, who serves as Executive Director: Thomas J. Hanunarstrom chairman; the Director of the Department of Public Safety;[...]consists of 13 members appointed by the Governor, includ- the[...]ulation of 200,000 or more persons and the rema ining sherif[...]appointed from a county havi ng a population of less than sentatives from the business community.[...]o chiefs or city police, one appointed The duties of the Board are to acid the names of the fallen from a city having a population of 60,000 or more persons offi cers to the memorial[...]a popu- ceremon y which commemorates lhc addition of their names. lation of less than 60,000 pernons; a college faculty member The Board also plans and provides for maintenance of the in public administration or a related f[...]etary donations for deposit eral; the Director of the Department of Public Safety; the into the Ari zona Peace Officer's memorial fund; provides an Director of the state Department of Corrections; one member annual report to the President of the Senate and the Speaker who is employ[...] |
![]() | [...]PERSONNEL RULES REVIEW with a rank of patrolman or sergeant, with one appoin ted[...]members. Department of Ad ministration T he Board prescribes minimum qua[...]these qualifications; prescribes minimum courses of 602-542- 1500 training and minimum stand[...]The Personnel Rules Review Board consists of nine mem- advanced courses and seminars in law en[...]bers, incl uding the director of the Department of Ad ministrn• intelligence !raining; am.I conduc[...]om other state agencies, two deputy or ass istant are adhering to the standards for recruitment, appoin[...]directors of state agencies, two members with personnel retent[...]ght Com- nel rules, reviews nil aspects of the state personnel system, mittee consists of seven members appointed for three-year an[...]niform system for repol'ling person- sory members of the Senate appointed by the President of !he nel-related information. Senate from different political parties, two advisory mem- bers of the House of Representatives appointed by the PHARMACY, ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF Speaker of the House from different poli tical parties, and[...]superintendent jointly appointed by the President of 4425 W. Olive, Suite 140 the Senate and the Speaker of the House. The Committee Glendale 8530[...]The Arizona State Board of Pharmacy consists of five phar- COMMITTEE ON[...]les pertaining to the prac- stance Abuse consists of 2 1 members. The Governor tice of pharmacy and the ma nu facture and dispensing of appoints one member Lo represent the Governor's Office of drugs in the state. Community and Family[...]and recommendations U11i1ed States of A111erica--so111e of ifs se11le111e11ts pre-date on the implementation and operaLion of the integrated ser- the f ormation of our nation. Its pre-Anglo populations dme vice mo[...]ing pregnant and parenting back thousands of years. The sparse clusters of Hispanic and women. An annual report is submitted[...]lo selllers 111'10 first came to the So111/11vest did as best Speaker of the House of Representati ves, the President of the they could for themselves heoltlnvise 11111il 111hat might be Senate, the Secretary of Stale, and the Director of the Ari- termed pmfessio11al plwrmacy servic[...]11ently, p!,ysicians. " (Bender, George, Histo1)' of 1400 West Washington, Suite 280[...]Out of a colorful, many-faceted past, rich in a variety of eth- Fax: 602-542-3588[...]recognized Arizona State Board of Pharmacy. The Ari zo na Executive Director: Judith L. Henkel Territorial Board of Pharmacy was establ ished in the spring The State Personnel Board consists of fi ve members of 1903 when Governor Alexander 0. Brodie appointed[...]Arizona pharmacists to serve as the fi rst Board of Phar- require Senate confirmation. The Board hear[...]150 applicants and denying seven; at least six of the success- rules. The Board also hears a[...] |
![]() | [...]N cants for licensure were turned down. Also at this meeting, PHYSICAL THERAPY, BOARD OF |
![]() | [...]e to the educational and disciplinary backgrounds of every state plumbing code. licensed physician assistant. The Web site also contains a variety of documents describing both the programs operated PODIATRY EXAMINERS, BOARD OF by the Board and the official findings of Board investigative[...]Fax: 602-542-3093 with a staff of 52 individuals who are also assigned to the business or the Board of Medical Examiners. The funding Executiv[...]tivities comes in part from the The Board of Podimry Examiners consists of five members licensing fees collected from nearly[...]cutive Director: Mark S. Mitchell at the pleasure of the Governor.[...]The Arizona Power Authority Commission consists of five Established in 19l l whi le Arizona was stil[...]nts and indi viduals who worked in the occupation of mining. Miners must be al least 60 years The Commission encourages the development and use of of age and either disabled due to tbe mining industr[...]ress passed the Boulder Can- be at least 65 years of age and have li ved in the slate for 30 yon Project Act authorizing the construction of Hoover years or more.[...]Hoover Dam T he Pioneers' Home offers all levels of nursing care. Non- to the states of Arizona, Cali fornia, and Nevada. It also miners[...]ll and state. Thal resulted in the creation of the Arizona Power "Big Nose" Kate. Approximately[...]a 50-ye,ir contract the state's trad ition today of serving those who helped with the United States Bureau of Reclamation for Arizona's develop the state of Arizona. The bui lding is on the National allotment of Hoover Dam power and then contracted for the Register of Historic Buildings. resale of that power to 17 entities within Arizona, includi[...]Act which authorized the Departmenl of the lnterior to[...]s1ruc1ion was funded directly by a number of the Hoover 602-542- 1525[...]nue bonds to fund a share of the uprating project. The project The Arizona Uni[...]ompleted in September 1995, resulting in doubling of 17 members, including the Registrar of Contractors and Arizona's share of Hoover Dam power. The Authority 16 members appoin[...]receives approximately 19%, or 377 megawatts, of the out- as follows: four licensed plumbing contr[...]pal plumbing inspectors who represent the regions of The Authori ty entered into a new 30-year contract for the state (one a representative of a county government), three Hoover power with the Western Arca Power Administration members of the general public (with no occupational or pro-[...]ona Water Conser- ence in the application and use of natura l gas), one represen- vation District which uses the majority of Arizona's share of tative of the piping industry progress and education trnst,[...]r through the Central Ari- and one representative of utility and sewer workers. The zo[...] |
![]() | [...]RIZONA power can be directly related to the cos t of water in Arizona. ln addition to moving CAP water[...]5017 cost power supply is critical to the success of many Arizona 602-265-4779 farming operations. Therefore, one of the Authority's most Executive Direc[...]mportant tasks is working closely with the Bureau of Recla-[...]sists of the 15 elected county attorneys, the Attorney General the costs of production and dcl i very of H oover power.[...]or a designee, the Chief Justi ce of the A rizona Supreme Because power production al[...]esi gnee, the chief municipal or ci ty prosecutor of the flow o f the Colorado River, 1he A uthority is acti vely each city having a populution of more than 250,000 and one[...]three-year terms, and the dean of one of the two law school s is participating wi th a gro up of interested parties, including[...]the river areas designated "criti cal habi tat." This is an effort pares manuals of procedure and gives assistance in the prep- lo co[...]prehensive solutions to critical aration of trial briefs, forms, and instructions; conducts p[...]and maintains liaison with al l branches vital to this state and others. A n addilional area of involve- of government. ment for the Aulhority is that of elec tric utility indusu-y[...]BOARD Energy Po licy A ct of 1992. M any of the changes are 2500 E. Va n Buren intended to p[...]w ill result in lower electricity costs. B ecause of its rol e 602-220-6037 as a power supplier and[...]The Psychiatric Security Revi ew Board consists of five involved at the national, regional, and stat[...]rs appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. of forums helping to shape the outcome of industry restruc- M embers include one[...]or probation, one gen- turing. T he encl results are certai nly not clear at this point,[...]active participant to help protect the interests of the[...]he A ttorney General, or a public defender. state of A rizona as they relate to the del ivery and use of Hoover Dam power.[...]he Boan.I maintains jurisdiction over persons who are com-[...]clevises a plan for the conditional release of a person in con-[...]ecure mental health facility and other Department of Revenue[...]medical , soci al, and <:riminal history records of Phoeni x 85007 persons who are committed to its jurisdiction; holds a hear- 602-[...]ing t<> determine if the conditions of release should be con-[...]tinued, modified, or terminated; keeps a record of all Director: Mark W. K illian, Chairman[...]wriuen notice of any hearing before the Board 10 the allorney The Property Tax Oversight Commission consists of five representing lhe person, !he[...]or other attc)r- members, including the Director of the D epartment of Reve- ney representing the ~tate, the[...]o the Board 's j urisdiction; determ.ines if area of propel'ly tax assessment and levy, with one appoi[...]the Governor and three appointed by the President of the and, if so, requests the committi ng court to appoint an attor- Senate and Speak er of the House of Representati ves for ney to represe[...]r- assessors' levy-limit calculati ons. Officials are notified of son's attorney, the A ttorney General and[...]. conclusion of a hearing, gi ves to the person, chc attor[...] |
![]() | [...]ted the person to the Board's jurisdiction notice of the Board's decision.[...]The Department of Public Safety[...]The Board maintains jurisdiction over persons who are or crime, de[...]sion o [ violators, and traini ng of the first indi vidual was placed under the jurisdiction of the law enforcement p[...]efficient transportation of people The Board holds hearings to determine if'[...]-year term. The Director requires Senate sons who are committed to a secure state mcmal health[...]sability facility. Cur- The Depmtmcnt consists of the office of the Director and rently, ten individuals on Conditional Release are monitored four divisions: Highway Patrol, Cr[...]al Justice Support. PSYCHOLOGIST EXAMINERS, BOARD OF Highway Pat[...]Harvey DPS offices are located in more than 30 Arizona cities and Lnvest[...]mmunilies wit h operations being conducted in all of the[...]The state OPS headquarters building is The Bourd of Psychologist Examiners consists of nine mem- located in Phoeni x. bers appointed by the Govern or for fi ve-year terms, with six of the m~mbers licensed psychologists and three publ[...]nterest in the health care industry. At least two of the six licensed psy- chologists must be full -Li[...]l, revocation, renewal, probation, and suspension of licenses; adopts rules; and investigates charges of violations. The Board is the licensing board for[...]on is to protect the he.ihh, safety, ancl welfare of Arizona citizens by regulating the practice or ps[...]not provide referrals and cannot discuss details of disci- plinary ,1ctions over the telephone. Copies of Board orders,[...]er with ltis dismissul letters, and Bourd minutes are available for a small[...]Belgi11111 Malilwis ree. Audiotapes of public portions of the Board meetings arc also avai lable for a fee.[...]ency's ing, at the Board office, publ ic portions of licensee fi les. goals, policies, procedu res,[...]directs and controls the acti vities of' the agency; and is PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF responsible for[...]minal justice agencies. Ensuring the availability of air res- Phoeni x 85005-6638[...]y to civil emergencies also fall under the rea lm of' the[...] |
![]() | [...]ers, computer program ming, more than 6,000 miles of state and federa l highways. ancl th[...]a few of the functions also overseen by the Criminal Justi[...]er 11ear Flagstaff s1c1111e in fm111 of Stale Headquarters The Criminal In vestigations[...]Under legislation enacted in J968, the Department of Public |
![]() | [...]ng and any other matter pertaining 10 ment System are appointed by lhe Governor for three-year the proper conduct of raci ng w ithin 1his state, conducts hear- terms.[...]The Commission conducts al I reviews of applica1io11s to con- PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNE[...]the proper and humane methods for T he Department of Publ ic Safety, the Game and Fish Depart- the disposi1io11 and transportalion of greyhounds, and certi- ment, the Department of Emergency and Military A ffairs, fies animals as Arizona Bred. the University of A rizona, A rizona State University, North- ern A[...]office, each RACING, DEPARTMENT OF municipal fi re department, each eligible lire di[...]arl- Phoenix 850 14 m ent, lhc Department of Law, the Department of Admin is-[...]602-277- 1704 tration, the Department of L iquor L icenses and Control, each I ndian reser[...]T he Director of the Deparl ment of Racing licenses person- local board consists of two members elected by members[...]sits nnd inspects 1he various meeting places on a of office are fou r years. Each local board is constil uted as[...]approve or reject decisions of the Director in accordance COUNCIL[...]T he Deparlment conducts hearings; other hearings are con- 602-636- 1383 ducted by the Office of Adm inistrati ve Hearings whose deci- Executi ve[...]sion becomes 1ha1 of the Director, unless modified by the T he Governor's Advisory Counci l on Quality co nsi sts of no D irector. The Department investiga1es per[...]h the rules, supervises the Governor. The members are key executives from bolh public pari-mutuel depar1ments of all track s, and collects fees. and pri vate orga[...]48 14 South 40th Street and recognizing 1he use of TQM principles, processes, and Phoenix 85[...]ts annu- ally to lhe Governor on the acti vities of the Council; pro- T he Radiation Regulatory[...]A rizona's quality network and disposal of radiation materials; assumes responsibility lhrou[...]r accidents national, and international awareness of Arizona's quality and emergencies; accepts[...]i nformation programs about the conu·ol of radiation sources. and !mining; holds one annual[...]The Radi,llion Regulatory Hearing Board consists of five Chairman: A . Mel vin M cD onald, Jr.[...]ar terms. The Arizona Racing Commissi on consists of five members M embers require Senate co[...]s. Members hearings and reviews orders of lhe Radiation Regulatory requ ire Senate co nfirm[...]rules 10 govern racing meetings by actions of the Agency.[...] |
![]() | [...]mulate. T he Real Estate Advi sory Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor ror six-ye[...]Over the last few years, the Bm1rd of Regents has sought to makes recommendations to th[...]ease access to higher educa tion to the citi zens of A ri - on real estate mailers and presents an annual evaluation of zona. Successfu l partnerships in Yuma[...]demand for univer- REAL ESTATE, DEPARTMENT OF sity/communi[...]authori zed for the ru ral communities of T hatcher, Coolidge, Fnx: 602-468-0562[...]graduate experience. Full-Lime faculty are now spending engaged in the real estate business.[...]more time on instruction, and students are now better able to appointed by the Governor and[...]fter the Board ini- REGENTS, ARIZONA BOARD OF tiated a year-long review of tenure and faculty work load[...]T he Board of Regents continues to improve the effecti veness 6[...]of the Ari zona uni versity system. by improving tea[...]adequate resources to maintain the qm1lity of education al Executi ve Director: L i nda J. Bles[...]A rizo na's universities. The Arizona Board of Regents governs A ri zona's public uni- versity s[...]COUNCIL, Arizona U ni versity, and the University of Arizona. The uni- STATE ver[...]sity system 602-542-3332 has a total budget of more than $2. l bill ion, and its overall economi[...]ion Act cre- largcsl capital systems, co nsisting of more than 1,700 build-[...]uncil. T he Counci l ings with a replacement cost of $3.9 bi l lion. Tuiti on at A SU,[...]members are appointed by the Governor from members of NAU, and UA remai ns affordable, w ith A rizona's[...]organi z.,tions that represent u broad range of i ndi viduals tu ition rates among lhe lowest in[...]ons interested in i ndividuals Recent initiatives of the Board include a review of the eco- with disabili ties. The designated state ugcncy and the desi g- nomics and demographics of higher educati on, wh ich nated[...]ously consider, on an ongoing increased awareness of the need for more financial aid and ba[...]elopment compelled the Board to launch a revision of its plan for and impleme111ation of the State Plan, the strategic pl an, and meeting[...]ions from the business community to of general applicabi lity pertaining to the provision of voca- increase the effective use of uni versity capital assets and to tional re[...]nated state unit and, at the discretion of the designated state commitlees made up of business leaders throughout the agency, assists in the preparati on of appl ications, the state state. The B oard 's col[...]nt poli cy revisions that w ill case the transfer of needs .issessments, and evaluation requi[...] |
![]() | [...]sons 24 hours after the receipl of a complete license applica-[...]action by the Board. Of the complaints, 26% (73 out of 280) 602-279-5659[...]esulted in disciplinary action, while 34% (96 out of Fax: 602-285-0350[...]280) resulted in a w arning, in the form of a L etter of Con-[...]Comrniuee's audit regarding the continuance of the Board interests of residential utili ty consumers in regulatory pro-[...]orations before the rcsull was the passage of legislation continuing the existence Corporat ion Com111ission. T he Governor appoints the D irec- of the Board for ten years, the longest time-frame a[...]ng: submits a report to the Governor, the Speaker of the House[...]I. Forty-two states (and the Distri ct of Columbia and o f Rcprcscntmivcs, and the President of the Senate by[...]Puerto Rico) have laws regulating the practice of RCPs, N ovember I of each year. who are trained to use high-technology medical equip-[...]ment. T he use of co mplex medical equipment, such as[...]111echanical ventilators, in the practice of respiratory BOARD OF[...]edge of ad va nces in health care. RCPs currently provide[...]ser vices in settings covering the full continuum of T he Board of R espiratory Care Examiners consists of seven health care: they are on duty in hospitals seven clays a members appoin[...]r is week, 24 hours a clay; they are in sk illed nursing facili- a resident of this state at the time of appointment and the ties; and they[...]rs, al least one o f whom is a technical director of a res- input on its acliv ities by provi[...]thly B oard meeting. an officer or faculty member of a college, school , or institu- The Boa[...]on and at least a large percentage of licensees partici pating, on subjects one of w hom is in volved in direct patient care; a licensed such as scope of practice issues and rule drafting. T he physician[...]certed effort lo prov ide easy public members who are not engaged, directly or indirectly,[...]formati on to A rizona citizens. in the provision of health care ser vices; and one hospital[...]3. RCPs are, by truining, adaptable to the evolving health ad[...]ed; the Board with an excellent blend of membership. keeps a record of ,ill its 11cts and proceedings including the B ecause a maj ority of the Board is not made up of prnc- issuance, refusal, renewal, suspension, or revocmion of titioners, the public is consis[...]members ser ve a very important, and known place of residence, and the date and number of the valuable, role in providing expertise on the complica ted I icense of all persons licensed pursuant to the law; compiles, issues invol ved in the practice of respiratory care. Board once every two years, a list of licensed respiratory care prac- meeting[...]lic, health titioners au thori zed lo practice in this slate; and establi shes care faci lity per[...]against l icensees thnl prove to be without merit are sons licensed under th is law. The mission of the Board is to dismissed; and when t[...]ee has protec t the health , wel fare, and safety of A ri zona citizens engaged in unprofessi[...]efficient and effective licensurc and regulation of cipl inary acti on fitting the particu lar level of seriousness respiratory ca re practitioners. of the offcnse. T he B oard periodically revi ews it[...]d the country have been have regulatory oversight of approximately 1,400 Respira- trac[...]tory Care Practitioners (RCP), the actual number of RCPs stnndard rnel ropolitnn are[...]lders) is closer to 4,000. The number of PTEs requested in those ads. Phoenix is[...] |
![]() | [...]abi lity wit h an REVENUE, DEPARTMENT OF average of 8.57 positions a week. The sum of FrEs available nationwide in long-term care[...]acute- Phoenix 85007 care facilities. This documents the shi ft in RCP employ- 602-542-3[...]Deputy Director: Jeffrey Gra nt homes of patients, and cares for and evaluates those[...]ever-increasing elderl y popu- The Department of Revenue is responsible for administering lation is particularly at risk of respiratory disease. In and enforcing state l[...]ue. Lt addition, because more and more RCPs are going out is organized into eight divi[...]irmation. tha t indi viduals with histories of criminal activity or Administrative Services Division illegal drug use are careful ly screened by the Board to[...]the provision Compliance Division of health care, man y patients are being released from the Assistant Di[...]sion Licensing can only hope to assure that this qualified Assistant Director: K[...]on St. The State Retirement System Board consists of nine mem- Chandler 86225 be[...]6285 (corporate) or 520-628-6400 to the employees of the state, university, and pol itical subd i-[...]west Office Legislature aut hori zed the creation of a defined benefit plan, 2902 W. Agua Fria Freeway contingent upon the election of at least 70% of ASRS mem- Phoenix 85027 bershi[...]Rural Business incubator Advisory Board consists of: plan. "Cost sharing" means both the employee and the two members of the House of Representatives representing employer contribute[...]rural districts appointed by the Speaker of the House, each of percentage of compensution paid. whom is from a different political party; two members of the[...] |
![]() | [...]driver or school bus dri ver instructor; and one of the Senate, each of whom is from a different political re[...]ctor T he Council advises the Department of Public Safety on of the Department of Commerce or the Director's designee;[...]members; meets as needed at a rnra l location i n this state; provides private sector Board members with[...]iness objectives and to in form the other members of rural entrepreneurial business development issues[...]ee Trade Agreement; discusses the estab- lishment of rural business i ncubator proj ects; acts as an i[...]he Mi11i11111111 S1a11dard.1· ernor, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the require a,111110/ i11spec1io11 of school by /he Ariza11a President of the Senate on lhe acti vities and accomplish-[...]Depart111r.m l r~f Public Safety. ments of lhc Board. SALARIES FOR ELECTIVE STATE[...]From 1993 unti l February 1996, members of the Council, in |
![]() | [...]ing boards, including reducing the number of levels of evalu- new school facilities 10 ensure CC)mplianc[...]m - districts in connection with the construction of new school mittee containing a detai le[...]eria and provi- fac i li ties and the mainlenance of existing school facilities; sions to demonstrate how the pilot program will be enacted and develops pr[...]gns. A n annual report is provided to the Speaker of the ment of tJ1c evaluation instruments and procedures; written House of Representati ves, President of the Senate, Superi n- evidence of the support of the employees in the ~chool for tendent of Public l nstruction, Governor, and the A ri zona 1he pilot program; and wri tten evidence of the support of the State L ibrary, A rchi ves, and Public Records. parents of pupils enrolled in the school for the pi lot prog[...]11doptcd by the Board in first year of implementat ion. J999, nre used as the basis for[...]COMMITTEE Lhe Board. Technology deficiencies are also addressed in the Guideli nes. The ratio of students 10 computers will be The School Safety Program Oversight Committee consists of reduced to 8: I by the end of June 2000 after which the two members of the House of Representatives as advisory School Faci lities Bo[...]iencies wil l be the nex t issue 10 Speaker of the House; two members of lhe Senate as advi - be addressed under the Guide[...]the President of the Senate; one j uvenile probation officer, Defi[...]appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; one Although not required by t[...]school principal, appointed by the Superintendent of emergency deficiency correction process 10 provid[...]afely issues that would the Superinlenclent of Public Instruction or the Superinten- lead to nonuse of school spuce withi n one year and for which[...]e, the Board has approved a the Speaker of the House; and one member from the field of total of $86.4 million in deficiencies corrections; this law-related education, appointed by[...]ovember I999, the Board accepted the second round of and the Department of Corrections by rev iewing the plans capi tal plan[...]cants for participation in the school safety ysis of each district, the Board approved actual funding,[...]program; selects sites that are eligible to recei ve fu nding conceptual approval[...]reports annually to the President of the Senate, the Speaker constru clion for 94 scho[...]of the House of Representati ves, the Governor, and the Joint partial or complete replacement of 13 smal l school s through-[...]a l monies to the school dislricts. T hese monies are State Board of Education available each year for school district[...]Phoeni x 85007 extend the usefu l li fe of a buildi ng, and in frastructure costs. Building renewal monies are distributed 10 districts i n two 602-542[...]sory Committee for A lternative School s consists of[...]tative o r the Governor 's O ffice and one parent of a pupil PILOT PROGRAM, JOINT LEGISLATIVE[...]ve Performance I ncentives Pilot Program consists of six mem- education fu ndi ng sources.[...]tud- bers: two members appointed by the President of the Senate, ies whether the current req[...]he 100th day will adversely impact alter- Speaker of the House of Representatives, one from each nati ve schools, especially in res pect to funding. A report. of political party; and two members appointed by the[...]ts fi ndings wi ll be provided to lhe State Board of Education,[...] |
![]() | [...]AR IZONA 13 LUl3 BOOK the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the President of Chairman: Dan Aiello |
![]() | [...]rocedures to ensure efficient and coordinated use of Governor, who are residents of lhe state and who have resources in[...]rvices for, or on behalf ol', individu- knowledge of or ex pertise in the following areas: the com-[...]cientific initiati ves concerning expenditure of the Trust Fund in accordance with the law. space[...]JOINT LEGISLATIVE STUDY may support the evolution of space-related industry in tht: COMMITTEE ON state, space-related business ventures in this state, mecha- nisms for infrastrncture improvemen[...]industry, and integra- Compensation consists of 16 members: three members of the tive and regulalory mechanisms governing national and I-louse of Representati ves, appointed by the Speaker of the regional space ventures.[...]members of the Senate, appointed by the President of the The Commission is designated as this state's sole coordina- Senate, no more than two from lhe same political party; three tor of all space-related commercial and high technological experts on employee compensation, two of whom are partnerships. The Commission provides technical s[...]appointed by the Governor and one by the Speaker of the the Department of Commerce, local and regional industrial House; three state employees with at least ten years of state development organizations, local agencies, and other groups service, two of whom arc appointed by the Governor and one concer[...]menls and any other by the President of the Senate; one member from the univer- projects[...]sonnel system appointed by the Executive Director of advice to Ibis state regarding all space-related and high tech- the Board of Regents; and three state agency directors, dep- n[...]ant directors appointed by the Gover- development of space-related industry in this state for pre- nor. sentation to the Governor, the President of the Senate, and[...]udies state employee compensation and the Speaker of the House of Representati ves; develops goals and objectives;[...]to tion; and provides general direclion regarding this state's[...]ctor: Barry J. Levitch Governor's Office consists of 18 members, l6 appointed by the Governor as follows: fi ve members, each of whom is a The Struclural Pest Control Commission (SPCC) consists of family member of a person with spi nal or head injuries; four[...]mem- allied healt h professionals; three members of the general bers represenl the general public, three are from the pest con- public; plus the Directors of the Departments of Economic trol industry, and one must be[...]y to state government and its agencies, provision of The Commission adopts rules governing the[...]Arizona public and treat- and application of pesticides and devices used in structural ment professionals, monitoring of state agency brai n and spi- pest control and[...]l injury programs, and planning for expendi tures of lhc as requ ired. The Commission also con[...]overnmental agencies on spinal the business of structura l pest control. In aclclition, the Com-[...]ions for meeting the needs, on a s1atewide basis, of pest control companies; enforces state an[...]duct activities which erning the application of pest control technologies in Ari- lead to the prevention of spinal and brain injury and second- zona; in[...]ts cases to the program to heighten the awareness of the capabililies, poten• Commission for disposition at monlhly public meeti ngs. tials, and needs of persons with spinal or brain injuries; serve Th[...]mploys an Executi ve Director who as a repository of information on spinal and brain inj uries,[...] |
![]() | [...]ensation and annuity programs that give employees of the state statute changed the Board to the Struct[...]tate income lax benefits. Commission. The mission of the Commission is to advocate, through cerri rica[...]TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE application of pest control technologies that will benefit the citizens of Arizona, their properly, and the environment.. Department of Education[...]nvironmental protection Superintendent of Public Instruction: Lisa Graham Keegan responsibi[...]mmunication with sister agencies both of Education consists of ten members appoi nted by the Gov- nationwide and in Arizona. The SPCC accomplishes this ernor, each of whom has technical expertise in pupil testing, in[...]ons and policy development partnerships. of the Governor. The Committee establishes methodolo[...]and testing procedures, including the selection of dates for with the state of Sonora, Mexico, was designed to promote[...]statute. pesticide safety in Mexico. As a result of Arizona's population growth and a correspond-[...]COMPLIANCE ADVISORY is growing and demanding more of SPCC resources. Termite PANEL FOR colonies are flourishing as former agricultura l areas and unt[...]way to housing development, Department of Environmental Quality encouraging pesticide use.[...]N. Central Avenue fully invest igated violations of state and federal law in volv- Phoenix 850 12 ing fraudulent treatments, misapplication of chemicals, and 602-207-2300 unlawful dumpi[...]Director: Jacqueline E. Schafer The challenges of regulating a growing industry have prompted the S[...]g industry for Small Business consists of seven members, with stag- trai ning sessions acro[...]ols, homeowners the general publ ic who are not owners or representatives of associations, and commu nity groups. owners of small business stationary sources; two mem bers[...]appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives TAX APPEALS, STATE BOARD OF who are owners or who represent owners of small business[...]ices; two members appointed by the President Bank of America Tower of the Senate who are owners or who represent owners of lOL North First Avenue, Suite 2340[...]appointed by the Director of the Department of Environmen- 602-528-3966[...]The Panel advises the Director of the Department of Envi-[...]ronmental Quality on the effectiveness of the small business The State Board of Tax Appeals consists of three members[...]county, including the identification of difficulties encoun- of the Department of Revenue.[...]tered and the degree and severity of enforcement. TAX DEFERRED ANNUITY AND[...]BOARD OF[...]on Dalrymple Deferred Compensation Plans consists of seven members, The State Board of Technical Registration consists of ni ne including tlu·ee employees of the state appointed by the Gov- members appo[...]sues licenses to archi- tion, the superi ntendent of the State Banking Department, tect[...] |
![]() | [...]T he Office of Tourism formulates policies, plans, and pro- C[...]executes a campaign of information, advert ising, promotion, Department of Health Services[...]the pleasure of the Governor, requires Senate confirmation.[...]T he Office of Tourism works lo increase the level of Director: Catheri ne R. Eden[...]s m-related spending in A rizona though a variety of The Advi sory Council on Tobacco Prevention and C[...]munications, and industry advises the Depar tment of Health Services on operating programs. The Office executes H comprehensive program of effective programs to reduce the use of tobacco products media plncement Lo creale awareness of Arizona as well as among Ari2.om1ns.[...]stimulate interest and motivation of Lrnvelers in key target[...]rkets. lL also generntes positi ve media coverage of The Counci l is comprised of 18 members as follows: one[...]ts. The Office's marketing division works Lo tion of 500,000 or less; one publ ic health official who[...]our operators, and in a county w ith a population of more than 500,000; one per-[...]and i mprove the stability of the work force and the slandnrcl health insurer; two members of the general pub.lie; and the of li v ing for all A rizonans. following who are nonvoti ng members and are not counted to determine a quorum: two members of the Senate appointed by the President of the Senate from different polit-[...]TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF ical parti es; two members of the House of Representatives 206 South 17th Avenue appointed by the Speaker of the House from different politi- Phoenix 85007 cal parties; an employee of the Governor's Community Pol- 602-7 12-70 I I icy Office appointed by the Governor; an employee of the[...]Web site: www.dot.state.az.us/ Department of Education appoin ted by the Superintendent of Public Jnstruction; and the Director of the Department of Direc tor: Mary E. Peters Health Service[...]T he D epartment of Transportation provides for an integrated[...]UNCIL consists of three main areas w ith six divisions: motor vehi-[...]at the pleasure of the Governor, requires Senate confirma- 602-248-[...]Division The Touri sm Adv isory Counci l consists of 15 members 255 E. Osborn Roa[...]0 12 The Council assists and advises the Director of the Office of 602-294-9 l 44 Tourism in preparation of the budget and in establishment of Director: Gary Adams policies and[...]urism A rizona Highways Magazine in this state.[...]Phoenix 85 009 TOURISM, OFFICE OF[...] |
![]() | [...]istration services for the citizens of' Arizo na. In late 1998, Motor Vehicle Divisi[...]ing the ServiccArizona pannership Chief of Staff: Sam Maroufkhani wit[...]staggering regislrntion ex piration dates for out-of-state and The Ari zo na Department or Transporta1[...]ncy's roots can be traced back to the appointment of a Territorial Engineer in 1909. The Legislature c[...]to fill 270 positions in I974 tluough the merger of the Arizona Highway Depart- in its offices[...]vice even more. ment anc.l the Arizona Deparlment of Aeronautics. The Slate New Legislation Trans[...]ng the agency's new State lnfrastrnc1ure For each of the last two fiscal years ( 1998 and 1999), ADOT[...]illion in highway construction, design, and right-of-way Valley by 2007. In addition to $300 mi[...]gn-bui ld" contracting to hasten the construction of levard to Bell Road, and extension of the Pima Freeway highways and authorize[...]Black Canyon Freeway wid- Frecway projects which are un clcrway include the $79.7 mil- ening in Ph[...]he SR 68 widening between Bull head lion widening of the T- 17 Black Canyon Freeway from Tho- C[...]gislature mas Road to Peoria Avenue; construction of the Agua Fria also decided to cut the Veh[...]from l- lO to Norl hern Avenue, and construclion of accelerate lhe depreciation schedule resulti[...]und the state. TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF, In early 1998, ADOT launched a 15-year program to widen VENTURE TEAM 100 miles of US 93 to a four-lane di vided highway between[...]r. Also in 1998, the agency finished the widening of State Route 69 between 1-17 and Prescott and awa[...]divided highway between The Department of Transportation Venture Team consists of Mesa and Payson. at least ten members, at least five of whom have private sec- Other major projects undcr[...]rience in execu1i ve positions and at least fi ve of 40/1- 17 interchange in Flagstaff, widening more[...]sently serve as managers within the Depart- miles of US 89 north of Flagstaff, realigning SR 88 between ment. Th[...]e and Roosevelt Lake, widening more than 20 miles of bers for staggered three-year term[...] |
![]() | [...]The venlllre team periodically submits reports of its findin gs for the regional freeway syste[...]m annual reports to the Gov- ernor, the President of the Senate, and Speaker of lhe House TRANSPORTATION, STATE BOARD OF of Representatives.[...]The Transportation Board consists of seven members, one 602-7 12-70 lJ from each of the six transportation disLricts and one fro m th[...]Although the administration of the Department of Tra nspor- lished in counti es that levy a transp[...]tati on is the responsibility of the Director, the Transportation a11t ro statute, consists of the following members who are not[...]wers and duties in add ition to elected officials of or employed by this state or any county,[...]ty to the Director. The Bom:d is city, or town in this state: one member who serves as chair-[...]responsible for estabJishing a co mplete system of state high- person of the Committee, appointed by the Governor; one[...]into the highway system, and which are to be approved each who represents each supcrviso[...]ty in approvi ng the five- appointed by the Board of Supervisors in c_on_sultat ion with[...]ram; and establishing, openi ng, relo- the mayors of each city and town located within each super-[...]isori al district regarding appointments and each of whom,[...]state highway, including establishment of parkways and his- al all times during the term, l[...]TRANSPORTATION VISION 21 TASK governing body of the regional plann ing agency on matters[...]mmendations regarding any proposed major revision of sists of members appointed by and servi ng at the pleasure of the regional transportation plan by the governing body of the the Governor. The Task Force includes the Director of the regional planning agency; annually reviews and commen~s Arizona Dcpal'lmenl of Transportation and at-large members on the criter[...]er diverse parti es interested in the improvement of Ari- annuall y contracts with an independent audi[...]ccounlant to conduct a financial compliance audit of all expendi tures for the regional freeway system[...]th the needs in both rural and urba n areas of this state and will Auditor General, sets parameters f[...]ce audi t develop preli minary estimates of the longer-term (minimum in the county, reviews the results of the Aud itor General 's of 20 years) cost of implementing a comprehensive, multi- performance[...]onal planning agency, the Department, the Speaker of the to estimated revenues from existing federal, state, and local House of Representati ves, the President of the Senate, and transportation funding s[...]omplaints from citizens regarding adverse impacts of tures will be studied and recommendati[...]e Commission on Trial Court Appointments consists of 16 struction program and the life cycle management program members incl uding the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court[...] |
![]() | [...]UNIFORM STATE LAWS, COMMISSION by the Board of Govern ors of the Stale Bar of Arizona and ON appointed by the Governor, and ten nonauorney membern who are appointed by the Governor for four-year terms.[...]enix 85012 sion for each county with a population of 250,000 people or 602-916-5 .1 48 more, cur[...]The Commission on Uniform Stale Laws consists of three[...]any Arizona resident and life member of the National Con- UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK POLICY ference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws and who[...]has served as a member of this Commission. 3033 N. Central Avenue[...]tion and recommends adoption of uni form legislation to the Phoeni x 850 12[...]ng them to the states. Uniform laws pre- consists of 11 members, including the Director of the pared by the Conference and recommended to the states Department of.Environmental Quality or a designee, a repre-[...]fo rm Commercial Code and uniform laws sentati vc of the Allorney General's Office, and the followi ng covering a variety of subjects including partnerships, arbitra- appoint[...]aggered three-year terms: an tion, enforcement of foreign judgments, and obligations of environmental attorney not employed by the state;[...]ates underground storage tanks; a representative of an environmental organization; a representati ve of the public[...]ho has environmental experience; a representative of own- COMMITTEE ers or operat[...]d storage tanks Director: Michael Anable in this state; a representative of owners or operators with at[...]0 but fewer than LOO underground storage tanks in this Land Department consists of fi ve members appointed by the state; a representati ve of owners or operators with fewer than[...]Members require ten underground storage tanks in this state; a representative[...]Senate confirmation. of environmental consultants who is qualified by the under- ground storage tank program; and a representative of the The Commitlee provides recommendatio[...]recommendations to types and extent of stud ies that are needed to create the improve the current program. A report of findings is pro- plans, and reviews and makes recommendations for approval vided to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Presi- regarding the fi nal, conceptual, urban, state trust land-use dent of the Senate, Governor, and the Director of the plans and the final five-year state trust land disposition plans Department of Environmental Quality.[...]e Tank Technical Appeals Panel sists of seven members appointed by the Governor for three- consists of five regular mem bers plus two alternates[...]ms that ex pire on appointed from a list of three names submitted by each veter- completion of any administrative hearings in volving this ans' organization in this state holding a charter granted by Panel. The Pau[...]an affairs progra m and determine whether the use of technical panels programs in this state. Not more than two members shall be in the Offi ce of Administrati ve Heari ngs appeals process a[...],:ation, Members will provide an effective method of resolving issues. shall not se[...] |
![]() | [...]vice 10 the Governor and the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) educat ional benefi ts Di[...]are receiving thei r entitled benefi ts. The SAA evaluates, VETERANS' SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF inspec ts, and[...]Arizona Vet- era ns Service Commission consisting of five Comm ission- ers, appointed by the Governor, representing the membership of various veterans service organi zations, such as the Veter- ans of Foreign Wars of the U.S. (VFW), the American Legion, D isabled American Velerans (DAV), and A merican Veterans of WW! and WWII (AMVETS). Jn laIer years, the Ari zona Veterans' Ser vice Commission (AVSC) consisted of seven members appointed by the Governor for no mo[...]re required lo be veterans appointed from a l ist of candidates nominated by state offices of Congressional ly clrnrtered veterans' organi-[...]nancial Services Division programs with n,e state of Arizona. No more th an two Com- The Fi n[...]ble, The Commission appointed, wi th the approval of the Gover- payroll, and fi nancial state[...]rocurement activities; pre- day-to-day operntions of the Commission. Directors of the pares and moni tors the Department[...]the L egislature created the A rizona Depart ment of accounting procedures, and other applicabl[...]State Veterans Home officially opened on sisti ng of a staff of more than 260 personnel distributed Nove[...]s: Phoenix, Flagstaff, L ake Havasu City, of-the-art building offering an open atrium, aviary,[...]room amenities not usually has begun development of a new Southern A rizona State provid[...]close partnership with the U.S. Department of Vetera ns from Fort Huachuca in Sierra Vista.[...]d and has statutory authority to dedication of the Home and the VA as they work togelher LO appr[...]d at institut ions estab- population. T here are four 50-be<l units that provide skilled l ished i[...]for outreach nursing care lo residents, one of w hich specializes in wan- to all veterans w ithi[...]eased participation and uti- fessionnls w ho are trai ned to provide the unique care thaI lization of the G.I. Bill education.i i assistance programs.[...]e. A ll activity programs have been rently, there are over 2,500 approved programs in 176[...] |
![]() | [...]T he Veteri nary Medical Examining Board consists of eight the last several years, ha ve provi ded a significant amount of members appointed by the Governor for five-ye[...].ines resources tha1 have evolve<l into a network of community and l icenses veterinari ans and regulates the practice of veter- g iving and caring for veterans.[...]Phoenix 85007 in the A rmed Forces of the United States. The D iv ision's[...]tcrans's cla ims for federal entitlement in nreas of d isabil- The Go vernor 's Commission on V iol[...]ial , education, home loan, state consists of 30 members appoi nted by an<l serving at lhe plea[...]ocial services. The Di vision lrns sure of the Governor. T he Governor desig11ates from amon[...]Executive Board a Chairperson. One member of the Execu- lies in establishing any ri ght or ent[...]to them. tive Board must be a representati ve of the Governor' s O ffice T he VBCs have helped Ihe[...]ter- the Governor no later than November I of each year. ans Reintegration Program and 1he establishment of the Ari-[...]ide food, needed lo aid the victims of violence or sexual assault; showers , clothing, h[...]spread of violence and sexua l assault; and conducts a mult[...]faceted campaign to rai se public awareness of the nature, 260 clients and personal and property assets of approx i- consequences, and extent of violence against women i n A ri- mately $ 17 million. This Division serves as guardian and[...]zona. conservator of incapacitated veterans, minor children, and survi[...]WATER BANKING AUTHORITY Today, i n v iew of the importance of informational exchange COMMISSI[...]ATE and duties are executed by the Arizona Water Banking[...]A uthority (AWBA) Commission, consisting of the following 1688 West Adams, Third Floor members who are residents of this state: T he D irec tor of lhe Phoenix. 85007 D epartment of Water Resources who serves as chairperson; 602-54[...]the president of the Central Arizona Wa ter Conservation State vet[...]T he State Veterinarian, selected by the Director of the of whom is knowledgeable in water resource management; D epartment of A griculture, gives professional advice and[...]MINING stream of the Co.loraclo River and that holds a valid contr[...]with the Secretary of the Interior executed before June I.[...]96, for diversion an<l beneficial consumptive use of Colo- 1400 West Washington, Suite 230[...]confirmation. T he President of the Senate or a Senator desig- Executive Director[...]nated by the President and the Speaker of lhc House of Rep-[...] |
![]() | [...]Ari- each serve as nonvoting ex officio members of the Commis- zona's "water savings acco[...]suppl ies futu re generations inheri t from us are just as secure T[...]l review the age of water and distribution first year of the AWBA's operation. The Commission con-[...]sions, CAWCD the purchase, delivery, and storage of Colorado and rccommendat ions rega[...]on; determines, on an annunl basis, the quantity of Colorado River water to be Tucson Fac[...]water storage permits; and annual Plan of Operntion, the AWBA will determ ine through accr[...]s earned by the Authority to schedule of upcoming meetings, numerous publications that make water avai lable to municipal and industrial users of may be downloaded, I.inks to other water-related sites, and a Colorado River water in Arizona that are inside or outside of' great deal of other information. the CAWCD service area; store Colorado River water in Ari- zona on behalf of appropriately authorized agencies in Cali-[...]decrease in Arizona diversions Storage of Colorado River Water and Development and from the[...]d distribute long-term storage Release of 1.ntcntionall y Created Unused Apportionmen t in credits earned by the authority on behalf of agencies in Cali- the Lower Division State[...]ve on December 29, 1999. Per Ari- to use in place of Colorado Ri ver water that would have oth- zona statute, the Director of the Department of Water erwise been used by those Arizona users. Th[...]Nevada have occurred. the formerly unused portion of Arizona's Colorado River allotment and recharge t[...]evelop long- term storage credits for future use. This recharge by the[...]doe~ not substitute for existing uses or storage of AUTHORITY OF ARIZONA Colorado River water by entities in Arizo[...]han 1,000,000 602-230-9770 acre feet of water by lhe encl of 2000.[...]AWBA holds quarterly meeti ngs at the Depart ment of Fax: 602-230- 1480 Water Resources offices to keep the public apprised of its progress and has held additional meetings wit[...]The Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Ari zona age faci lities or ground waler savin gs[...]hat serves Arizona By storing substantial amounts of water in cent ra l Arizona, as an infrasi[...]tion, rehabilitation, and/or improvement of drinking water, the Central Arizona Project (CAP)[...]mation, and other water quality facili- the goals of the Arizona Groundwater Code, and aids nei[...] |
![]() | [...]quality and to ensure the T he impact of WIFA financial assistance to these projects is affordability of basic community inrrnstructure in A ri zona is[...]JFA's chief mission. T he A uthority accomplishes this by vatively estimates savings to Ari zon[...]lion. Public jurisdicti ons quali fy for 65 - 85% of eligible proj ect cosls. Typically WIFA is able to lower a of W IFA's tax-exempt cost or borrowi ng. Pri vatel y-held borrower 's interest cost to between 60% and I 00% of its cost DWRF applicants may receive from 65 - 85% of prime rate of borrowing, creating affordable fi nancial assista nce and at the time of closing. A typical interest rate for a publ ic si[...]ll¾ originated from the constructi on grants era of the C lean Water Act of l 972. I t became a lending institution in[...]d by a 12-member Board representing a broad range of constilllents with five ex-officio/statutory memb[...]held community drinking water systems. Both funds are capitalized by contri- butions from the state and[...]ns to large communities and reflected a portfolio of $50.3 million. I n 1999, the WIFA porlfolio grew[...]l n August 1999, W IFA issued $62 mi Iii on of revenue refund- A ri zona is now one of the leaders in the nation and the west-[...]CWRF, dollars ing and restructu ring of WIFA bonds. The Authority allocated to small rural communities. At the encl of 1998, received new credit ratings of AA+ and AA2, the second- over 47% of CWRF monies and 90% of the lm111s were allo-[...]i ngs cated 10 rural communities with populations of under I 0,000 enabled WIFA t<> consolidate most of its outstanding bonds persons. Within the DWRF, 50.3% of the loans and 90.4% of into one i ndenture with many benefi t[...]mi llion in DWRF funds. This greatly expands WlFA's lend-[...]the WI FA bond deal was characterized as" ... one of the most mitment escrows fun ds unti l certain re[...]onditions elegantly designed SRF's in terms of the legal structure and are met by the borrower.[...]ealth hazards, recei ved WIFA's Best Project of the Year Award in J 998 and EPA standards[...] |
![]() | [...]azi nes. T he infraslructure proj ect erwbled one of Ihe Naturul Resources Committee, and the Chair of the House of largest unsewered communities i n the U .S. 10 ad[...]What kinds of projects/programs can be funded'! ing septic rank[...]Grants from the fund may be used to: Jn the fall of FY I 999, WIFA approved its largest DWRF[...]eci fic mea- loan for $36.6 rnillion lo the Ci ty of Peoria for the Greenwuy[...]urface waIer treatment plant to handle 16 million gallons per day (MGD) • Acquire Central Ariz[...]t (CAP) water or efflu- with an ultimate capacity of 32 MGD. Peoria, one of the fast- ent for the purpose of protecting or restoring ri vers and est gro wing[...]programs outside of the five active management areas.[...]adminisi-er the fund. T he fund provides a source of money " for the development and implementation of measures to protect wnler of suffi- cient qualily and quantity to maintain, en[...]also i ncludes fish und wi ldli fe species th<lt are dependent on these resources. By statute the Fund[...]dera l agency, or politica l sub- through the use of incentives rather than regulaiio n, and division of Arizona may submit an application for a Water emp[...]t. A ll projects or programs, however, operati on are based on a bottom-up rather than a top-down[...]sks law, and respond to the overall goals of the legislation. the public to propose local ripari an solutions, rather than What is the source of monies for the Fund? having the stnte dictate ~pe[...]M onies for fu nd use are obt ained from three sources. T he of concern. primary source of funding is from the Ari zona Slate L cgisla- Who[...]lure. Other sources of funds inc lude a ree collected by the T he Ari zo[...]on is com- CAP for water sold 10 out-of-state C AP; and pri vate gi ft~, posed of 15 voting members and four non-voti ng ex-officio[...]g members arc appointed to their posi- How does the Commission evaluate applications? tions by vari ous offici.ils. Thirteen of the voti ng members are[...]appoi nted by either the Governor, the President of the Sen-[...]ted riparian habitat and thal ate, or the Speaker of the H ouse of Representatives. T he[...]address issues in geographic areas of public concern w hich remaining two members ure a[...]ion, as directed by statute, priority is given to are specified in the authorizing legislation. T he ap[...]non-voting, ex-officio members arc: the Director of Directly benefit perennial or intcrmi11cn1 strcamflow the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR), the Other c[...]eri t, Arizona State Land Commissioner, the Chair of the Senate fcas ibilil y, and c[...] |
![]() | [...]tion Fund Com- consists of 17 members appointed by the Governor for three- m[...]al period), the Commission received 82 proposals. Of that total, improvement district; one from a municipal governmen t of a 24, requesti ng a total of $6.8 mill ion, were scl.c ctcd for fund- municipality with a population of 250,000 persons or more; ing by the Commission. Of the 70 proposals submitted in one from a municipal government of a municipality with a 1996, 29 were selected totaling over $5.4 mi Ilion. In 1997, of populaIio11 of less than 250,000 persons; two residing within the 35 applications received, 19 were funded for a total of the bound.ides of a site located in a city or town with a popu- $2.5 mil lion. In funding cycle 1998, of the 34 applicati ons lation of I 00,000 persons or more; one residing within or in recei vcd, 2 1 were funded for a total of $2.6 million. close proximity to the boundaries of a si te located in a ci ty or[...]town with a population of less than 100,000 persons; two[...]Springs, office; the Directors of the Departments of Environmental[...]1995. This or personal knowledge of or experience in remed ial actions[...]thc sitc of a[...]mental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980[...]recommendations for impro ving the effecti veness of[...]he Commission has awarded grants i n every county of the state and has funded a wide variety of projec ts including T he Water Resources Adv isory Board consists of 15 mem- channel restoration, riparian revegetalion, fencing and graz- bers, no more than ten of whom may be members of any one ing i mprovements on watersheds and withi[...]terms: si x of the members from the Phoenix Active Manage-[...]the Department of Water Resources on the development, D irector: Ja[...]management, conservation, and use of water in the state. T he Water Quality Appeals Board, purl of the Department of Administrati on, consists of th ree members appointed by the WATER RESOURCES, DEPARTMENT OF Governor 10 three-year terms. M embers require Se[...]Web site: www.adwr.state.az.us/ Department of Environmental Quality[...]Financial and Administration Services, Office of 602-207-4208[...]ec- ommendations for i mproving the effectiveness of lhe Water 602-4][...] |
![]() | [...]conducting a comprehensive analysis of water conditions Legal Division[...]water supplies are ava i lable Lo meet future water needs in[...]undwater Basin. T his effort will T he Department of Water Resources has general contro l and h[...]st<1 community plan its growth. Other supervision of surface and groundwater and their appropria- recent studies include assessments of water supplies i n the tion and distribution unde[...]rmation. comprehensive assessment of groundwater recharge oppor- T he Department , cre[...]grams recently enacted by laws, exp.lores methods of augmenting water supplies to state lea[...]Fund and conservation and equitable distribution of water. ADWR Commission, a program designed to protect and enhance also oversees the use of surface and groundwater resou rces A rizon[...]nd Fund Commission, Ari zona" earl ier in this section of the non-federal darns.[...]Blue Book.) A mong the main re~ponsibilities of the Department is[...]ful development and implementaiion of the A rizona Water goal of w hich is to contro l severe groundwater depletio[...]A) by providing considerable to provide the means of allocating A rizona's limited grou nd-[...]reated in J 996 to maximize the long-term benefit of Most of the Code's provisions focus on areas, called Acti[...]to develop its inaugural has been severe. T here are t1 ve AMAs: the areas around[...]storage plan to store more than 300,000 acre feel of Prescott, Phoenix, and Tucson, and Pi nal and San[...]Authority Commission, Arizona" earlier in this section of tinued to work within the Code to develop wnter p[...]ES, One maj or effort has been the implementation of rules asso- DEPARTMENT OF ciated with the Assured Water Supply Program. This i mpor- tant regulatory tool requires that, wi th[...]ear 4425 West Olive Avenue, Suite l 34 supply of water be available before the planning and con- Glendale 85302 struction of a new development may begin. T he rules,[...]d community to implement The Department of Weights and M easures assures that the new rules,[...]weights and measures in commercial service are suitable and in formational workshops.[...]modities sold and purchased, and the devel opment of the T hird Management Plan. Manage-[...] |
![]() | [...]P.O. Box 9752 the effective communication of weight and measurement Boulder, CO[...]ndards and to promote clean air though regulation of (303) 541 -0200 petroleum products an[...]gistered Ser- dents in professional schools of compact states and provides vice Agencies, Regist[...]Public tuition assistance for out-of-state study. The Commission Weighmasters to ensure that rhe services they provide are also coordinates graduate and undergrad[...]ION, ARIZONA T he Department's major stakeholders are al l people w ho 1688 West Adams buy, s[...]In addition, the 602-542-0877 stakeholder s are all people w ho buy gasol ine for their motor[...]Admi nistrator: Victor Acedo T he Congress of the United States was given powers in the T he A rizona W ine Commission consists of seven members: weights and measures area (Articl e I, Section 8) when the the Direc tor of the Department of Commerce or a designec Constirulion of the U nited States became effecti ve in .1789.[...]nwcrs, among states and to establish the standard of weights and one w holesaler, and one retailer. Except for the Director of measurement. During the earl y years of our nation, a lack of the Department of Commerce or a clesignee and the whole- uniformity[...]oduc- in the weighing and measurements made wi th this equip- ing or w ine-growing industry[...]re increusingly troublesome ,is portion of the member's income from th is industry; have a c[...]r substantial investment in the growing of vinifera grapes or much co ntrnvcrsy, 0 11 June 14, 1836, the Congress adopted a the production of wine from vinifern grnpes as an owner, les- j oin[...]see, partner, or stockholder owning at least I 0% of the vot- U nited States. ln Arizona, the Depart ment of Weights and ing stock in a corporation engaged in the growing of vinifera Measures was established in 19 12, and, that December, the grapes or the production of wine from vini fcra grapes; or be standard weight[...]rtified by the manager or executive officer of a corporalion engaged in the National Bureau of Standards. T hose standards consisted the growing of vini fera grapes or the production of wi ne of :[...]ship on the Commission candidates who are recommended I each W &LE Gurley Balance, 50[...]weights, from 50 lb. to 1/32 composi tion of the w ine grape growers and wi ne producers[...]of this state as to the number of acres culti vated and the amount of wine produced. a set Standard liquid measure[...]The Commission receives donations of wine produced in the and[...]state for the purpose of promoting the Arizona wine industry 1 bronze[...]F und; assembles and maintains a l ist of producers of w ine in In 1974, a State Metro logy Laboratory, under the direction of Arizona; disseminates informalion among 1hes[...]partment, was established to ensure the integrity of solicits the suggestions and opin ions of these producers with measurement accuracy necessa[...]estigation. respect to the performance of the Commission; and conducts[...]ucational Mr. Creswell, the first State [nspector of Weights, estab- ca mpai gn. lished a pos[...]oday. Jn his first annual report, he said " There are some dealers in WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT POL[...]pec- GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON ti o n of their scales, weights, and measures, and especi ally an investigation of their methods of using the same. The reason 3800 N. Central[...]posi tion is generally well founded, for the test of Phoenix 850 12 a conscientious inspection wou ld reveal too much." 602-280-8 130[...] |
![]() | [...]economic development organizati on; one consists of 22 members who are appointed by the Governor. f"rom a rura l[...]statcwide economic development organi zation; one are comprised of representatives from the Department of from organized labor; and one from private postscconclary Commerce, the D epartment of Economic Security, the State education inslilulions. The appoinled members shall serve Board of Education, the lntertribal Counci l of Arizona, the staggered two-year terms and may be reappointed, excepl no A rizona House of Representatives and the State Senate, the me[...]r rural community college dislrict A rizona Board of Regents, the co mmunity colleges, a public ma[...]on, report lo lhe Governor, the Presidcnl of lhc Senate, and the l abor, and busi ness and industry representing GSPED clus- Speaker of the House or Representatives by July 3 1 of each ters/local workforce inveslment· boards.[...]g the pro- WORKS AGENCY PROCUREMENT vision of services, the use of funds and resources under BOARD[...]c/o Fox Systems development and implementation of slate and local standards[...]Scottsdal e 8525 1 tion of 1hese programs.[...]The Arizona Works Procurement Board consists of nine 1700 W. Washinglon[...]of the Deparlment of Economic Security, two members from 602-542-3248[...]sentatives of a major employer in this stale, two rcprescnta- Chairman: Jackie Norton[...]livcs from small businesses in thi s state. sists of nine members appointed by 1he Governor as follows: the Director or the Department of Commerce; the Execuli ve The Board awarded a contract to " private sector vendor to Director of the State Board of D irectors for Community Col- operate the Arizona Works Program in pilot areas of the state leges; the Di_rector of the Depar tment of Economic Security; and is responsible for over[...]member representing small business; lhe director of dor's performance in administering Tempo[...]and TANF- vocational educati on in the Department of Education or a person who is currently wor[...] |
![]() | [...]Symbols aud logos of some of t/1e colleges i11 A riw ua[...] |
![]() | [...]< THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA[...]ident: Peter Lildus, Ph.D. L ocated in lhe hearl of Tucson on 352 acres, The Uni versity ter's p[...]three professional pro- |
![]() | [...]tudents take part each year in allopathic College of M edicine, as well as the highly ranked dozens o f intrnmurn l and club sports on campus. Colleges of Pharmacy and Nursing, the School of Health[...]T he W i Ideals have achieved top-20 srntus in 16 of the 18 Professions, U ni versity Medical Center,[...]esearch, patient care, and service for the people of Arizona. onship in both basebal l and softball, and the NCAA men's L ocated on 48 acres north of the main UA campus, A l·l SC basketba[...]z million in research grants and gifts each year. Of A HSC's (golf), A nn ika Sorenstam (gol f), and Amy Skieresz (l:ross annual budget of more than $500 million, only 10% comes[...]-year medical students the oppor- versi ty of Arizona has expanded 87%, to $295 million. The tu[...]sources. M ore than 170,000 former students of the UA arc li ving in The UA is nlso a member of the prestigious Association of all 50 states and in more than 150 foreign countr[...]A merican Uni versities, which consists of the top 58 public Alu mni Association, alu mni cl[...]l Activities Cooperative Extension The University of A rizona has coopernti ve extension offices A variety of music, dance, and theatcr programs arc offered in[...]throughout the academic yea r by the College of Fine A rts on campus provide educational and prob[...]and UA Presents. Major art collections are housed in the grams in agriculture and natural resources, family and con- Uni vers ity 's Museum of A rl. Other exhibi ts arc on display in sumer eco[...]ms, and rural the galleries of the Department o f Art, as wel l as the M emo- de[...]ers each year. displ ays the works of worl d-renownetl photographers. The The college a[...]cy Museum both house other disp lays and A member of the Pacific- I O(known as the PAC- I0) Confer-[...]hrough ASU M ain in Tempe; ing needs of Maricopa County and the state. ASU West in[...] |
![]() | [...]ountry, uni versity in a multicampus selling, one of the very best pub- respectively. lic uni v[...]opment; and lege, with nn enrol lment of almos t 2,000, is one of the largesl Lo provide service appropriate for the nation, the stale of A ri- and most sought-after honors col leges[...]n the core disci- pl ines and offers a full range of degree programs. To become competitive with the v[...]programs at all degree lev- els in a broad range of fundamental fields of inquiry. ASU wi ll continue to dedicate i tsel f[...]and economic developmen t activities. As a result of this dedication, ASU was aw,irded the prestigious[...]nd approaches 10 solving problems of concern to both. schcdu Jes.[...]ships. Park tenants consi st primaril y of research and devel-[...]sity West, Iridium of North A merica, VLSI Technology, and[...]• 99 M edallion of Merit Scholars and 19 Leadership ASU graduate pro[...]e nation in U.S. New.,· & World Report's listing of Amer- Since 1990, ASU students[...]scholarships and awards. A s a resul t, the uni- of Business, Education, and Law. The S11rde11i Guide lo vcrsi.ty is one of the le11ding public inslilutions in the America :[...]SU United States in the number of national scholarship as one of the 100 best education values in the U.S. and one of awards based on public serv[...] |
![]() | [...]ASU is listed among lhe 1998 Publi sher's Picks of col- 2 Rhodes Scholars and 8 Marshall Sc[...]sity also provides Grealer Phoeni x and the state of 29 National Securi ty Education Program Grant Arizo na w ith some of the best per form ing arls and fi ne ar ts[...]mers and procluc1ions. ASU has been named one of the I 00 best college bu ys[...]ASU draws lop speakers like former Secrctury of State and Nobel Peace Prize winner Henry K is[...]4 hours daily. novel ist A nnie Dillard, each of whom spoke on campus ASU is a member of the NCAA and the PAC- I OConference. i n 1998[...]1hle1ic teams N ASA has chosen ASU 10 be part of the space agency's consistently rank amon[...]President: Clam Lovett, Ph.D. Within this rich and varied setting, 1he institution that is[...]A general concern throughout this peri od of growth has been century ago, even before Arizon<1became a state. the preservation of certain features of the Uni versi ty's char- On September 11, 1899, 3[...]and relati vely Northern A ri zona Normal School. Of those students, four small cl asses taugh[...]ual, phys ical, recreational , and social schools of the A rizona Territory for li fe. development of students through a residential experience[...]islature changed the 14,000 of them in Flagsta ff. NAU offers comprehensive aca-[...]systems, main- of education degree. Al tain an academic cent[...]State Teachers College. NAU is proud of its first cenlury of ser vice and celebrated its[...]allowing students to pur- wi th each yea r of the cclebra1ion touching on differeut areas: sue a master of ar ts in edu- • 1995 - the Year of the Native American cation. In 1945, the 1996 - the Year of Science school's name changed 1997 - the Year of Education NAU L11111be1}11ck[...]in - to the A rizona 1998 - the Year of Literature and the Arts[...]1999 - the Centennial By 1946, the College had added other majors leading to the bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees. NAU's Commitment[...]Over lhe As NAU starts its second century of ser vice, the school years, the number of students and programs continued to[...] |
![]() | [...]A RIZONA BLUE B OOK • Serving the citizens of Arizona as the state's premier dents in a wide range of disciplines, NAU's broader mission |
![]() | [...]T he College completed a revision of its district strategic plan Cochise College continLJes efforts to get at the heart of teach- to more effecti vely positi on CCC for[...]Upcoming Issues classes and determining how to measure those behaviors. The College is moving[...]develop !nnovative ways to meet the demands of the county env ironment.[...]ochise College is chal lenged to meet the demands of an time classroom and parkrng needs of CCC stuclenls have open-door mi ssion college w h[...]underwri te a new perma- more students as result of uni versity admission requirements[...]e Page Camplls, and enhance dis- a~1d the i mpact of welfare legislation on LJ ndcremployecl incli-[...]v1duals nnd p lans to identify further the needs of stLJdents moving from remediation to college-leve[...]cont111ued growth of the College depend on the passage of president. T he Governing Board selected D r. Kar[...]residents of three e,1stern A ri zona counties -- Graham, unde[...]es have begun to depend greatly upon the services of its new com muni ty college. T he College m is-[...]es. for a total of 11 ,549 students districtwide. EAC's students[...]n age from 13 10 94, w ith an average student age of Major Accomplishments[...]i ve tripartite partnership between CCC, the City of Page Municipal Library, and Northern Arizona Univ[...]porlunities for its tinue in support of' the new system-wide initiative to place-bound ci[...]sting distance facilitate transfer of students attendi ng Arizona's slate- learni ng to that community in the Fall of 1997. funded community colleg[...]versities without loss of credit. CCC has completed Educa1ional Specificati[...]for selecting architectural County Leaming Center of the F11111re. T he faci li ty w ill pro- services for its Master Faci lities Planning and Design of a vide educational opportunity through high techn[...]ite Center, and count~ and is located on 40 acres of land made available by the possibility of a 561< frame relay connection for lnternet the A n l.0na Board of Regents. and[...]ntinue to the Navaj o Nation under the leadership of the Office of Stu- refine _a nd enhance ne~ instr[...] |
![]() | [...]wns in the cou nty and makes up abouL Lwo-thircls of the[...]rent w ith the requirements of the modern workplace. DISTRICT[...]rdenas, Chancellor ness of the existing college infrastructure, bond funds f[...]Maricopu Community Colleges are allowi ng for the addition of close to 40% more classroom space, the development of a The M aricopa Community College District is a c[...]new campus in East M esa, the addition of u second skill ccn- tem currently comprised of ten autonomous colleges and one[...]in the Avondale-Litchfield Park area, the opening of rour skill center, complemented by numerous satel[...]Sun City/S un City West urea, and the purchase of land for a largest dis1rict of ils kind in 1he nation, Maricopa is a major[...]future campus in North Scottsdale. The bond funds are also resource for pos t-secondary education and j[...]g buildings on exist- the largest single provider of higher education i n Arizona. lts[...]ove securi ty, upgrade equipment, and broad range of auxiliary services include local small busi-[...]w: 10 stri ve 10 exceed the changing expectations of its many diverse communities for effective, i1111[...]ble, and lifelong educational opportunities. From this vision evolved Maricopa's distinct mission: to cr[...]eavors. in 1985 to ser ve the educational needs of the rapidly-grow- Commitment to continuous i mpro[...]ing population in the Southeast Valley of the Phoenix M etro- d i versity, and the efficient use of resources drive decision- politan Area. C[...]three campus locati ons Lo makjng at every level of the organj zati on. serve lhe educati onal needs of the East Valley: the Pecos[...]s courses. Tlu-ee degrees arc offered: A ssociate of Arts (AA), purpose is to provide studenls with outstanding ecluca1ional A ssociate of Appli ed Science (AAS), and Assoc iate of Gen- programs and opportunities. Chandler-Gilbert Community eral Studies (AGS). A l the end of the academic year, the co l- College is an innovative college responsive Lo the needs of leges awarded close to 3,500 A ssociate Degrees a[...]to provide a support• than 3,200 Cer ti ficates of Completion in 6 10 occupational ive, a[...]lhrough the North Central Since 1988, the number of fo rmer Maricopa students trans- Association of Colleges and Schools. ferring to A rizona State University ( ASU) has increased by 45%. M ore than 62% of ASU 's upper di vision enrollment[...]ment plan ous or concurrent enrollmenl al any one of the Mari copa for physical plant i[...]es renovation, and Community Colleges, w hile 50% of ASU's undergraduate classroom s[...]plement the students have earned credits from one of our community col- Institutional E ffecti veness Plan of core indicators of effec- leges. (Figures based on Fall 1996 data.)[...]ith the Dr. Rat'\I Cardenas became the Chancellor of the Maricopa Student L earning Outc[...]of the Sun. Both Chandler and Gi lbert are ranked among lhe Ongoing Issues[...]ontinue for at least the changing needs of these dynamic and di verse communi ties.[...] |
![]() | [...]easy process for its students, who may choose one of six aca-[...]A rts, Math and Sciences, and N ursi ng. member of the M aricopa Community College D istrict, was estab lished in 1990 and opened the doors of its 105-acrc site Upcoming Issues in the Fall of 1992. Founded to provide a comprehensive Issues i nclude: initiation of a sel f-slud y process to document community college that would meel the diverse needs of ci t- student assessment and institutic)lla[...]ulation that is cur- year 2000; inc lusion of part- ti me facu lty as part of the plan renlly at approximately 157,000 resident[...]0 years. recru itment of high school students through dual credit, pro- Pr[...], and personal relationships with sta ff and stu- of a strong foundation of general education, the formation of dents; development of a core curriculum for health care as an strong co[...]al accreditation by the Com- the integration of technology in to the teaching-learning pro- mission on Insti tutions of H igher Education of the North cess. Central Association of Col leges and Schools. Estrella Mountain Communit[...]GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE the l ives of thousands of students in both credit and non-[...]complish that, the co llege provides a wide range of programs in developmental educa- Introdu[...]in 1965, GCC is the second- EMCC offers Associate of Al'ls (AA), A ssociate of Appl ied[...]ty College District. Science (AAS), and Associate of General Studies (AGS)[...]year in Maricopa County degrees and certi ficates of completion in seven occup ational[...]ca mpus. ship A ssoci ate of Arts (AA) degree in cooperation wi th A SU Main and ASU West, i n the areas of B usiness, Elemenlary Vision Education,[...]iversity and Arizona educational provider of quality lifelong learning experiences Stale U niv[...]ts m 1cJents access to a four- for all members of the community. year degree that is both affordabl[...]The mission of Glendale Community Col lege is to address[...]the higher educat ion needs of its communi ty. T hrough its COMMUN[...]nological, and global society. vation, state-of- the-ar t technology, and a pro-career orienta-[...]co lleges and uni versities. tion. The m iss ion of the Col lege is to provide effective, accessible,[...]vice to M aricopa the educational goals of indi v iduals arc important. The col- County. T h[...]. ing occupational progra111s to meet the demands of business T he college seeks to meet each s[...]ati on; strives programs that address the demands of the surrounding busi- to accomm od[...] |
![]() | [...]A n executive director oversees the activities of the Center, the work force.[...]lan for physica l pl ant improvements, renovation of faci lities, and COMMUNITY COL[...]preparing for the North Central Associa- of servi<.:e to the greater north Phoenix community.[...]rol lment growth rate is 4% annually. The mission of 200 1-02.[...]Phoeni x, northern Scottsdale, the towns of Paradise Valley,[...]and Cave Creek, as well as unincorpora ted areas of Introduction[...]pa County. M esa Community College is the largest of the Marieopa co l- Representati ves of the Greater Paradise Valley Community leges. M CC[...]zing the need for, and ca lling for the creati on of , a collaboration among its students, staff, facu[...]of more than 180,000 residents i11 the area. After a[...]criteria fo r establishing another college had been met, M ari- Centennial Way; Downlown Center/[...]d M esa Community College has a 30-year tradition of meeting day and evening classes in tem[...]existing college was completed during the summer of first two years of college-level courses across the academic[...]s. A ugust 1987. M CC i s a primary source of transfer students to Ari zona Before 1[...]ship with local business and ex.tension of that instituti on. Following a comprehensive indu[...]riculum and student acti vi ti es. The MCC Center of Public accredita tion status in J995. Poli[...]Upcoming Issues this effort. PVCC has started constructi on of a $ 10.4 million, 74,000- M esa Community College is also a member of the East Val- square-foot multi-purpo[...]building that will ley Thi nk Tank. a consortium of 18 public institutions repre- enable the college to more than double its cmrent number of senting all levels of education from kindergarten rhrough[...]growth of the N orth Phoenix area that includes Cave Creek[...]gned to provide "one-stop shopping" for a variery of stu- courses in gerontology, psychology,[...]evelopment. continues to discuss the relationship of the new library to tbe PVCC's Contin uing Educat ion program has initiated a new rest of the campus.[...] |
![]() | [...]nd remodeling made possible with the pas- partner of the alliance), other businesses electing to partici- sage of the 1994 bond; rew iring of the campus with fiber pate in lhc program, and in[...]optics to meet the speci fi cations required of the forthcomi!1g tems professionals seeking lSO 9[...]tems; evaluation and possible restructuring of dcvelopmcntal P HOENIX COLLEGE[...]malization, and foc using of issues that impact on college Introduction[...]planni ng; the undertaking of a major fli ndrnising event by According to Phoen[...]lege Alu mni Relations Office that wi ll requ ire much is older than General Mills, older than the Book-of-thc- campns and community support ; implementing COMPASS, Month Club and the Museum of Modern Art, even older than the computerized version of ASSET; developing an intrusive the Milky Way (can[...]del that will support and enhance student suc- 18 of' them, came to this college 75 years ago, they fou nd cess; and solving the problem of an inadeq uate number of teachers, administrators, and staff who were dedi[...]ed its first Introduction class, consisting of four men and one woman, in J922. The Rio[...]college environment which Even in troubled times of war and protest, PJC continued to they fin[...]challenge the limits of tradi tion." From its first locaiion on the high[...]takes college beyond the confines of a traditional campus and a red brick, ivy-laden a[...]and provides classes wherever a group of students and an Phoeni x College is a comprehensi[...]dit classes into neighborhoocls, places of work, and the home. and noncrcdit courses for per[...]24,000 credit and 10,000 come from a wide variety of economic, cultural, and educu- noncreclit[...]services and programs designed to meet the needs of its About 70% of Rio's student population works full-time. diverse[...]needs. Rio Salado offers A.A., A.GS., reputation of an excellent, student-ccntcrccl college. Jts pro-[...]college in creative writing, and administratio n of justice are nationally the Maricopa Communi ty College District to offer a new ser- recogni zed. Classes are kept small and tuition is reasonable. vice or[...]o Phoeni x College boasts that a high percentage of the Valley's Salado became the first Arizona[...]now offering Internet courses and a broad range of student in college activities.[...]academic advising, ln November, 1994, the voters of Maricopa County demon- and counseli ng[...]ts, audio and/or buildings, major rehabi litation of facilities, and systems video conferencing[...]unparalleled success with addition and rcmodcling of the Fanni n Library; relocating th[...] |
![]() | [...]its values, Rio Salado College creates a climate of train ing needs. high expectations for success of its students, customers, and[...]Selection of architects, development of plans, and Rio Salado College's mission is to "cr[...]ce deli very. In all that we do, struction of the I 0 1 outer-loop, which will continue to we p[...]accessibility to the campus; challenge the limits of tradition."[...]numbers of students affected by the Act. • Comprehensiv[...]Park in Phoenix, includes South Phoenix, boundary of the city of Scottsdale, on 160 acres of leased Ahwatukee Foothills, Tempe, Guadalu[...]4-acre campus is located in an area that is a mix of rural, Community. The College's mission is "to cr[...]dcsignated MI (Minority l nstitution) and one of three HSis for the people of our communities so that they may grow ([...]The beautiful campus w.ith its unobstructed view of campus in 198 1. the mountains is located[...]has 15 bui ldings with nearly 145,000 square feet of credit courses. People of all ages, races, and ethnic back- space. A[...]struction at the college. The majority of students arc currently enrolled in credit pro-[...]forming arts leading to associate's degrees. Many of diversity, coUaboration, and information te[...]raduate degrees. The mission of South Moumain Community College is "to S.C.C also[...]-year degrees. For example, development of our diversified population." SMCC responds Applie[...]nt career or occupa- Lo the chang ing needs of its commun ity through tra nsfer, tional programs[...]nd provides effective teaching and administration of j ustice, equine science, tribal management, s[...]logy. The and computer informal ion programs. All of these programs schoo.l's teaching-learning experiences facilitate the total are styled Lo meet the needs of students, the community, development of its students so that they may become more[...] |
![]() | [...]purpose room were added in 1994 to the west side of the The College is preparing a comprehensive self-study as part campus. of the North Centra l Association evaluation of the effecti ve- Mohave Valley Campus ness of its teaching-learn ing environment.[...]w outreach focus in meet- the distinction of moving three ti mes without hav ing left ing the learning needs of those who are unable to visit the where it was established -- at the southern encl of the Bull- campus. head City limits. Because of' rapid growth in the Bullhead[...]system, resulting in the campus havi ng had three addresses has been selected in the Town of Guadalupe to begin con-[...]ed, even though it has never physically struction of the new Guadalupe Learni ng Center.[...]fac ilities in Colorado City in the early 1990s. How-[...]President northern portion of the county in 197 l. For years, MCC Introduction[...]he Mohave Commu nity College serves the residents of Mohave need for perma nent facilities[...]97 academic for a fu rther expansion of services into Fredo nia Lo beuer year was 2, 146.[...]serve the students in the northern portion of the districr. MCC offers a variety of courses and programs leading to a degree, for tra[...]dent-teacher ratio DISTRICT of about J 8-Lo- 1 and has one of the lowest rates for tuition and fees of any community college in Arizona.[...]was estab- lished in 197 J following the donation of l 60 acres of land Introduction from Grace and Leonard[...]lege is a comprehensive, multi-cam- the formation of a voter-approved college district in the fall[...]nity college with four campuses, six centers, and of 1970, led to the establishment of higher education in numerous other d[...]cts in .1992 and 1994, combined with the addition of the semester and approx imately l ,000 co[...]Nearly one-fourth of NPC's service-area population is Mohave Community[...]Native American, residing on one of three major Indian res- offering courses in Lake[...]its present location in ing up nearly 40% of the District's 2 1,000-square-mile 1977, becoming[...]about 10 acres. Major con- The mission of North land Pioneer College is to provide qua l- s[...]addition included the first struc- idents of Nav,tjo and Apache Counties. The NPC curriculum tures west of Malibu Wash, which divides the campus, and includes a variety of academic, technical, and enrichment which, accord[...]prov ided by the college, courses that are designed to promote personal growth, promp[...] |
![]() | [...]collaborative partnerships. Because of its multiple sites and • Comple1ion of infrastructure projects to re-engineer[...]e reflects the values and aspirations network of direct telephone line linkages to ten College of !he greater co1111111111ity which we .~erve.[...]Visio11 and Lendersl,ip. We are committed to a positive vision • l mplcmentation of new administrntive computing soft- of !he ji11111'f!, adapting responsibly to clta11gi1[...]/external and co111111nnity needs. We are leaders i11 pro11101i11g the val11e customers; of ed11catio11 to i111prove the quality of life and to participate • Establishment of a comprehensive, on-going strategic i[...]nfidence and /e"ming. Design and constrnction of a new classroom faci lity on We believe !hat stude111 achievement and success are the White Mountain Campus with approximately[...]s f or s111de11ts, 1n11·111ri11g the million of accrued fund balance. Thi s wou ld eliminate[...]11i1111011sly i111provi11g instmction and all of the remaining modular units on that campus;[...]and lang11age. We honor the • Implementation of constru ction plans for new classroom[...]enviro111nen1a/ heritage of the So111h111es1 and 1l1e c11l111ml facilitie[...]traditio11s of the peoples of the world. agreement from the respect ive tri[...]nents. We believe i11 i11vesti11g i11 the Jt1ture of 011r s111-[...]General Education: Lo provide a core of learning in all asso- Pirna Community College (PC[...]students for the requi rements and opportu nities of the cates. The college serves more than 53,000 st[...]transfer pro- ceed in other institutions of higher education. grams, occupa1ional and develop[...]tudies courses. Classes, workshops, and seminar s are basic skill s to succeed in college work[...]nomic development of the greater community through col- The College pr[...]e planning, workforce development programs, needs of its communities. By offering both traditio[...] |
![]() | [...]M ILLl'!NN IUM EDITION Mission Indicators of Success ther[...]ully complete its mission and uphold its ment of its constituents in the following areas: |
![]() | [...]131.Ut; BOOK sonal and professional growl'h of our studenls, faculty, of life- long learning. The mission focus is to demo[...]apai College, as a whole, is a learning community of |
![]() | [...]Bec<1use of its emphasis on performance-based activities and[...]ence, and Social SLudies. Day and evening classes are con-[...]onal, career, and li fe- and deli very sites of both A ri zona Western College and long learni n[...]s" associatc- partnerships lo enh,mce the Ii ves of people i n Yuma and La lhrough-graduatc degree programs. This partnership is Paz counties and its staff's devo[...]. access Lo education in southwest A rizona. One of these part- nerships, the Arizona Western Colleg[...]ccess ible learning a11rac1s thousands of spectators to outstanding, cu ltural ly centers[...]at the Yuma L earn- that ser ves all age levels of Yuma/La Paz lcarncrs--toddlcrs ing Park,[...]local, nutional, und global level with enrollmcnl of basis. Staff members form a highly networke[...]s. Arizona Western Col lege val ues its deli very of ship represents a studenl population drawn from[...]ing the college to become a people of Yum a ,rnd La Paz Counties. Because or innovati v[...]r vice-oriented citizens who enhance the quality of life i n southwest Arizona. Equal[...] |
![]() | [...]The Red Rock Co111111y of[...]Sig11 seen 11/u11g i,/g/11111,ys 111 the borders of[...] |
![]() | [...]reports. T he Legislature established the Office of the Aud itor Gen- This Di vision also reviews independent certified publ[...]accountants' audi l reports of school districts and charier t.ion that would hel[...]the annual expenditure limitati on reports of counties, about the operations of governmental agencies, the Office[...]nding is wi thin its consti tutional the citizens of A rizona and hel ps to ensure that accountabil-[...]forming quality ussurance reviews of all reports and T he Office provides reports to t[...]tance to the D i visions. Financial audit reports of the counties and other political •[...]ministration is responsible for fiscal management of T he Office is under the direction of the A uditor General , the Office, a[...]ate responsibility for the policies and practices of the Office. The Auditor Genera l is appointed to a fi ve-year Types of Audit Services renewable term by the Joint Legisl[...]ittce, Fi11a11cial S1ate111e11t Audits are planned and conducted to subject to approval by a majority vote of both Houses of the provide reasonabl e assurance of whether the entity's finan- Legislature.[...]cial statements are fail·ly presented in conformity with gener- The[...]ine was created severa l years ago in recognition of potential con- compliance with l aws and reg[...]into three operating divisions and They are designed to meet the needs of all federal grnntor three support groups:[...]l require additional study and evaluation of the internal con• and compliance audits of all state agencies, counties, trol structure and testing of compliance with laws and regu- community coll[...]udit Act. On a rotat- Pe1for111a11ce Audits are designed to determine whether an ing basis, t[...]the obj ecti ves establ ished by the L egis- of school districts that did not require single audits. Jn lature. T hes[...]manner. If not, the audit identifies the causes of the ineffi - The Per formance A udit Division[...]cedures, nrnn- si ve per formance evaluations of state agencies and the agcment in formati[...]. programs they administer. These evaluations are con- Sunset audits arc performance audits that also answer the ducted at the request of the L egislature, under the provi - guestions specified in statute relating to the conti nuation of sion of the various laws, including Arizona's Sunset[...]ies. L aw, which mandates the periodic review of state agen- Special Audits are fina ncial or performance audit~ of limited cies to determine whether they[...] |
![]() | [...]1plia11ce Stallrs Re11ie111s follow up on lellers of noncom- letter is sent to either the distric[...]that it has auained compliance or, in cases of cont inued 110 11- fyi ng signi ficant deficienci[...]compliance, 10 the A rizona Stale Board of' Educa tion for fur- structures. A t the concl usion of a compliance status review, a ther action.[...]ndi viduals or agencies Founded at the beginni ng of Ari zona's territorial government w ithin[...]ting from 1863 to the last decade. the Department of Library and A rchi ves was fo rmed as part[...]on offers access to: permanent records created by of the legislative branch of state government. Reflecting Arizona'[...]h records older lhan 50 years, and the Department of L ibrary, A rchi ves and Public Records. other vital records; the lmgest collection of historical Ari- During the 1999/2000 legislative[...]photograph collection • with many photo- people of Arizo na as authorized by statut e. I ts vi sion[...]have research and encourages the study of Ari zona history. Staff access to the in formation they need today and the history of collaborate with public and pri vate orga[...]for tomorrow, through partnerships with all types of viduals responsible for historica l reco[...]n Designated ns a Regional Library by the Library of Congress The Division's acti vities are as vari ed as the A ri zonnns it in 1969, the L i[...]s overall purpose is to i ncrease peo- zonans who are unable to read stm1dard print due to blind-[...]ervices, and grant funding 10 libraries. A sta ff of dle, or read convention.11 pri nted material clue[...]lity. of all types to help define and meet the wide variety of infor- The L i brnry maintains an ex tensi ve co llection of books in mation needs that exist i n the s[...]monitor the federal grants awarded to u variety of cultural works by poplllar Arizona and Southwest[...]unal yzcs annual and including vivid descriptions of pictures. T he Library Arizona public[...]n loca l li braries, archives, and bl e residents of A ri zona. The Library of Congress provides museums. machines, mate[...]te Library provides staff and faci lities to make this ser vice nvai lable[...]The State Capitol Museum and Hall of Fame M useum com-[...]was constructed between l 899 and J 900. Many of the offices archival i nformati on that tells the history of A rizona. The are restored to thei r statehood cm ( l 9 10- 1912) a[...]overnment rec()rds, manuscripts, tions of A rizona territorial and state governments. The Ari- books, and photographs of A rizona ancl its people. Records zona Hall of Fame Museum, l.ocated in the old Phoeni x[...] |
![]() | [...]and publ ic affairs, and elec- exhibits on groups of notable A ri zona citizens. T he 1908 tro[...]c policy and structure contains 5,000 square feet of exhibits and a small current events. audit[...]e services; training in the availabi lity and use of schools visit the two museums each year as part of their edu- Di vision materials; and interlibrary loan services, including cation to learn about how a bi ll becomes l1 srnte l,1w, about the Ariel document delivery system. the development and functions of various stale agencies, and about the people who[...]ent agencies create numer- nation. People are often referred to the State Law Library by ous records in thei r service to the citizens of the state. T he other state agencies or public libraries. records can be on many types of storage media, including The State Law Library's holdings are ex tensi ve, and the paper, computer disks, microfi lm, and audio, video, and library is one of the largest Jaw libraries in the slate, offering[...]n formation. plete historical collection of Ari zona's legislati ve bills, j our- Staff share[...]A ttorney General opinions. and other branches of government. The State Records Man- agement Center[...]and Commissions foot building containi ng a slate-of-the-art preservation imag- Arizom, Historical[...], encourages research, writing and leachi ng feet of inacti ve records. Storage and maintenance of agency o f A rizona histor y and aids in the preservation of cultural records is on a ree-for-scr vice basis and funds are re-in vested resources. in the records ser vice[...]changes in or addi tions to names of geographic features and or ArizoM state agency pu[...]places of histor ical significance in !his stale. lt designates the of hi storical and contemporary geographic, nautical[...]ppropriate and acceptable names and the spel ling of graphic, and transportation maps of Arizona, the U.S., and[...]e world; the second largest Genealogy Collecti on of family[...]rnals in Ari- zona, indexes to the vita l records of other states and nat ions, Arizona State Librar[...]Librarian on statewide planning issues. tion of materials sc.l ccled to support all professional activi- Board of Library Examiners, authorizec..l by A.R.S. § I 1- ties of lhe agency, including archives management, 906, passes upon the qual ifications of persons desiring 10 I ibrarianship, museo[...]ship iire: the Chairs of the Senate and House Appropriations Ass istant Di[...]Commillees, who alternate years as the Chair of the JLBC; T he Join! Legislative Budget Comminee[...]the Senate and House Majority Leaders; the Chairs of the 1ishecl in 1966. I n l 979, !he L egislature[...]bers from each House who ser ve on their consists of 16 members. Jncluded statutori ly in the m[...] |
![]() | [...]and arc appointed by and the relationship of one to the other; prepare fiscal notes the Senate[...]re thaL have fiscal The primary powers and duties of the JLBC relate to findi ng impact on the state or any of its political subdivisions; 1m1ke facts and makin[...]published shortly after the regarding all facets of the state budget, state revenues and bt~dge[...]nd the orga11i2.ati on and w 11h an explanation of legislati ve intent; issue management functions of state government.[...]d cal, and preparatory support in the development of[...]te revenue forecasts; provide peri- odic analysis of economic acti vity, state budget conditions,[...]T he pri mary functions of the Legislative Council are to: D eputy DiJ·ector: David T homas[...]legislative staff agency. T he Coun- are introduced i n the Legislature. cil consists of the President and six other members of the 2. Provide .legal and policy r[...]ure; Senate and the Speaker and six other members of the H ouse 3. Provide clerical and computer support to the L egis- of Representatives. The office of L egislati ve Council pro- lature[...]4. Improve the quality and organization of A rizona Legislati ve Counci l staff is organized[...]6. Manage and control the use of the original State[...]adjacent areas. Office of the State Ombudsman-Citizens' Aide[...]Shannahan acts of state agencies and, when warranted, recommending[...]fair and appropriate remedy. The Office consists of an[...]sistant |
![]() | [...]who that pendent check to make sure that mistakes are ca ught and cor- person is. Often, t[...]en than not, a complaint can be tentionecl impact of well- intentioned laws and point ou t[...]problems. Periodic reports provide a measurement of meetings, and serves as an informal[...]who can bring a unique situation to the attention of[...]ers. The Office provides the following four types of services:[...]4. lnvcsliga lion. fn vest igations are appropri ate for I. fnformation. Some citizen[...]instances when there is an allegation of misconduct. know how to sol ve. In these cases, the Office can[...]s, and pol - help citizens take advantage of existing government[...]riate findings and recommendations. them of their rights, identify ing which agency has[...]are generally fol lowed by state agencies. 2. Referral. About 90% of resol ving any problem with a gov[...] |
![]() | [...]The Six Flags of Arizona These flags, 011 display in the Capitol M11se111n, are: The Castilian Flag of Spai11; the B11rg1111dia11 Flag <[...]l Spain; the Flag of Mexico; the U11ited Stares[...] |
![]() | [...]The Arizona Legislature House of R epresentatives |
![]() | [...](Most of Ym1apai Co1111ly and part of .wmllt central Moltm 1e Co1111ly)[...]ng from Arizona State University. He is the CEO of Bennett's Oil Company in Prescott. Mr. Bennett se[...]C ity Council and seven years on the State B oard of Education. H e and his wife, Jeanne, have three[...]ore than 17 years. She was elected LO the H ouse of Representatives in 1998. She serves on the follow[...]a Republican. Mrs. Binder is a former president of the Lake Havasu Chamber of Commerce and was involved in numerous boa rds an[...]e Legislature. She has worked hard on bills that are important to her district and the state an[...] |
![]() | [...]. Ym•apai, Hopi Reservation portion of Navajo, N. Gila, and N. Central[...]esides in Flagstaff. H e was elected to the House of Representatives in 1972 an[...]resides in K ingman. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1992 and[...]e was elected to the House of Representati ves in 1992 and was re-elected in 19[...]his J.D. from the University of Arizona. Tn 1980 he was elected Coconino County A[...]for 1wo four-yea r terms. He served as president of the Arizona County Attorneys'[...]as Arizona County Allorney of the Year. Mr. V erkamp and his wi fe, L in[...] |
![]() | [...]ides in Wi ndow Rock. He was elected lo Lhe House of Representati ves in 1984 and was re- elected in[...]i rector, physical education instrucLOr, and Dean of Student Personnel Service. In addition, he serv[...]jo Health Authority fo r five years as director of student affairs and director of Native Healing Science. He and his wife, Eloise,[...]resides in Kayenta. She was elected lo the House of Representatives in 1998. She serves on t[...] |
![]() | [...]RICT 4 (S. Na vaj o, S. Apache, m ost of Gita, N.E. Pinal, N. Graham, a nd N. Gr[...]in St. Johns. M r. Brown was elected to the House of Representatives in 1962 and was[...]ociati on: Arizona Chamber of Commerce; Ari zona Academy Town H all; Apache County Board of Realtors; the Ki wanis Club; and the Boy Scouts of America. Rep[...]Representative Brimhall was elected 10 the House of |
![]() | [...](All of Yuma, all of La Paz, W. Ynvapai, n11d[...]ther previo u~ly served four terms in the House of Representatives. He serves on the fo llowing <:om[...]Arizona Game and Fish Department, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, and the Wellton Mohawk Irrigation & Drainage District. lie was president of the Colorado River Water Users Association, 1998- 1999, and has served on the Board of Directors of the EXCEL Group, 1998 Chairman of Arizona Game and Fish, and as a past board member[...]ly resides in Yuma. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1996 and was re-elected in 1[...]He is a Republican. Dr. Carruthers was president of Arizona Western College before his retirement.[...]ntly resides in Yuma. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1982 and was re-elect[...] |
![]() | [...]DISTRICT 6 (Part of Maricupc, Cu1111ty)[...]resides in Chandler. She was elected 10 the House of Representatives in 1992[...]ceived her B.A. in Managemenl from 1hc University of Phoenix. She is also a graduate of Valley Leadership Class 12 and received her CLU d[...]. Daniels has been ac1ive in lhc Chandler Chamber of Commerce, the Chand ler[...]e Small Business Person of the Year, President's, and Chamber Cup Awards from the Chandler Chamber of Commerce.[...]resides in Chandler. He was elected lo the House of Representati ves in 199[...]ommunications; Director of Ad ministration for the U.S. Census Bureau; and Executive Director of the Epilepsy Society of AZ. He has also served on several boards.[...] |
![]() | [...](S. tip of Gila, S. & E. Maricopa, and 1110.' il of[...]si.dcnt, 1990- 1992. H e and daughter, Rebecca, are the first father-daughter legislati ve team in Ar[...]Rios was appointed to the Executi ve Comm ittee of the W estern Legislative Conference and to the[...]resides in M ammoth. He was elected 10 the House of Representatives in l 992 and was re-elected in[...]resides in Phoenix . She was elected to the House of Representati ves in 1994 and was re-elcc1ed in[...]She has been cer tified by the A rizona B oard of Behavioral Health Exam iners and is employed by P[...]tion i n Apache Junc ti on. M s. Rios is a member of the American Counci l of Young Political Leaders, Women in Government, and the National Conference of State Lcgislalures (NCSL) Women's N etwo[...] |
![]() | [...]DISTRICTS (Most of Cochise, S. Graham, S. Greenlee,[...]ber 29, 192 1, in the Kansas Settlement southeast of Willcox, on a farm and ran[...]om where he was born. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1984 an[...]ealth. He is also a member of the Joi nt Legislative Budget Committee and the J[...]veteran. I-le is a member of the Willcox Chamber of Commerce, the Elks Club, the VFW, and[...]b lican. She serves on the Environment Committees of the National Conference of Stale Legislatures (NCSL)[...]- 1988, and the University of Arizona, Sierra Vista Campus, in 1993. He rnn unsuccessfully for the House of Representatives in 1996. He was elected to the Ho[...]l 995-1998, he was the owner/publisher of the Weekly H11//e1i11 and Weekly Arizo11a1[...] |
![]() | [...]ly resides in Tucson. He was elected to the House of Representati ves in 1990. He was then elected l[...]in business and agri culture from the Universi ty of Ar izona. Mr. Bee is a businessman. H e and his[...]es in Green Valley. H e was elected to the H ouse of Representatives in 1992 and was re-elected in 1[...]cG ibbon recei ved his B .S. from the University of Pennsylvania. He ser ved with the U.S. Navy for four years. He is president of Santa Rita Ranch, Inc. Mr. M cGibbon is active[...]resides in Tucson. She was elec ted lo the House of Repre~entalives in L992 and was re-elected in J[...]U.S. A ir Force Colonel, have 11 children, eight of whom are li ving in Tucson or neigh boring communit[...] |
![]() | [...]DISTRICT 10 (P,irt of Pi111a Cou11ty)[...]Senator Soltero formerly served as the Mayor of the City of South Tucson from 1988 to 1991 . He also served as a Councilman for the City of South Tucson from 1980 Lo 1988. The Arizona[...]resides in Tucson. She was e lected lo the House of Representatives in J996 and was re-elected[...]al Education from the Univ. of AZ. She has served as a bilingual classroom teach[...]program coordinator, Manos A La Vida, University of Ari zona. She is a member of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe. Mrs. Gonzales has been ac[...]Tucson. He was elected lo the House of Representatives in 1996 and was re-elected in 199[...]ineering from the University of Arizona. He has served as an intern for Pima Coun[...]Pastor and for the gubernatorial campaign of Eddie Basha. Mr. Valadez has been active i[...] |
![]() | [...]y resides in Tucson. She was elected to the House of Representatives in 1992 and was re-elected in 19[...]nal , Brodsky School or Real Estate; Hogan School of Real Estate; and the Un ivers ity of A rizona Study Abroad Program . She received an H[...]ly resides in Tucson. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1996 and was re-elected in 1[...]y resides in Tucson. She was elecred to the House of Representatives in 1996 and was re-elect[...] |
![]() | [...]from th e Uni ver si ty of A ri zo na. The daughter of a pioneerin g ranching family, she grew up on the[...]res ides i n Tucson. He was elected to the House of Representati ves in 1998[...]received in B./\. from the U niv. of A ri zona. H e has been a licensed rea l estate a[...]been a volunteer with B ig Brothers/Big Si sters of Southern A ri zona, I 995-present, and a member of the B oard of Directors, I 999-present. M r. Huffman auained the rank of Eagle Seoul in 1987 and then served as an assista[...]resides i n T ucson. He was elected to the H ouse of Representati ves in 1992[...]Republican. Mr. Schottel aucndcd the U ni versity of A rizona majoring[...] |
![]() | [...]in Public Adm inistrat ion from the Uni versity of A rizona (U A). He worked for the UA for 15 yea[...]to her transition team and he served as her chief of staff for two years. Tn 1997, he was el ected as a Fellow to the National Academy of Public Ad ministration. He is presently engaged[...]College in 1970. Prior to poli Lics, Mrs. Dunbar had a 15- year career in broadcast television and r[...]s most noted for her work with the Humane Society of Southern A rizona. She was clcctcd 10 the House of Rcpresclllativcs in 1998. She ser ves on the foll[...]She is a Republican. She was selected Freshman of the Y ear in 1999 by NARL . She is married.[...]ly resides in Tucson. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1992 and was re-cleclecl in 1[...]ol, and his M.P.H. from the Harvard Univ. School of Publ ic I leallh. He is a professor of Family and Community M edicine and D irector of the Rural Health Office al lhe Un iv. of A ri zona. He ser ved as M edical Director[...] |
![]() | [...]DISTRICT 14 (l'arl of Pima County)[...]y resides in Tucson. She was elected to the House of Representat ives in 1988 and[...]graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of A rizona wi th her B.A . in Education.[...], have one chi ld and one grandchild. A recipient of many awards for her wo rk wi[...]resides in T ucson. She was elected to the House of Representatives in I 990 and[...]rom the A rizona State Hospital, 1999; Legislator of the Y ear from the Arizona P[...]Founda1ion, 1998. She was the State Director of W omen in Government, 1995- 1999.[...]the other in Counseli ng, from the University of Arizona. Mrs. Pickens is a retired teacher[...] |
![]() | [...]College and his M.A. from the State University of New York in Binghamton. He served with the U.S. A[...]ed Ru ler, Elks Lodge; Trustee, Sun City Museum of Art; and board member, Ari zonans for Cultural De[...]s in Sun City West. He was appointed to the House of Representatives in 1996 and was re-elected in I[...]Litchfield Park. I-le was elected to !he House of Representati ves in 1992 and was re-electe[...] |
![]() | [...]IS RICT 16 (Part of Maricopa County)[...]egree from Parks College of SI. Louis University. He is a Republican. Mr. Ham[...]tional in Phoenix. He is experienced in all areas of fl ight testing in such[...]was elected to the House of Representmi ves in 1996 and was re-elected in 199[...]legislation. Mrs. Gray is a graduate of the Uni versity of Northern Colorado. She served as a member of the Washington Elementary School Board for th ree[...]y resides in Phoenix. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1994[...]serves as Majority Whip. Mr. Weiers is president of BHFC Financial Corporation. He is married and the fa ther of four childreu.[...] |
![]() | [...](Par/ of Maricopa County) Senato[...]resides in Glendale. She was elected to the House of |
![]() | [...]1ST ICT 18 (Part of Maricopa County)[...]994, 1996, and 1998. Senator Spitzer is chai rman of I.he Judiciary Committee[...]pa. He graduated with honors fro m the University of Michigan Law School. He w[...]resides in Phoenix. She was elected to the House of Representatives in 1988 a[...]tate University, and his J.D. from the University of Arizona College of Law. lie is currentl y an attorney, counsclor, an[...]include lhe YMCA; Valley of the Sun School; World Affairs Council of Arizona; the Fiesta Bowl; Arizo na Asian American Association; University of Arizona National Alumni Board;[...] |
![]() | [...]resides in Phoeni x. H e was clcclcd 10 the House of Representatives in 1994. H e was then eh.:cled[...]ecutive Education program at the Wharton School of B usiness and the postgraduate MB A program a l A[...]sident for 43 years. H e was elected to the House of Representati ves in J998. H e serves on the fol[...]from Phoenix College. He retired after 25 years of ser vice w ith the Phoeni x Fire D epartment. He[...]ides in Phoeni x. She was elected lo the I l ouse of Representatives in .1996 and was re-elected in[...]M s. Voss received her B .A. from the University of Recllands i n Redlands, CA in 1987, and her J.D. from Creighton U niv. School of L aw, Omaha, NE, in l 994. She is a member of the A merican L egislative Exctrn ngc Counci l and the National Conference of State Legislatures. She is the chairman of the YMCA Y outh and Government Steering Committee, ser ves on lhe advi sory board of the R eel M eans Stop Coalition, and is a board member for the National Order of Women L egislators. M s. Voss is an attorn[...] |
![]() | [...]DISTRICT20 (Part of Maricopa County)[...]was presented the All Ari zona School Board Award of Excellence in 1995 and th[...]the National Association of Panncrs in Education in 1992. Senator Hartley is[...]his J.D. from the Uni v. of Arizona .in 1987. ln 1984 he served as an intern[...]s a research assistant for Simon Hughes, a member of the British Parliament in[...]n the U.S. District Court of Arizona. He also served with the Maricopa County[...]member, past president, and clerk of the Governing Board of the Cartwright School District. She is also a member of the National Order of Woman Legislators, a Commissioner for the Ed ucation Commission of the States, a member of Democrat ic leadership Council, and a member of the National Conference of State Legislatures. She and her husband, D[...] |
![]() | [...]versity with a B.F.A. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1992 and was re-elected in 1[...]ican . Mr. Cooley hns served as the President/CEO of a retail and wholesale lumber co. since 1970. H[...]ager, 1960-1980, and President/ CEO, 1976-1980, of Lumbe1jack Industries, Inc. He served as a board member of the State Compensation Fund. Mr. Cooley hns been a Boy Scouts committee chairman and a member of the Mesa Chamber of Commerce, the Arizona Lumber and Building Materials Dealer Association, and the Nfltional Federation of Independent Business. He and his wife, Janet, hav[...]tly resides in Mesa. She was elected to the House of Representatives in 1994 and was re- elected in 1[...]ays and Means. Among the bills she has sponsored are: regu lation of sexually oriented businesses, establishing the auto theft authority, req uiring parental consenl of a minor before abortions, and banning of partinl-bi1th abortions. She has also sponsored[...]cli nics for K-3 grades, providing altern ati ve fuel vehicles incenti ves, and lowering the ve[...] |
![]() | [...]resides in Phoenix. He was c leclcd 10 lhc House of Representatives in I 990[...]M r. L opez served on the M aricopa County Board of Supervisors from 1972 to[...]worked for the A ri zona Department of Transportation and as president o f a housing[...]resides in Phoeni x. He was clecled to the H ouse of Representatives in 1996 a[...]ask Force. He is a member of the board of directors for A rizo nans for Culnrral Developmen[...]ommunity Policy Forum and Flemmi ng Fellows Class of 1999, Center for Pol icy A lternatives; a member of the advisory cou ncil of the Children's Acti on A lliance-[...]i lia; and fi rs t president and founding member of League of United L alin A merican C[...]an A rizona na1ive. H e flltended the University of A ri zona nrnj ori ng in political science. H e[...]ti ve M orris Udall and an assistant to the mayor of Phoenix. Mr. Miranda was elected to the House of Representatives in 1998. He serves on the followi[...]ces. J le has vo lun teered his li me as a member of Friend ly House since 1978[...] |
![]() | [...](Part of Maricopa Co1111Ly) Sena[...]oeni x. A Democrat, she was elec ted to the House of Representatives in 1992 and |
![]() | [...]DISTRICT24 (Part of Maricopa County)[...]resides in Phoenix. She was elected lo the House of Representatives in 1990 a[...]ette University in Milwaukee, WI. She is a member of the Paradise Valley Chamber of Commerce and a board member of Mentally Ill Kids fn Distress (MlKJD).[...]d Law School in 1970. He was elected lo the House of Representatives in 1996 and was[...]was elected to the House of Representatives in 1996 and was re-elected in 199[...]unity volunteer. She received the 2000 Legislator of lhe Year Awa rd fr[...] |
![]() | [...](Part of Maricopa County) Senato[...]resides in Phoeni x. He was elected to the House of |
![]() | [...]esides in Phoenix. H e was appointed to the House of Representatives in 199 1,[...]onel , Un ited States Marine Corps, with 24 years of service. I-le is married.[...]ado. He has served as CEO of Communicati on Dimensions, Inc. and as Community[...]list fnr the Uni versi ty of A rizona.He was elec ted to the House of Representatives in 1998 and ser ves[...]n. Mr. Hatch- Mi Iler also serves as the chairman of the Joint Legislati ve In[...]amed "Freshman Legislator of the Year 2000" by the National Republican Legisla[...]was elected to the House of Representatives in 1998. He ser ves on the follow[...]r ves. I-le is cu rrently Chief Operating Officer of Wisdom Herbs and[...] |
![]() | [...](Part of Maricopa County) Senator[...]Tempe City Council, 1970-1978, and wm; the mayor of Tempe, 1978-1994. He |
![]() | [...]28 (N.E. Maricopa and a tiny piece of Yavopai Co1111tics)[...]gree rrom the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He did Master's and Doctoral graduate studies at Kent[...]shed the fo urth edition of the legislation process in !he Arizona Sen arc Fr[...]sides in Scottsdale. She was elected to the House of Representa ti ves in 199[...]a former professional fund miser. She is a member of Women 2000; vice chairman of Human Services, National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL);[...]uncil member, McDowell Sonoran Land Trust; member of rhe Desert Foothills Land Trust; member of the McDowell Park Association ; and a member of the Women's Network, NCS[...]esides in Scottsdale. He was elected to the House of Representatives i[...] |
![]() | [...](Part of Maricopa County) Sena[...]ed Ari2.ona Slate University and the |
![]() | [...]Senator Freestone has been a resident of Arizona since his birth in Mesa in 1938. He first[...]rom 1968 th rough 1972 and then served as manager of the Maricopa County A ut[...]. H e was appoi nted to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in 1978 and served until 1993 when he was appoin ted to the Board of Executive Clemency. He w[...]e Jeff Groscost Speaker of the H ouse Groscost was born April 29, 1961 , and[...]Fol lowing in the footsteps of his great, grent-grandfather, Jesse N . Smi th wh[...]1800s, Speaker Groscost was elcclcd to the House of |
![]() | [...]1-2002 45th Legislature Editor's Note: The list of200J-2002 legisla1or.1· has been i11cltrded i11 this edi1io11 of 1he Blue Book as a public courtesy. As of press li111e, biographies and co111111i1tee a.1·[...]2, 45th Legislature were 11,wvailable. For a list of co111111i11ee assig11111e11ts and i11fom1mio11[...]a11apai, am/ part of south ceutrnl llopi Resen1ation[...]Mohave Co1111ty) of Navajo, N. Gita, and N.[...] |
![]() | [...], S. Apache, co11i1w, most of N. most<~{ Gila, N.B.[...] |
![]() | [...]C 6 (All of Yuma, all of La Paz, (Part of Mar;copa County)[...] |
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![]() | [...]COURTS OF ARIZONA STRUCTURE OF ARIZONA COURTS[...]he A rizona Judicial System w as created as pilrt of the original to the Supreme Court. To ap[...]. Upon statehood in 19 I2, the Leg• of Appeals, the appellant must file a Petition for R[...]ure created the superior, juveni.le, and j usticc of the peace requesting a Supreme Court he..iring. Unlike the CourJ of courls. A year later lhc Legislature created pol[...]t is 1101 requiJcd lo hear every courts for each of the slate's incorporated cilies and towns. Few[...]all available on lhe Internet. courts of the slate; they increased the number of Supreme Court Justices from three to fi ve; they[...]tate.az.us court" : Ihey authorized the creation of 1he Courl of A ppeals; they speci fied that j usliccs and j u[...]or cmploy menl during lheir term or terms of six years, with each Ierm beginning on the first[...]campaign in any sion over all the courts of the stale and discharges the duties election othe[...]he from among their membership for a tern, of fi ve years and may Court of A ppeals in 1965. In 1970 the Commission on Judic[...]approved meri t selection and retention election of justices for .lusliccs o f lhe Supreme Co[...]tice the Supreme Court and j udges for lhe Court of A ppeals. T his of law in Arizona and be residents of A rizona for ten years sy stem also applies to j[...]and M aricopa Counties while members of lhe j udic iary; may nut hold any olher political only, at this ti me). ln 1992. vo1ers changed this population cut- office or public employment[...]s Ihe Governor to appoint these alty of for feiture of office; and must reti re at age 70. judges from a[...]udicial nomi nating commis- A Justice of lhe Supreme Court shall fi le in the O ffi ce of the sions. All other counlies currently elect their j udges but are Secretary of State, not less lhan 60 nor more than 90 days bef[...]gular genera l election preceding the expirati on of the Jus- ln I992, along with the popula1ion-cutof[...]lice's term o f office, a dcclarnlion of the Justice's desire to be voters appro ved an am[...]fi le a declaration stati ng a the establishment of a process lo review j udges' performances.[...]e Juslice's office shall Judges' job performances are reviewed and rcpoI.·ts concerning beco[...]ration or the Jt1stice's current term performance are dislributed to 1he public before each general of orlice. election. The performance eva luation pro[...]may choose to review a decision of the intermediate appel- ncys who have interacted[...]RegulaIes activ ities or 1he Stale Bar of A rizona and over- sions that nominate j udges to[...]sees admission of new altorneys to the practice of law; number of persons invol ved in 1he mer it selection process[...]n disciplinary Limilcd Jurisdiction Courts are Justice of the Peace and recommendations are fi led agai 11s1 A r izona judges by the M[...]n Judicial Conduct. over a limited variety of cases. They arc nonrecord courts, When a pa[...]CouJ'l o f meaning that permancn1 records of coun proceedings are Appeals, the parly files a petition fo[...]th lhe Supreme not required. However, some of these couI·ts do keep a Court. After fi ling the Petition for Review, some of the wrillen record o f proceedings. records of the case are lransferrecl to the Supreme Court. After •[...]Court hears the widest vari • or deny review of the appeal. In most cases, review by the cty of cases and keeps a permanent record of court p ro- Supreme Courl is discretiona[...]to review the case in which event lhe decision of Jhc Court of The A ppellate Courts have jurisdiction to[...]a dec isions appealed tu them. T he Court of Appeals hears decision, the j ustices st[...]r Court. The exceptions arc " points of l aw" ) it raises. Jn some cases, the Cour[...] |
![]() | [...]y G. Feldman Jan. 19, 1982 appellant's side of the case to Ihe Cou1'!. Then the allorney for[...]Robert .I. Corcoran Jan. 5, 1989 lee's side of the case. The justices o ften question the attorn[...]992 abou t issues and case law ci ted i n support of their position. 34. Prcdcrick J[...]combinations Justices of the Supreme Court of the following:[...]es Science from the University of Notre Dame, South Bend, lN, in with the judgmenl of the lower courl and !hat judg ment is 1962; ancl his LL.B. from the Universi ty of A rizona in 1965. H e final ;[...]n 1965; the U.S. Dis- • Reverse the decision of the lower court, mea ning the Supreme Court[...]i strict or Arizona in 1967; the U .S. Court of[...]Zlaket, I982• I 992. Justice Z laket is a mem- of the public official on trial. Formal charges for an impeach- ber of the American, Arizona, California, Maricopa County, and able offense are initi ated by a majority vote of the Arizona Pinm County Bar Associat ions; American Board of Trial Advo- H ouse of Representatives. Conviction for the impeachable cates; Arizona Coll ege of Trial Advocacy; the Uni versity o f offcnse requi[...]2002, a strategic he i s a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers nnd the agenda for the Arizona Judi[...]A merican Bar Foundation and a founding fellow of the Arizona tains four main goals: protecting chi[...]r justice; co nnecting with M ember of the Year, Stale Bar of Arizona, 199 1. Chief Justice the community; and[...]us- to inspire confidence that indi vidual rights are being protected, tice in 1997. and to ensure thal all ci tizens are being treated fairly. More[...]e Honorable Richard l-1. Chambers and Chief Judge of NAME FROM TO the U .S. Court of Appeals, Nin th Circuit, from I 962 to 1963. H e[...]Appeals, Ninth Circuit, 1963; the U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth 4. John Wilson Ross[...]1963 . .lusli<.:e Jones joined the lnw firm of Jennings, Strouss & 6. Archibald G. M cA l[...]Salmon in I 963. H e served as chairman of the firm's Labor and 7. Edward G. Fl1111ig[...]Employment Department, handli ng a variety of employ ment 8. Frank H. Lyinnn[...]ulat-General de France since 1981. He is a member of the 19. Charles C. Bernstein Jan. 5,[...]e 15, 1960 Jan. 15, 1972 the Board of Legal Specialization. I-le is also in vol ved wit[...]0 Dec. J I , I 960 Judicial Conference of the N inth Circuit; the Brigham Young 22. R[...]5, 1964 University Law School Board of Visitors which he has served as 23. Lorna E[...]Jan. 3, 1965 ( BYU) si nce 1975, of which he has been nat ionnl chai rman[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE B OOK sity of Californ ia al Los Angeles, and Ihe Universi1 y of Arizona, to the Arizona Supreme Court on Februa[...]She was a |
![]() | [...]ONE District of Columbia Circuits; and the U.S. Supreme Court. Sh[...]is also a member of the National Associa tion of Women Judges Web site: www.state.az.us/co[...]omen Lawyers Association. Judge Ehrlich The Court of Appeals, Division One, is exclusively a Coun of currently chairs the Phoenix Municipal[...]appeal- Advisory Board. She is a member of the Americlln Bar Associa- able fro m the Superior Court with the exception of criminal tion's Task Force on Increasing Federalization of State Criminal death penalty cases which, by law,[...]nce Continuing Educa- the Supreme Court. The Coun of Appeals contai ns L6 judges, tion Co111111it1ee. Judge Ehrlich is also a member of the Arizona separated into Departments A, B, C, D[...]nd Federal Court Forum, and a member and consists of three judges. former president of the Loma E. Lockwood Inn of Court. Her Division One includes the counties of Maricopa, Yuma, La Paz, other activities[...]have, Coconi no, Yavapai, Navajo, and Apache. Ten of the Bach Choir 130::ird of Directors. Jn the past, she has been presi- judges shall be residenls of and elected for retention from, Mar- dent of the Arizona Women Lawyers' Association and chair of icopa County, and five of the judges shall be residents of the the Arizona Supreme Court Committee o[...]anicipnnl in various community tion by the voters of the counties in Di vision One except Mari-[...]s born January 26, 1945, in New Kensing- Sessions of Division One are held in Phoenix but may be held at ton, PA[...]llege, 1966; other locations when, in the opinion of a majority of the judges his J.D. from Harvard University Law School, 1969; and his of a Division or Department, the public interest so requires. The LL.M. from the Uni versity of Virgin ia Law School, 1991. He judges of the Divisions and Departments may hold sessions[...]d in the Dis- when directed by the Chi ef Justice of the Supreme Courl. Each trict of Columbia in 1973. I-le served as Judge of the Supel'ior judge of the Court of Appeals may pllrticipate in matters pend- Court of Arizona (Maricopa County), 1982- 1986, and was Pr[...]1986. He became a judge three judges or the Court of Appeals, including Superi or Court of the Ari zona Court of Appeals in 1987, serving as Vice Chief judges and[...]rmine a matter and render fl decision. A majority of two of of the State Bar of Arizona. Judge Fidel has received the Slate the t[...]ounty Bar Associ;ition's Henry S. Judges of the Court of Appeals Stevens Aw[...]He is a founding member of the Thurgood Marshall Inn of .Judge Rebecca White Berch was appointed to the a[...]structi ons and Professiona lism appointment, she had served the state of Arizona in several Committees. He has[...]ican Law c;ipaeities, first as Solicitor Genera l of the state of Arizona lnstitutc's project on enterprise l[...]is currently an adv iser for the Restatement of Torts (Third): ( 1995- 1996), and finally as Fi rst Assistant At1orney General Apportionment of Liability. Judge Fidel is the author of numer- ( 1996-1998). She received her law degree[...]practiced law in Phoenix. She joined the faculty of Judge William F. Gnrl)arino was born August 29, 1940, in Arizona State University School of Law in 1986 as Director of Prescott, AZ, a third-generat ion Arizon[...]ing her years at the from the Uni versity of Arizona in 1967. He is adm itted to prac- law sch[...]e in English tice law with the Stale Bar of Arizon;i; the U.S. Dist rict Court , and authored[...]w articles, magazine articles on District of Ari zona; the U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit; and legal writing, two book[...]973. He was in sole private prac- ing as a member of the Supreme Court's Comm ittee on Exami-[...]unty Superior Court. He served as Pre- rial Board of the Legal Writing Institute. She has also served[...]erved on the State Bar Disci- University College of Law, 1974. She was in priv11te practice in p[...]torney in the also served as president of the Coconino County Bar Associa- Appellate Section, Civil Division, U.S. Deparlmenl of Justice, ti on. From 1978 to 198 1, he was a member of the Board of 1978- 1980; Assistant U.S. Attorney, Chief of Appellate Section, Trustees of the Flagstaff Medical Center and served as president District of Arizona, 198 1- 1989. She is a member of the State of the Board in 198 1. He is a member of the Board of Trustees Bar of Arizona, rhe Bar of the District of Columbia; the U.S. of the Raymond Foundation. Judge Garbarino currently serves District Court for the District of Arizona, the U.S. Courts of as a member of the Judicial Performance Review Committee[...] |
![]() | [...]as a appellate practice. His book, The Law of Negligen ce in Arizona Woodrow Wilson Scholar, 19[...]cholar, 1966. He served as an assistant professor of Philosophy[...]College in 1970 and his J.D . from the University of Wyoming in at the University of Notre Dame and St. Louis University, 1967-[...]5- 1971. He received his J.D. from the University of Notre Dame[...]. Law School, 1971, where he was Executive Editor of Th e Notre[...]y (domestic relations) , five from the University of Virginia Law School, Charlottesville, in[...]associate with Hofmann, Sal- ted to the State Bar of Arizona in 1972 and the California Bar in[...]is 1971 ; as legal counsel, Maricopa County Board of Supervisors,[...]hree years on civil assignment, 1972; as a member of the U.S. Civil Rights Advisory Commis-[...]Court of Appeals . Judge Noyes was chair of the Arizona State Maricopa County Attorney 's Office, 1976-1979; and Judge of[...]e Mofford appointed also served as chair of the Judicial College Benchbook Commit- Judge Gerber to the Court of Appeals in 1988. Judge Gerber has tee which[...]Edition . He served as the founding dean of both the Arizona College, and Western Internation[...]College of Arizona, 1992-1994. author of numerous legal articles and books, including one[...]n Uni- He serves on the Professionalism Committee of the State Bar versity, Hampton, Virginia, in 1963 . He served five years as an and is a member of the editorial board of the American Journal officer in the U.S. Air Force. He then received his law degree of Jurisprudence. He volunteers to judge Arizona Sta[...]and as a partner with the firm of Bursh and Patterson, 1971- Judge Jefferson L. Lan[...]attorney with the Maricopa County Public versity of Kentucky, 1973 ; his J.D. in 1978 and his LL.M. i[...]Babbitt appointed him to 1992 from the University of Virginia. He served as staff assis- the Supe[...]retired from the bench to take the position of Chief Counsel, 1973-1975; law clerk for the Honorable Pierce Lively, Judge of Human Services Division , at the Attorney General 's Office the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, Cincinnati ; and as[...]was primarily in was appointed to the Court of Appeals in 1995 . He is the first civil appeals. He was appointed to the Court of Appeals in 1989. African-American judge on the Court of Appeals. Judge Patter- Judge Lankford was admitted to the Bar of Arizona (1978); the son has served on the City of Phoenix Ad Hoe Use of Force/ U.S. Supreme Court; the U.S . Court of Appeals for the 6th, 9th, Cultural Awareness[...]nority Advisory Com- 10th, Federal , and District of Columbia Circuits; and the U.S. nlittee at Arizona State University, and the boards of directors of District Court for the District of Arizona. He is a member of the the YMCA and the Valley of the Sun United Way. He has also American, Arizona[...]s. He served on the National Association of Attorneys General Civil has served as Judge Pro T[...]y Superior Rights Committee, the Board of Di.rectors of the Maricopa Court, 1986-1989; a member of the Panel of Arbitrators, Amer- County Branch of the NAACP, the Maricopa County Red Cross, ican Arbitration Association, 1983-1989; a member of the and Southminster Conununity Services Forum. Appellate Advisory Committee, Arizona Court of Appeals, Judge Michael D. Ryan recei[...], MN, in 1963. He received his law and 1984-1985, of the Civil Practice and Procedure Committee,[...]te U1liversity in 1977. Before entering State Bar of Arizona; a member, 1987-1989, and chair, 1988-[...]l, Judge Ryan served as an infantry platoon 1989, of the Continuing Legal Education Committee, Maricop[...]ing a tour in County Bar Association ; and editor of the Jennings, Strouss & · Vietnam in 1968. J[...]on Tort & Insurance News , 1988-1989. He is chair of the the Maricopa County Superior Court, 1[...]uption Committee, and chaired the Editorial Board of the Arizona case. He also served on th[...]udicial executive committee Attomey, the magazine of the State Bar of Arizona. He is a and as the court probation liaison judge, was a member of the former member of the Board of the Arizona Judicial College. court's me[...]udge Lankford received the Robert R. Mills Member of the committees. Each year since[...] |
![]() | [...]veral times a year. He was appointed to the Court of McNulty, Toci & Borowiec law firm in Bisbe[...]law practice was general from 1960- Forces Group of the U.S. Army at Fort Bragg and with the 25th[...]1993 . Judge Toci is a degree from the University of Arizona in 1970 where he was fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and is a certi- Editor-in-Chief of the Arizona Law Review. He was an associate[...]st, personal injury and wrongful death, State Bar of with Chandler, Tuller, Udall & Richmond in Tucson, 1971- Arizona. He is a member of the State Bar of Arizona ; a member 1972. He served as a trial attorney with the Pima County Public and past president of the Yavapai County and Cochise County Defender in[...]gen- Bar Associations; a faculty member of the Arizona College of eral civil practice in Prescott, 1974-1981. He was appointed to Trial Advocacy; a former member of the Supreme Court's Spe- the Yavapai County Super[...]1990. He served as the Delay; and a member of the Board of Directors of the Arizona probate judge, 1985-1 991; presiding juvenile judge, 1991-1994; Association of Defense Counsel. He has served as Vice Chief and[...]he conciliation court, 1984-1994. He Judge of Division One. Judge Toci is also a fellow of the Ari- stepped down from the Superior Court in[...]4. Gov- zona Bar Foundation, the author of several legal articles, and the ernor Fife Symington appointed him to the Court of Appeals in recipient of several awards. He is active in numerous commu- 1[...]erica served on the Prescott Salvation Army Board of Directors, directory listed him in its recent editions. He presently serves as Friends of the Prescott Library, Prescott Public Library Advi- a member of the Commission on Judicial Conduct and the Com- s[...]llenge mittee on More Effective Use of Juries. Board of Directors.[...]oenix. He received his B.B.A. from the University of Texas, Northern Arizona University in 1975 and hi[...]from 1966; his J.D. from the University of Arizona, 1969; and his the University of Colorado in 1979. Upon admission to the Bar LL.M. from the University of Virginia, 1992. He served as an in October 1979,[...]nd County. He later joined the Flagstaff law firm of Mangum, Wall, served as the Presiding Judge of the Domestic Relations Divi- Stoops & Warden and[...]s litigation group. He was appointed to the Court of Appeals in to the Court of Appeals in 1989. Judge Voss is a former director 1995 . Judge Thompson is a member of the State Bar of Ari- of the Maricopa County Bar Association, former chair of the zona's Civil Jury Instructions Committee and[...]s Lawyer Referral Service, on the executive board of the criminal justice section. past chair of the Arizona Bar Committee on Mental Health, and Ann A Scott Timmer was appointed to the Court of Appeals in former president and director of the Volunteer Lawyers Pro- 2000 . She received her B.A. from the University of Arizona in gram. He has sat as a Justice P[...]zona Supreme Court and was the director of the Maricopa County State University in 1985. Whi[...]or for the Arizona State Law member of the Appellate Practice Section of the State Bar of Journal , a member of the National Appellate Advocacy Team, A[...]Court Rule 32 Committee. He is also and a member of the National Moot Court Team (regional win- a director and part president of the executive council of the ner). She received the American College of Trial Lawyers Boys and Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix. Medal for Excellence in Adv[...]eldon H. Weisberg was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in of the Coif and the Order of Barristers. She practiced law in 1946. He[...]y, the Maricopa University College of Law, 1974. He served as an officer with County Task Force on Hiring and Retention of Women and the U.S . Army, 1969-1971 , was an honor graduate of the United Minority Lawyers, a federal court task[...]and and General Staff College, and retired bility of placing state court records on CD-ROM for use in both from the service with the rank of Major. Judge Weisberg served the state and federa[...]y Attorney with the Mohave County Attorney 's Inn of Court (co-president elect).[...]rg zona. He received his B.A. from the University of Arizona, served on the Kingman City Co[...]87; acting King- 1957, and his LL.B . from the U. of A. Law School, 1960. He man City Attorn[...]resided over Mohave was admitted to the State Bar of Arizona in 1960. He was admit- County juven[...]d to the Court the U.S . District Court, District of Arizona, 1969; the U.S. of Appeals in 1992. Judge Weisberg is co-chair and editor of the Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit, 1973 ; and the U.S. Supreme[...]Arizona Appellate Handbook Committee and a member of the[...] |
![]() | [...].S. Attor- training. He also is a Founding Fellow of the Arizona Bar Foun- ney 's Office in Tucs[...]w clerk with the U.S . dation, co-president-elect of the Lorna E. Lockwood Inn of Department of Justice in Washington, DC in 1982; and a law Court, and a former member of the State Bar of Arizona Gender clerk with the U.S . Attor[...]- 1992. He has been a judge with the Division Two of the Court of Appeals contains six judges, sepa- Arizona Court of Appeals, Division Two, since 1992. Judge rated into Departments A and B. Each Department consists of Espinosa is a member of the Arizona, American, and Pima three judges.[...]ct Court, Dis- Division Two includes the counties of Pima, Pinal, Cochise, trict of Arizona; the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals; and Santa Cruz, Greenlee, Graham, and Gila. Sessions of Division the State Bar of Arizona Public Lawyers Section. Judge Espi- Two are held in Tucson but may be held at other locations[...]. Attorney General delegate at the in the opinion of a majority of the judges of a Division or Bi-National Prosecutors C[...]ment, the public interest so requires. The judges of the He received the U .S. Attorney's Outst[...]dge Espinosa resides in Tucson. the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Each judge of the Court Judge M. Jan Florez was born August 26, 1944, in Jackson- of Appeals may participate in matters pending before[...]e, TX . She received her B.A. from the University of Central Division or Department, but no more than three judges of the Arkansas in 1966. She moved to Arizona in 1969, received hei· Court of Appeals, including Superior Court judges and retired J.D. from the University of Arizona in 1980, and was admitted judges sitting[...]ivil and crimi- and render a decision. A majority of two of the three judges is nal law in Nogales , 19[...]torney, 1993-1996. She was appointed to the Court of[...]6. Judge Florez resides in In Division Two , four of the judges must be residents of Pima County and two must be residents of the remaining counties in Nogales. the Di[...]ward was born in 1950 in Ohio. He received judges of the Court of Appeals hold office for a term of six his B.A. in business administration[...]r is elected and qualified . of Law, 1976. He maintained a general practice of law, prima-[...]1976. He became a real estate law Judges of the Court of Appeals specialist in 1992. Judge Howard was appointed to the Court of Division Two[...]rg Uni- and received his J.D. from the University of Arizona in 1969. versity, 1973, and his J.D. from the University of Arizona, 1976, He was admitted to the Arizona Bar[...]1970-1972; City Magistrate, Tuc- Order of the Coif. Judge Pelander was admitted to the Stat[...]Pima County Superior Court Judge, 1975- of Arizona in 1976. He practiced in Tucson with Stut[...]nt & Pelander, P.C. He was appointed to the Court of Judge of the Court of Appeals, Division Two, since 1992. Judge A[...]SUPERIOR COURTS University of Arizona in 1964 and his law degree from the Uni- versity of Arizona in 1967. He served as a law clerk to Judge The Superior Court of Arizona is the state's only general juris- John M[...]diction court and has a division in each of Arizona's 15 coun- practiced privately in Tucson with the law firm of DeConcini ties. Superior Court judges hear all types of cases except small McDonald Brammer Yetwin & Lac,[...]claims, minor offenses, or violations of city codes and ordi- retiring as a senior partner in 1997. During his practice, he was a nances. member of the Board of Governors of the State Bar of Arizona; The Constitution of the State of Arizona, Article VI, Section 14, president of the Pima County Bar Association; president of the provides the Superior Court with juris[...]oceedings in which exclusive jurisdiction is sity of Arizona's Alumni Association National Board of Direc- not vested by Jaw in another[...]r two years for the Supreme Cases of equity that involve the title to or possession of real Court's Examinations Committee; as a member of the Board of property or the legality of any tax, impost, assessment, toll, Directors of the National School Boards Association's Counsel or municipal ordinance; of School Attorneys ; and as a member of the Commission on Other cases in which the value of property in question is Judicial Performance Revi[...]ted a more than $5,000 exclusive of interest and costs; Judge of the Court ofof Arizona in Forcible entry and det[...]nancy evic- 1978 and his J.D. from the University of Arizona in 1983. He tions) ; served as Director of Music for St. Paul's Episcopal Church in[...] |
![]() | [...]Coconino County Matters of probate (wills , estates); Division 1 • Dissolution or annulment of maITiage; Robert Van Wyck Naturalization and the issuance of appropriate documents Division 2[...]Adams appeals from decisions made in the Justice of the Peace and[...]Danna D. Hendrix The Constitution of the State of Arizona, Article VI, Section 10 Gila County[...]ounty have 140 Superior Court Judges in the state of Arizona. These Douglas Holt, Presiding Judge Judges serve a regular term of office of four years and must be Greenlee County at least 30 years of age, of good moral character, admitted to the Monica Stauffer, Presiding Judge practice of law in Arizona, and a resident of Arizona for the five[...]Paz County years immediately preceding the taking of office.[...]ted. In 1978, the Maricopa County voters of Arizona approved a Constitutional amendment which Judges allowed Justices of the Supreme Court, Judges of the Court of Robert D. Myers, Presiding Judge[...]Ronald S. Reinstein, Associate Presiding Judge of 150,000 or more persons according to the United S[...]Civil Judges sus to file a declaration of desire to be retained in office. If no such decla[...]arry C. Schneider, Presiding Judge the expiration of the term which the Judge is serving. The[...]ncy shall be filled according to the Constitution of the State Colin F. Campbell of Arizona, Article VI, Section 37.[...](A.R.S . § 12-141) authorized the Chief Justice of Norman Davis the Supreme Co[...]John Foreman cations as regular Judges of the Superior Court. The Judge Pro[...]man Tempore may be appointed either to the county of residence or M . Jean Hoag[...]William J . Schafer III siding Judge of the Superior Court may appoint court commis-[...]nal Judges proceedings for the initial appearance of a defendant who is Roger W[...]artin, Associate Presiding Judge Judges of the Superior Court[...] |
![]() | [...]cases, such as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, Boyd Johnson[...]cases and violations of city ordinances and codes, but they do Ke[...]The judges' qualifications are set by city charter/city ordinance. Division[...](except in Yuma where the judges are elected), may or may not Division 2[...]serve terms of at least two years as set by the city or town cou[...]Some of municipal or city courts include Phoenix Municipa[...]Justice of the Peace Courts Raymond Weaver, Presidin[...]Justice of the Peace Court precincts have geographical bound[...]aries established by the Board of Supervisors in each county. William Kiger[...]precincts cannot be abolished until the term of the current Jus- Howard Hinson tice of the Peace expires . Justices of the Peace are elected for Yuma County[...]rms and must be at least 18 years old ; residents of Division 1 Arizona; electors of the precinct in which duties of the office Tom C. Cole, Presiding Judge[...]will be pe1formed; read and write English; and are not required Division 2[...]Justice of the Peace Courts hear traffic and certain civil a[...]ing claims of $5,000 or less. The Justice Courts share jurisdic[...]tion with the Superior Court in cases of landlord/tenant disputes Philip L. Hall[...]damages are $5 ,000 or less. They can hear matters regarding[...]possession of, but not title to, real property.[...]The Presiding Judge of the Superior Court appoints special The Lower Courts in Arizona are limited-jurisdiction courts and hearing officers to decide small claims cases not exceeding are one of two types: Municipal (City) and Justice of the Peace. $1 ,500. Small claims cases are decided before the judge or hear- Criminal cases are usually processed in the limited jurisdiction[...]Justice of the Peace Courts issue search warrants and handle[...]When conducting pre- in court to be advised of the charges against him or her. liminary[...]wer criminal charges in Superior Court. They of guilty or not guilty. (Note: Many limited-jurisdi[...]pleads 'not guilty,' a trial is held so Justice of the Peace Courts have criminal jurisdiction over:[...]for the crime. the discharge of the officer's duties or committed with Appeals : Appeals from decisions of ljmited-jurisdiction intent to render the offense a felony ; courts are made to the Superior Court. Appeals may be Breaches of peace and committing a willful injury to prop-[...]t erty ; Judge may review records of trial proceedings if records Misdem[...]Felonies for the purpose of initiating action and conducting Municipal Courts (or City Courts) are required by law in incor- proceedings[...]provides for an elected constable in each Justice of meanor crimes and petty offenses committed in the[...]the Peace precinct. The constable's duties are to "execute, serve, town , and have shared jurisdiction with the Justice of the Peace and return all processes and legal documents as directed by the Courts over violations of state law committed within their city court." The provisions of law relating to sheriffs also govern the or town[...]powers, duties, and liabilities of constables.[...] |
![]() | [...]ARI ZONA BLU E BOOK Justi ces of the Peace and Constables[...]Justice of the Peace Mary A. Scott |
![]() | [...]Precinct #4 Justice of the Peace Victor "Mike" Willkens Justice of the Peace Carmen Maria Dolny Constable Ma[...]Precinct #5 Justice of the Peace Joseph Guzman Justice of the Peace Jim Green Constable Alfred Game[...]Precinct #6 Justice of the Peace Clayton Hamblen Justice of the Peace Pau l Simon Constable Jack G. W[...]Precinct #7 Justice of the Peace Rachel Cari llo Justice of the Peace Charles Shipman Constable Joe R[...]Justice of the Peace Susan Bacal Wickenburg Precinct[...]Constable John Zienter Justice of the Peace John C. Henry[...]Justice of the Peace Kema Granillo Kingman Precinct[...]Constable David Harrington Justice of the Peace Larry Imus[...]h Justice of the Peace Philip Bain Bullhead City Precinct[...]Constable Ben L. Crow Justice of the Peace Gary Arend Elo[...]. O ' Conner Justice of the Peace Toni Lorona Cerbat Precinct[...]Con stable Johnny Lopez Justice of the Peace John Taylor Mam[...]evins Justice of the Peace Joe Ruiz Lake Havasu Precinct[...]Constable Robert "Bob" Adams Justice of the Peace Michael Centofanti Ora[...]nnewith Justice of the Peace Robert Kent Moccasin Precinct[...]Constable Robert Hendrickson Justice of the Peace I. McKay Heaton Sup[...]ow Justice of the Peace Bruce Griffith Navajo County[...]Apache Junction Precinct #7 Justice of the Peace John Lamb Justice of the Peace Corwin Brundrett Constable Mit[...]Maricopa Precinct #8 Justice of the Peace Alison Burns Kolomitz Justice of the Peace Tomas Rodriguez Constable Ray R[...]Santa Cruz County Justice of the Peace Fred Peterson Prec[...]Justice of the Peace Mary Helen Maley Constable Bill[...]Precinct #2 Justice of the Peace Evelyn E. Bradley Justice of the Peace T. Brock Fuller Constable Loren[...]Yavapai County Justice of the Peace T. Kent Brewer[...]Justice of the Peace Anna Mary Glaab Precinct #6 - Lakes[...]Constable Arthur Fabela Justice of the Peace Cheryl Martin Ver[...]wnlow Justice of the Peace Joe Butner Pima County[...]Mayer Justice Precinct Justice of the Peace Robert Gibson Justice of the Peace John Kennedy Constable Martin R[...]Prescott Precinct Justice of the Peace Jose Lui s Castillo Justice of the Peace Robert Kuebler, Jr. Constable D[...]Seligman Precinct Justice of the Peace John Casey Justice of the Peace Katherine Blaylock Const[...] |
![]() | [...]Precinct#3 Justice of the Peace Richard Donato Justice of the Peace J.K. Milam Constable Richard Sta[...]nstable Amie Bulick Precinct #2 Justice of the Peace Manuel Figueroa Constable[...] |
![]() | [...]Symbols of the[...]Bell This replica stands 011 the grounds of the[...] |
![]() | [...]s hot down over Hanoi in 1967, and was a prisoner of war for 5-1/2 years , 1967-1973 . Senator McCain[...]ing the Silver Star, the Bronze S tar, the Legion of Merit, the Purple Heart, and the Distinguished Flying Cross. Senator McCain was elected to the U.S. House of Representa- tives in 1982 and was re-elected in 1[...]In the 106th Congress, Senator McCain is chairman of the Com- merce, Science & Transportation Committe[...]Affairs Committees. The Senator has been chairman of the International Republican Institute (IRI) since 1993. He served as the N ational Chairman of the Veterans for Bush Committee during the 1988 a[...]San Diego . In 1997, Senator McCain was named one of Tim e magazine's "Top 25 Most Influential People[...], Cindy reside in Phoe nix. His office location s are : 24 1 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington[...]ors from the University of Arizona in 1964, where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and[...]Phi . He received his L.L.B . from the University of Arizona in 1966 and was the editor-in-chief of the Arizana Law Review. He is a member of the State Bar of Arizona . He serv[...]s a past chairman of the Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and a founding me mber of the Crime Victim Foundation . He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1986 and was re-[...]s on the District of Columbia; Labor, Health and Human Services & Educ[...]serves as D eputy Senate Whip and is a member of the Executive Committee for the Senate Steering C[...], and four grandchildren . Hi s office locations are: 724 Hart Senate Office Building, Washingt[...] |
![]() | [...]He was elected to the U .S. House of Representatives in 1994 and[...]the U.S. House of Rep- Childhood, Youth[...]Chairman and founding member of the Hou se Renewable Energy[...]t in Mandarin Chinese and lived in the Repub- lic of China (Taiwan) for two years in the 1970s. As a C[...]d Tai- wan, Hong Kong, and the People 's Republic of China on official business. He has received numer[...]n community affairs and, in 1993, the Association of Retarded Citizens (ARC) recognized him for his "e[...]mitment toward family support issues in the state of Arizona." Congressman Salmon and his wife, Nancy Huish Salmon, have four children. His office locations are: 115 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC[...]r was born June 28, 1943, in the mjning community of Claypool, AZ, and attended school in Miami, AZ. Congressman Pastor was the first member of his family to attend col- lege, receiving his B.A[...]a teacher at North High School; a deputy director of the Guadalupe Organization, Inc.; and a member of Governor Raul Castro 's staff. He was elected to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors in 1976 and served until 1991. He was then elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1991 in a special election and[...]Branch Subconunittees; the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (Ethics) ; and the Democratic St[...]rity Whip . In addition , he served as chair- man of the Congressional Hi spanic Caucus for two years,[...]Leadership Advisory Group. He served on the Board of Directors for the National Assn. of Counties, as president of the Arizona County Supervisors Assn ., and as a member of the executive committee of the Arizona Assn . of Counties . Congress- man Pastor has received hono[...]He is active in the Neighborhood Housing Services of America and the National Assn . of Latino Elected Officials Boards of Directors, the ASU Alumni Assn. , and the ASU Los Diablos Alumni Assn. of which he is a Founding Board Member. He married V[...]one granddaughter, Alexis . His office locations are: 2465 Rayburn House Office Building, Washi[...] |
![]() | [...]ongressman Stump was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 1958 and was re-elected in 196[...]968, 1970, 1972, and 1974. He served as President of the Arizona Senate from 1975 to 1976 . He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1976 and was re-elected in 197[...]on the Veterans ' Affairs Committee (ten terms), of which he is currently the chairman, and a member of the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigation s[...]n the Committee on National Security (12 terms) , of which he is currently the vice-chairman, and the[...]Committee. Congressman Stump serves on the Board of Trustees for the Barry M . Goldwater Scholarship[...]ren and five grandchildren . His office locations are: 211 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC[...]conservative philosophy of Senator Barry Goldwater, managing his campaigns a[...]om the University of Arizona in 1972 and 1975 respectively. Before his[...]served the state of Arizona as Special Assistant Attorney General, 19[...]und- ing Director of the Goldwater Institute for Public Policy and a former president of the Crime Victim[...]as Precinct Conunitteeman for ten years, chairman of the Arizona Republican Caucus, Chairman of Arizona Lawyers for Bush-Quayle, and Steering Com[...]ldren, Courtney and Stephen. His office locations are: 430 Cannon House Office Building, Washing[...] |
![]() | [...]l with "V" for valor. He served as vice president of the Wood Canyon Co[...]1978 and 1980. He was elected to the U.S . House of Representatives in 1984 and[...]Wednesday Group and is co-chairman of the U .S./Mexico Interparliamentary Meeting, the[...]conomic Leadership Institute. He is also a member of numerous other boards, caucuses, and task forces. His office locations are : 2266 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington[...]task force that investigated the possible misuse of more than $2.4 billion in Indian Trust Fund accou[...]a speaker for D.A.R.E. He is a Paul Harris Fellow of Rotary International. He returns home almost eve1y weekend to his district, one of the largest geographically in the nation. His office locations are: 1023 Longworth House Office Building, Was[...] |
![]() | [...](c) Resigned to become Secretary of the Interior. (d) Filled unexpired term of Stewart L. Udall; resigned in 1991 for health rea[...]lected in special election to fill unexpired term of Morris K. Udall. (i)[...] |
![]() | [...]Washington, D.C. 20543 .~1ticl.e I~I .of the Constitution of the United States declares CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE UNITED STATES that The Judicial power of the United States shall be vested in[...]Rehnquist as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; he took Article III, Section 2 describes the reach of the judicial[...]nquist Chief Justice; he took that seai°on under this Constitution, the Laws of the United States, and Trea-[...]October I, 1924, the son of William suls; - to all Cases of admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction; - to[...]es between two or more States; - between citizens of[...]at Stanford different States; - between Citizens of the same State claiming[...]rsity in California. With time Lands under Grants of different States."[...]es and those involving states. In all other types of[...]d where he earned an ing appeals from the rulings of lower courts, with exceptions[...]ert H. Article II provides that the members of the Supreme Court[...]ding to move to Arizona to start his law practice are to be appointed by the President by and with the[...]een partly due to his admiration for Ari- consent of the Senate. Article II, Section 4 specifies that[...]Special Ari- along with all other civil officers of the United States "shall be[...]ed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, state officials accused of state highway frauds . He was active in Treason ,[...]vative thinker. nominations for the first members of the Supreme Court. The[...]neral, Mr. Kleindienst brought Reh- MEMB ERS OF TH E U.S. SUPREME COURT[...]in charge of the Office of Legal Counsel. Until Rehnquist took[...]ove1: the post, it had been a relatively obscure research job, but Chief Justice of the U11ited States William Hubbs Relrnquist[...]29, 1953, and they had three children: James, Janet, and Nancy. Associat[...]as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court on July 7, 1981, Associate Just[...]rmed by the U.S. Senate on September 22, Two of the Supreme Court Justices were appointed while 1981 . She took the oath of office on September 25, 1981. they were residents of Arizona. Chief Justice Rehnqui st was[...]schools and the nine-member tribunal at the time of his appointment. Asso- therefore sent he[...]from Stanford University. Two woman appointed to this high honor. The people of Arizona years later she received he[...]versity, consider these two distinguished members of the United States graduating thi[...] |
![]() | [...]In the November elections of 1974, fornia, where she served, 1952-1953. She ma[...]aintained a private practice in the Maryvale area of Phoe- her to the Arizona Court of Appeals nix , 1958-1960. After spending time with[...]where she was serving at the time of Mrs. O'Connor returned to full-time employment in[...]and was can Bar Association, the State Bar of Arizona, the State Bar of selected Senate Majority Leader in 1972.[...]Judges Association, the National Association of Women Judges,[...]U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR During his tenure at the Department of the Interior, Mr. Bruce Babb[...]history In January 1996, Babbitt had the honor of carrying the President Bill Clinton appointed Bruce Babbitt Secretary of[...]t her back in Yellowstone the Interior in January of 1993 . In this position, Secretary Bab-[...]f was systematically bitt also serves as a member of the President's cabinet.[...]rglades; the University of Notre Dame, graduat-[...]forged new leg islation for protection of our National Wildlife Marshall Scholar at the University of[...]swap in the hi story of the lower 48 states in order to protect the ACTION, a forerunner of the Peace[...]bitt led successful was admitted to the State Bar of Arizona the year he graduated.[...]n Act, the largest land protection bill ever sity of Notre Dame.[...]tes. Mr. Babbitt served as Attorney General of Arizona from[...]Con- ley Bolin di ed in office. Because Secretary of State Rose Mof-[...]nal leadership to roll back our bipartisan legacy of sound ford had bee n appointed, but not yet elected, to her posi[...]olin when he became Governor upon the resignation of[...]serving as the current Deputy Admjnistrator of the U.S. Agency Bolin died if office. Mr. Babbitt, who was next in the line of[...]erved a disputed term at the same Among these are George Hunt, who not only served seven[...]who later succeeded him, served terms as Governor of Arizona but also served as minister pleni-[...]nd the Treasury Department. Hunt, towards the end of his third term, confided to friends that Arizonans have held positions of prominence in the he was not going to run for re-[...]t Senator Marcus A. Smith. U.S . House of Representatives in 191 2. After servi ng 1[...] |
![]() | [...]s was replaced by Republican Barry Goldwater, who had run Kennedy and Johnson . While Interior[...]onservation laws, including the landmark the time of his retirement, Hayden had served more years in Wilderness Act. He left[...]ntinued to serve in Congress, to practice law and had served 12 years in the U.S. Senate before, and se[...]ent-elect John F. Kennedy appointed him Secretary of the cratic nomination for U.S. President,[...]served as an ambassador under President Udall had one brilliant career and then started another[...]one. The tall, silver-haired lawyer was a member of Con- under President John F. Kenne[...] |
![]() | [...]d. Currently about 252,000 1909 at the age of 80. Native Americans representing 17 tribes live[...]s and , for tions within the state. More than 27% of the total land area of the first several years , were totally dependen[...]lse 20,000,000 acres. If one includes the acreage of the Arizona they needed. Indian agents, many of them unscrupulous indi- reservations extending in[...]he Indians, instead sold the goods, with the Much of the early history of the Indians in Arizona is proceeds going into their own pockets. related in the history section of this Arizana Blue Book. In By 1887, Indian reservations in America consisted of the 1800s, some white men wanted to annihilate the Indians more than 139,000,000 acres of land , an area roughly 4/5 the who only tried to protect the land that had been theirs before state of Texas. However, that year the Federal Government[...]George W. Manypenny, who served as Commissioner of Indians but they had to pay taxes on the land to keep it. Any Indian Affairs from 1853 to 1857, thought that, instead of land not allotted to Indians could then be sold as "surplus" getting rid of the Indians by whatever method, land should property. Because of conspiracies between Indian agents and be set asi[...]land buyers, the Indians lost almost 65% of their land when[...]Indians, only a small portion of their land was sold out from zona, the Gila River[...]ages, religions, and cultures replaced with those of white Americans. How- efforts were made to "Americanize" them.[...]many Indian tribes were proud peoples who simply did den to practice their religions and were ordered to forget not recognize the White American's right of taking over their their Indian life-styles. W[...]s and destroying their cultures and beliefs. Some of were assigned to reservations to teach the Indians how to be these Indian nations would go out on raids,[...]86 retaliation resulted in the Bascom Affair, one of the causes of requiring male Indians to wear their hair short[...]me Chris- When the Civil War broke out, most of the U.S. troops tians, and the government[...]nts were aban- the Apaches to the Lutherans. This requirement was finally doned. When President Abr[...]lotment wiped out the Navajo tribe. When the last of the Navajos sur- of land, gave Indians the right and limited means to hire rendered at Canyon de Chelly, Carson took some of the adult legal counsel, and banned compuls[...]nal training programs and many other programs for This was the only reservation created by a treaty. All[...]f-sustaining once again. ers were created by acts of Congress or by presidential order. However, after so many years of oppression and mistreat- The Chiricahua Apaches, except for Cochise and his ment, some of the Indians did not begin to show improve- warriors, were sent to[...]ricans finally received the right to vote in land of the Chiricahua Apaches would be their reservation[...]the San Carlos Apache The last two of Arizona's Indian reservations to be cre- Reservation near the town of Globe. ated were th[...]qui in 1978 near Tucson. Today the the best known of these Indians, finally stmendered in 1886 tribes on the larger reservations are growing, while the[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITlON smaller reservations are gradually being absorbed into the The[...]rvation was established by President |
![]() | [...]y development of resources. The Tribe leases about 14,000 P.O. Box[...]acres of agricultural land and plans to develop another Fo[...]ederal Executive Order. It is located portion of the Reservation , Spirit Mountain , and the Oatman within Maricopa County on the site of Fort McDowell, an Mines. Wild burros st[...]ma-Q uechan Tribe The Verde River runs the length of the Reservation and P.O. Box 1899 offe[...]Yuma. The Tribal Council meets the first Tuesday of on October 19, 1999, Fort McDowell_voters directl[...]ur-year terms under the new Constitution. Results of the election are as follows: Gila River Indian Co[...]1 The Fort McDqwell Reservation is the home of the Yavapai, Mohave-Apache, and Apache Indians. T[...]Governor: Donald Antone vation was the birthplace of Dr. Carlos Montezuma who , as a The Gil[...]ona, was established February 28, 1859, by an act of Con- tographer who took him to Chicago and provid[...]his life, Dr. Montezuma Arizona, south of Phoenix, Tempe, and Chandler, within fought for N[...]Maricopa and Pinal Counties. Tribal headquarters are in became a leading force to regain the Yavapai-A[...]d Horse (floating down the river on an innertube) are fun activities Pass Casino, located near Chandler, and the Vee Quiva enjoyed by many residents of the Valley of the Sun eager to Casino, located near south[...]ho developed an elaborate canal and near the town of Fountain Hills. The Center has the nick-[...]he Maricopa Indians originally lived name, "Vegas of the Valley," and features a casino offering[...]crops that had sustained them for years simply withered and 700-[...]servation lies in Arizona, Nevada, south of Phoenix along Interstate 10. They have also devel[...]and-use plan emphasizing industrial parks, recre- much of which is irrigated crop land. The remainder consists ational facilities, and cultural centers . of brush land and wild land. The area enjoys 99% sun[...]Reservation for 13 nity for residents of the Valley of the Sun to enjoy water miles. The membership on this Reservation numbers 1,070. sports or picnicking. Special racing events are scheduled at The portion of the Reservation in Arizona lies in Mohave[...] |
![]() | [...]ula cars; and teachings. Their Kachina dolls are world renowned. The water courses for water-skiing and drag-boat racing . Comp- Hopis are known also for their pottery, baskets, and overlay ton Terrace, also part of the complex, is an open-air enter- jewelry. The Hopis are also known for their pottery, baskets, tainment c[...]of Kykotsmovi. Most of the Hopis live in the 12 villages on Supai, Arizo[...]the Reservation that are found on First Mesa Second Mesa (520) 448-2731[...]from Black Mesa. Many of the homes on the three mesas are hundreds of years old and were built of stone. Ownership of The name Havasupai means People of the Blue-Green Hopi property passes down through the maternal side of the Waters. The Havasupai Reservation lies at the bottom of family. Havasu Canyon in the Grand Cany[...]tes Navajo Counties. The Havasupai have inhabited this area[...]ist on Hopi land. Ancestral ruins and petroglyphs are scat- since the 1300s. All of the residents live in the village of[...]ascades over high waterfalls, forming large pools of blue-[...]Farming and gardening are essential elements of Hopi culture and are acts of faith for the Hopi that serve as a reli- The[...]dances are held throughout the year. Kachina dances are sup- kept the Havasupai safe from their enemies b[...]n and improve limited their membership's standard of living to that of sub- sistence. Tourism is helping to b1ing a better standard of liv- the Hopi people's harmony with nature, the[...]the only ways into the the prospects of its members for good health and a long, Reservation are by helicopter, on foot, or by horseback. happy life. Kachinas (katsinas) are supernatural beings that There is only one trail[...]ffic. visit Hopi villagers for half of the year. Katsinas have the[...]power to bring rain, help in everyday activities of the villag- The Havasupai celebrate each yea[...]ers, punish offenders of ceremonial or social laws, and gen- val. The Reservation has been called the "Shangri-La of the[...]established on December 16, Members of the Hualapai Tribe (HWAL' BAY--People 1882. The Reservation lies in Coconino and Navajo Coun- of the Tall Pines) live on a reservation encompassin[...]iinately 1 million acres along 108 miles of the Colorado tion, making it unique. The Hopi are an ancient people and River and the Grand[...]king cliffs, and deep ago, long before the coming of the Navajos and European gorges. The Re[...]revised and adopted their tury. The Hopi village of Old Oraibi has been inhabited since constitut[...]States. The Hopi 988. By 1990, the population had grown to 1,822. During the population is estimate[...]ulation grew rapidly to 1,979. Cur- a growth rate of about 2% per year, and the Reservation con- rently the population stands at about 2,000. Half of the popu- tains 1.6 million acres . lation is under 24 years of age. Approximately one-thiI·d of The Hopi population numbered about 14,000 in the mid- the population are members of tribes other than the Hualapai 1600s when a smallpox epidemic, brought by the white peo- who are working here on the reservation or who have mar-[...]s. Smallpox struck for a By 1993 that figure had grown to 356, and, one year later, third time abo[...]was 462. The largest employers on the Reservation are the population by 75 %. Tribe, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Indian Health Ser-[...] |
![]() | [...]airman, Fire Protection. The Bureau of Indian Affairs provides Vice-Chairman, and seven[...]red four-year terms, serves as the governing body of law enforcement. Also, the Hualapai Tribe r[...]officers through the Community Oriented stitution of 1991. The Council holds its regular Council[...]fety grant process. meeting on the first Saturday of each month and community Airport. The Hualapai Reservation has access to the members are welcome to attend. The Tribal Court is desig-[...]Kingman Municipal Air- nated as a separate entity of the government but receives port offers co[...]strative support from the offices and departments of Lodging. Lodging is located in the nea[...]ibe. The Court also receives its funding of Truxton (nine miles west) , Grand Canyon Caverns[...]i Lodge. homes have been built, and over 14 miles of town streets Road Construction and Maintenance. The Bureau of have been paved and curbed. An improved community[...]Indian Affairs (BIA) has constructed the majority of paved and sewer system provides infrastructure fo[...]has been built and maintains them as part of the BIA Road System. The using HUD funding. only exceptions are State Route 66 (SR 66), maintained by The Tr[...]urism, river rafting , the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), and sub- cattle ranching,[...]ting, as division streets constructed as part of the U.S. Department of well as crafting of traditional and modern folk arts. The Hous[...]ized Indian Tribal Government shows the resources of the Hualapai, half Housing Projects. BIA provides maintenance of HUD subdi- of the Grand Canyon, to admirers worldwide. Grand Canyon vision streets upon their acceptance of the streets and acqui- West attracts more than 6,000 guests each month . Business sition of rights-of-way. Coconino, Yavapai, and Mohave matters are guided by the Hualapai Enterprise Board, a com-[...]not constructed or maintained any Reserva- mittee of Tribal members. The Hualapai River Runners, one tion roads . Local roads comprise the balance of the road net- of the enterprises, offers one- and two-day Hualapai[...]as access to individual guided trips for tourists of all ages . Hualapai Wildlife Con- parcels of property and carry low-volume, low-speed traffic.[...]raffic usage is discouraged. A local road's right-of- tain bighorn sheep, trophy elk, antelope, and mo[...]r signals. The Hualapai ing conditional access by car or truck, and issues sight-see- Tribal Council modeled the traffic ordinance after that of the ing permits. Historic Route 66, America's "Mother Road," state of Arizona; the Tribe adopted it several years ago and is goes through the center of Peach Springs. Grand Canyon now rewriti[...]s, a privately owned enterprise located just east of traffic laws. There is a signal light at th[...]r the Reserva- ries underground. Food and lodging are available. tion. School buses from[...]including the Hual- includes ball fields . There are plans and funding approved apai. The police force consists of eight full-time officers, two for more recreational fields. of whom hold a Certificate of Qualifications in Training In addition to communication resources from the rest of from the Arizona Department of Public Safety. All of the the state, the Community publishes a tribal n[...]urisdictions. The Captain 12, has a student body of300 and is served by an 18-member of the BIA Law Enforcement is looking into cross-dep[...]civil ates a clinic at Peach Springs with a staff of two medical jmisdiction over non-Indians wh[...]re is also provided. Full-care medical facilities are U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Tribal[...] |
![]() | [...]5. Identify and attract funding sources outside of the human and natural resource programs since bei[...]regulatory framework; laboration with the Bureau of Indian Affairs Law Enforce-[...]er plan for develop- complaint with the court and are present at the hearing if ment at Grand Canyon West. Some of the recommendations necessary. In other situation[...]n fulfilled; work continues to Huaiapai Advocates are called in to assist the individual. A be do[...]Abuse and Neglect Protection Team which consists of all the funds and is drafting natural reso[...]xico, administers the Southwest Intertribal Court of level. The Tribe began increasing the fees charged to private Appeals. At this time, there are seven cases pending appeal companies crossi[...]on. The Tribe also built a in the Hualapai Court of Appeals. Dialysis[...]ion, and a Multi-pur- The Natural Resources of the Tribe have adopted ordi- pose Building[...]es that the Hualapai Court will address when they are Department, and the Tribe's Administratio[...]ontinues to developed programs in the areas of education, natural be a problem is enforcement of the ordinances because only resources, pub[...]nt the Tribe is by popular vote the Constitution of the Tribe. The Preamble handling a total of 56 federal grants and contracts with a identifie[...]combined value of $8 million. "To govern ourselves under our own laws and customs for the common good and well-being of the Tiibe and its Kaib[...]. Bradley To ensure the political integrity of the Tribe; To protect the individual rights of our members; The Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians is one of two South- To maintain peace and order thro[...]t ern Paiute bands in Arizona and consists of approximately and administration of justice; 250 m[...]"Mountain Lying Down Peo- eign rights and powers of an Indian Tribe." ple." Other bands of Southern Paiute people are located in Economic Goals and Issues. Economic Goals of the Utah, California, and Nevada. Tribe are:[...]ic development for the Hualapai north of the Grand Canyon and south of the Utah border and community;[...]hin the Hualapai com- northwestern strip of land that is separated by the Colorado[...]River from the rest of the state of Arizona, contains vermiI- 3. Maintai[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK Kaibab Plateau and consists of five villages: Kaibab, Juniper, tial, socio-economic conditions on the Navajo Nation are |
![]() | [...]gn relationship between the 690 acres of land, and, six years later, their first constitution governments of the Navajo Nation and the United States is[...]82 Yaquis live in Arizona, outlined in the Treaty of 1868. In exchange for the promise with 3,500 living on their Reservation, which contains 895 of peace and the ceding of Navajo lands by the Navajo acres. The Tribe operates the Casino of the Sun in Tucson. Nation, the United States prom[...], Box 216 Tribal sovereignty is a reflection of the independent Scottsdale, Arizona 85256 authority of Indian Nations over their internal affairs and, t[...]River Pima-Maricopa Reservation was estab- powers of self-government. This is not because the Federal lished June 14, 1879, by an Executive Order of President Government authorizes Nations to do so, but rather due to Ruthe1ford B. Hayes. This Executive Order allowed the their original tribal sovereignty. As a result of the Indian Pima and Maricopa Indians to co[...]the United States and the 55,801 acres of land that their ancestors, the Hohokam, did. Navajo Nation made solemn promises to each other[...], the United States promised to and part of its northern border, Mesa its southern border, an[...]n is committed to achieving and der of its northern border. Membership numbers 5,527. ensuring the full range of social, environmental, and eco- The[...]argest commercial development ever built on being of present and future generations of Navajo people. Indian lands . The Piina[...]a at rural communities and sustainable economies. This vision of Salt River and Casino Arizona at Indian B[...]n the Reservation include tub- tunities and needs of all development sectors and builds on ing down the Salt River. The more ambitious of the tubers the foundation of Navajo cultural values and traditions.[...]nd end The Navajo Reservation contains some of the most up on the Reservation. spec[...]st San Carlos Apache Tribe stand of privately owned ponderosa pine in the country. Th[...]tween Indian tribes. The San Pascua Yaqui Indians are descended from the Toltecs. They Carlos[...]ite. The Reser- fought the Spanish, from the time of the Spaniards' arrival in vation was establi[...]first settle- 14, 1872, for different groups of Indians. The Reservation is ments of the Yaquis in modern times were near Nogales and[...]Tucson. They spread out gradually, settling north of Reservation. Tucson in a village they na[...]sided in quite large and included part of what is now the Fort Apache Arizona in 1920. The[...]s the Tribe developed Pas- Orders returned much of this land to the public domain. By cua Village. The culture of the Yaquis is based on Christian 1903, the[...]e than 10,000, and the Reservation 1952, the city of Tucson annexed Pascua Village. In 1964,[...]nd is home to the Apache Gold Casino. to transfer of 202 acres of desert land south west of Tucson to With different groups of Indians on the land, and few of the Yaquis who were searching for a home where th[...]with the farming experience necessary to make use of keep their tribal identity. The bill was approved[...]worked long Arizona and Mexico. Two of the more famous of these chiefs and hard to secure federal recognition of their Tribe, and were Cochise and[...] |
![]() | [...]hers came to the desert Southwest, the Papago ber of raids . But the Indian chiefs kept up the raids u[...]urrender, and he was quickly exiled to a prisoner-of-war known for defending their homes and families when camp in Florida. However, peace did not come to the San attacked. The Papago had a reputation as fierce warriors and Carlos Apache[...]tle to the Bronco Canyons. Several man-made lakes are also found on area. In addition, they are involved in mining and trading. the Reservation.[...]ation operates four farms totaling 10,000 largest of these lakes, which has 158 miles of shoreline. A acres, on which the Nation produces cotton, hay, and broc- network of creeks provides excellent fishing.[...]mond Casino in The San Carlos Apache Indians are sometimes called Tucson and the Golden[...]and act like cowboys. The San Carlos Plans are underway for a radio station, a health clinic, a dial- Apaches are also known for the mining of peridots, a yellow- ysis facility, and a museum. largely because of gaming reve- ish-green gemstone.[...]Pima County, employing more than 2,400 people, of whom ing under a charter and constitution. The town of San Carlos more than 80% are Tohono O'odham. is the Tribal headquarters.[...]Nicknamed "The White Dove of the Desert," the Mission P.O. Box 1989[...]1783 and was completed 14 years later. It is one of (520) 283-4587 the best and most beautiful examples of Mission architecture President: Evelyn James[...]mem- bers but no acreage for a reservation. They are located in Tonto-Apache Tribe Coconino County and the tribe consists of Paiute-Navajo #30 Tonto Apache Reserva[...]e Tonto-Apache Reservation, established by an act of (520) 383-2028[...]y about 85 acres in Gila County. Its headquarters are in Payson at the foot of the Mogollon Rim. The Apache Indians The Toh[...]on this Reservation produce beadwork and baskets. The south-central Arizona, an area the size of the state of Con-[...]In the win- necticut. The Nation's lands consist of four separate, non-[...]White Mountain Apache Tribe Village. The town of Sells serves as the headquarters for the P.O[...]opted a new constitution providing for separation of Chairman: Dallas Massey, Sr. powers among the three branches of government, much the The Fort Apache Indian Reservation, established on same as the Constitution of the United States does. The word June 7, 1897, is the home of the White Mountain Apaches "Papago" means "bean eaters" but the "Papagos" thought of who were once part of the San Carlos Indian Reservation. themselves as[...]miles long and 45 miles wide. It covers a portion of The Reservation has two, very high mo[...] |
![]() | [...]. The highest point in the Reservation is the top of Mount Chairman: Vincent Randall Baldy at 11,45[...]sino. in Clarkclale. Most of the 1,600 Yavapai and Apache Indians Fort Apache was named in honor of Cochise who vis- live in the area towns of Clarkclale, Middle Verde, Camp ited the fort in 1[...]apai County. Montezuma Well, Camp Thomas in honor of Civil War General George W. Tuzigoot National Monument, and Montezuma Castle are Thomas and before that it was known as Camp Ord.[...]well-known Indian ruins in the area, but none of them are sit- the Bureau oflnclian Affairs turned the old[...]apai and for Indian children. The former quarters of one of the fort 's Apache Indians farmed and raised[...]The Nation is comprised of the descendants of the In the 1950s, the Fort Apache Indians d[...]nto Apache) peoples. improve the Tribe's standard of living and its economy by The two distinct tribes may have borrowed some aspects of developing the Reservation 's land, turning it in[...]e Verde Valley- ation and vacation land. A number of clams created several Prescott area for hundreds of years before the Europeans lakes. The Indians bui[...]arrived. The hills, valleys, and canyons are sacred to these managed to preserve the natural beauty of the Reservation peoples and form the " beginnings of their heritage and the throughout the construction period. Rules established for use sustainers of their lives ." Both their heritage and their spiri- of the recreational facilities ensure that visitors[...]President U.S. Grant upon the recommendation of Vincent as the Tribal Headquarters. In the town of Cibeque, the Colyer, the secretary of the U.S. Board of Indian Commis- ancestral home of the Cibeque Apaches, life continues much sioners . The reservation was taken from them and, on Febru- as it did before the 20th century.[...]ns today. The forced march and return are commemorated on include Geronimo's Cave, where Ge[...]Act. This constitution officially created the Yavapai-Apache The salt banks along the Salt River are reportedly sacred Communities. In 1992, the na[...]Nation . early settlers . The river's headwaters are in the mountains on The Reservation headquarters are located in Middle the eastern edge of the Reservation. Numerous streams form Verde, the largest of five separate parcels that comprise the the White[...]the east water for Phoenix and the entire Valley of the Sun. The Salt and the Kaibab National F[...]and Can- The Reservation is the home of the Cliff Castle Casino, yon but is also quite be[...]0 tional entertainment facility at the encl of 1999. Because of miles of streams regularly stocked with trout. Hunting is[...]a major touri st Nation to raise the standard of living of the community; sup- attraction with a cultural mu[...]perating and expanding the Lodge at Apache as one of the l 00 most endangered sites in the world.[...]The Nation is governed by two branches of government: (520) 567-3649[...]branch. The Tribal Council consists of a chairperson and Casino Web site: www.cli[...] |
![]() | [...]e zona. The Yavapai are known for weaving excellent baskets,[...]many of which are displayed in museums. 530 East Merritt[...]tion of its reservation. The Prescott Resort and Conferen[...]The Yavapai-Prescott Indian Reservation is north of and smoke shop, service station, convenience market, and a adjacent to the City of Prescott. Today there are 158 enrolled regional shopping center anchored by Wal-Mart, Target, and Tribal members, of whom 122 live on the 1,395-acre reser-[...]er a vast ter- planned to preserve the culture of the Yavapai Tribe. ritory encompassing over 9 million acres of present-day Ari-[...] |
![]() | [...]ribe Members rized #of Name Opened rlzed # of Keno Tables Date[...]son 8,299 3 I Casino of Mar. 94 900 500 No 475[...]the Sun of Arizona Quechan Yuma[...] |
![]() | [...]the earliest historical times, the Apache Indians had a Many of the early settlements remain today, a living reputation of being " men of war" and , for this reason, they reminder of a rich and dramatic past: McNary, named after wer[...]battle), and the McNary Lumber Company of Louisiana, which bought TCHE, which pluralizes th[...]and San Juan , named after the The Apache Indians had lived in the northeastern portion of first woman resident whose name was later a[...]ormons settled near St. Assembly for the creation of a new county, the Tenth Territo- Johns and tr[...]ple and went broke as first elections in tbe fall of 1879, the county government was the town 's fi[...]ngerville was named town after him. Because of the remote location and lack of the county seat , but two years later, it returne[...]military post, established in 1852 " in defiance of and to" The new c[...]ly, the county encom- Ganado is the home of a hospital and education center. passed all of what is now Chinle still survives as the[...]and Navajo County and por- are found . The Petrified Forest National Park, the Painted tions of Graham and Gila Desert, and the town of Window Rock (the Navajo Tribal Counties. Two years after the capital) are all located within Apache County. The Apache creation of Apache County, Indian Reservation , locate[...]around that part of it between the the settlement of Fort Apache, includes 25 excellent fishing[...]Today, the formerly warlike Apache are peacefully occupied great dea l of land when Navajo County was created.[...]Apache and Navajo Indian Reservations cover most of for recreational purposes with visitors welcome. The valleys, the county. About 25 % of the state's Native American popu- plains , mountains, and forests are living reminders of the lation lives in Apache County. Public land co[...]about 14% to private and corporate ownership. All of Apache County is an Enterprise Zone.[...]ding with white wooden trim. The jai l, also made of sandstone spires; Four Corners, where on[...]se, a two- ervation. The Southern section of the county is the locale of story building constructed of brick and native stone. Shady the famous Wh[...]finest and most popular summer vacation- The lack of mineral wealth and water deterred Spani sh and land in the entire Southwest. This vast mountain plateau , Anglo settlements, but th[...]so experience a look 1540, Coronado named a range of mountains Sierra Blanca, into the past w[...]BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 75 West Cleveland[...] |
![]() | [...]P.O. Box 667 CLERK OF THE BOARD[...]CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT St. Johns, AZ 85936[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS St. Johns, AZ 85936[...]Justice of the Peace Glenn Stoner P.O. Box 518[...]Justice of the Peace Merwin Lynch P.O. Box 699[...]Justice of the Peace Shen-y L. Geisler P.O. Box 548[...]Justice of the Peace Herman Mineer P.O. Box 425[...]Apache torians believe the explorations of the Spanish Conquista- Indian leader. The Chirica[...]o what is now Cochise County in 1540. Mis- is one of only three counties in Arizona without Indian res[...]881 , and named it for him . The tlement of the region. The natives did not appreciate the col- county was formed from a portion of eastern Pima County. onization of their lands or efforts to convert them to an alien Tombstone, one of the largest cities in the western United religion. By 1775, the Apaches had driven out the Spaniards, States in 1881 , was de[...]ndence from Spain, and Texas broke away from Mex- of the Clovis culture along the San Pedro River date[...]ading to a war with the United States. The Treaty of lization to 9,000 to 6,000 B .C. The San Pedro Ri[...]he Gila River, now Cochise County was part of the Gadsden Purchase of provided a natural pathway for explorers f[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK square miles of land to be used for a railroad right-of-way. from the 10th Cavalry Regiment at For[...]General John "Black Jack" Pershing, were part of this expe- |
![]() | [...]ned to the public in November facilities are as varied as the county's attractions, including[...]ns State Park has been heralded as preserving one of the world's top ten show caves.[...]SHERIFF (Assessor, Superior Court, Clerk of the Court, and Larry Dever C[...]Christine M. Rhodes (Board of Supervisors, County Administrator,[...]P.O. Box 168 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...]P.O. Drawer CJ CLERK OF THE BOARD[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK CLERK OF THE COURT[...]Justice of the Peace Jimmy Judd |
![]() | [...]at same year deep canyons, and thick forests of pine, spruce, pifion, aspen, in Romanesque style[...]oak. sandstone. The building showed the influence of Henry Hob- Nestled at the base of the San Francisco Peaks in Flagstaff is son Richa[...]ty's residential campus which lights, compliments of the utilities companies.[...]0 students and offers premier higher education to This original courthouse is still in use although it h[...]homas clock in the tower. In the 1950s, the front of the NAU's Center for Excellence in Education e[...]uta- Courthouse was changed radically when a wing of offices tion as one of the nation 's foremost teachers colleges and the[...]l entrance arches, walled in as part agement are nationally recognized. of the lobby addition, were uncovered recently and found to be in fairly good condition but in need of repair. The original Indian reservations comprise 38% of the land within oak staircase leading to the second floor courtrooms was also Coconino County and are home to Navajo, Hopi, Paiute, uncovered at that t[...]Bureau of Land Management control 32% of the land; the state of Arizona owns 10%; other public lands comprise 7%;[...]the home of the magnificent Grand Canyon, Oak Creek Can-[...]ument, and national forests, all of which make it a favorite[...]At an elevation of 7,000 feet, Flagstaff offers four distinctive[...]annual precipitation of almost 20 inches. On average, sum-[...]pleted in 1980, houses The quaintness of the mountain lodge in winter, the allure of administrative offices for the county's business.[...]n the spring, festivals in Coconino County is one of the most sparsely populated the fall[...]NITY SERVICES BUILDING (Superior Court and Clerk of the Court) (Community S[...]Community Development, Planning & Zoning, (Board of Supervisors, County Manager, Finance,[...]ING BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (Assessor, County Attorney, P[...] |
![]() | [...]VISION 3: Judge H. Jeffrey Coker, Presiding CLERK OF THE BOARD[...]CLERK OF THE COURT 520-779-6859[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS 520-779-6518[...]Justice of the Peace Pro Tern V.L. "S horty" Morrow 951 E[...]Justice of the Peace Ida Lu Black Connie Fry[...]Justice of the Peace Mike Anderson Katharine Perko[...]Justice of the Peace Bill Sutton, Jr. Candace Owens[...]est.) The Spaniards named the river Gita because of its steady ment. The Salado Indians dis[...], the 11th Territorial Legi slature took portions of tion is nearby. |
![]() | [...]ew courthouse was built, completed in March 1907. This and display the artifacts from Vickery's collection. Of partic- courthouse was also inadequate from its[...]eremonial chamber served as the seat of Gila County government for nearly 70 unknown to V[...]to Ready for Court Next Week. It Contains One of the Best rooms called kivas at Anasazi and Mogollon sites in northern Jails in Arizona." This building was vacated in August 1976 Arizona, has[...]designed by Anne Rysdale on a 20-acre site east of Globe's Visitors are encouraged to walk within the rooms of the 700-[...]ensils, pottery, and furbishings that were a part of pre-[...]al heritage. Columbian life. Besh-Ba-Gowah is one of several pueblos built along the banks of Pinal Creek in the 13th century. Apparently the area attracted these early people because of the availability of water, the diversity of natural food resources, and a climate that provid[...]ty presently contains 4,750 square miles, but 93% of the land is in the public domain: Indian reservat[...]nty Courthouse is now the Cobre Valley nally part of the San Carlos Indian Reservation but, due to its[...]advancement of the fine arts in the Cobre Valley communi- remove[...]ties, to establish and promote the work of local artists, and to deposits were exhausted. Un[...]unty Courthouse. ore, giving Globe the reputation of being "The Place with a Silver Top and a Copper B[...]troops. Billy the Kid shot the first of his many victims in a[...]surrounding it. Among these legends are tales of Jacob Waltz[...]Graham, and how one of the world's largest open pit copper[...]mines swallowed up the entire town of Morenci. (now Cobre Valley Arts Cen[...]ablished the county, the has been the source of countless pieces of fiction involving Board of Supervisors bought property on the corner of Broad range wars between cattlemen and she[...]he Tonto Basin, and the first post office was But this building was never adequate. In 1906, a credit of established in 1886. Former Govern[...] |
![]() | [...]520-425-3231 , ext. 330 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...]DIVISION 1: Judge Edward L. Dawson CLERK OF THE BOARD/CO. ADMINISTRATOR[...]CLERK OF THE COURT 1400 East Ash Street[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS 1400 East Ash Street[...]Justice of the Peace Patti Nolan SHERIFF[...]Justice of the Peace Ronnie 0. McDaniel TREASURER[...]g it for an measuring 6' x 8' , and six pairs of handcuffs and shackles. Indian tribe, the Legisla[...]E. Solomon and his wife, Anna, who 1846, the peak had been known as Sierra Bonita, but was re- deeded 462 square feet of land to be used as the site for con- named Mount[...]t. Col. James Duncan Graham, struction of a new courthouse and jail. The new courthouse a s[...]s was completed on April 7, 1884, at a cost of $11 ,700 plus U.S . Army Corps of Topographical Engineers. The territory $1[...]y 12, 1915. An earlier Counties. The County Board of Supervisors met for the first election had not given Safford a clear majority over Pima, tim[...]ty seat. Mr. A.M. Franklin gave the Board the use of was sold to the highest bidder, and $50,[...]for the court and jail. The Board 's first order of sold to finance the new courthouse on Ma[...] |
![]() | [...]ong atop Mt. Graham, ten miles southwest of Safford. A consor- the Gila River which runs through the center of the county. tium of astronomers and scientists from Steward Observa- The area was the home of the Anasazi, the Hohokam, and tory, the University of Arizona, the Smithsonian Institution, several bands of Apache Indians. The first settlers in the[...]te selected the site. upper Gila Valley were part of the California Column in the Reasons behind their choice included the high elevation of Civil War and originally settled in the Safford Valley. How- the mountain, the year-round good climate,[...]ed to the upper facilities at the University of Arizona, Mt. Hopkins, Mt. Gila Valley where they[...]ldiers from Lemmon, and Kitt Peak. Two of the initial three telescopes Camp Goodwin , named[...]rritorial gover- were completed in 1993 and are operational. The 1.8 meter nor. The camp was later abandoned because of an outbreak Lennon telescope, a $1.5 million project sponsored jointly of malaria. Other points of protection were established at by the University of Arizona and the Vatican, will pioneer Fort Apache[...]. Lieutenant Will- new paths in the design of optical/infra.red telescopes. The iam H. Emory le[...]ber 1846, that the land con- the University of Arizona and the Max Planck Institute, will tained[...]Farming communities powerful of the three initial telescopes is the Large Binocul[...]and the county seat of objects at much greater distances than now possible from[...]ex- group of farmers from ico, and arrives in Phoenix via[...]Gila Bend who had miles of this highway are in Graham County, an area that is[...]traveled through this area. for[...]cated in physical stature earned him the nickname of the "little Gov- Safford, focuses on the evolution of the southwest and illus- ernor," was the only gov[...]vorce by an trates that story in the Tunnel of Time, where one can travel act of the Legislature. The rich agricultural area today[...]and learn about the people encompasses the towns of Thatcher, Eden, Central, and through[...]nomic sector. About 33,000 acres along both sides of the time when cotton was harvested by the Hohokam Indians, to Gila River are farmed, with 25,000 acres planted annually in[...]t building opening The Safford Valley is the home of Pima cotton, world- Labor Day[...] |
![]() | [...]viding a wide array of year-round organized recreation pro-[...]use, picnic ramadas , and stock car racing.[...]activities. Examples of the county's hiking trails include the[...]tion Area is one of only two such designated sites in the[...]National Forest. When climbing Mt. Graham, part of the[...]square miles) of beautiful green , fertile farming areas, the[...]with all their foliage , and , of course, the Gila River which[...]flows through the center of the county. Graham County had[...]ATTORNEY (County Attorney, Clerk of the Court, Probation, Jack M. William[...]523 Tenth Avenue (Boa1·d of Supervisors, County Manager and[...]520-428-3440 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...]SUPERIOR COURT CLERK OF THE BOARD[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION CLERK OF THE COURT[...]Justice of the Peace Dewey Bryce The tradition of naming Arizona's counties for local Indian cisco River. A small settlement of miners developed near the |
![]() | [...]Ash Peak and the rn.ines in the mountains east of Duncan that led to the establishment of Greenlee County. The mining have produced p[...]sid- companies decided to send a large delegation of local men to ered a farm.ing and ranching area. One of the first settlers Phoenix to lobby for division.[...]the "Frisco" R.iver The bill passed by a majority of ten to one and then went to has added to the the House where an amendment to change the name of the county economy since county from Lincoln to Greenlee and to stall the passage of the 1870s. The Double the bill failed on a close vote. Mr. Mills, general manager of Circle, with ranch the Detroit Copper Company[...]on would be delayed for two Creek, was one of the years. This agreement, and the assumption by the new three largest cattle county of all Graham County debts amounting to $146,000,[...]States by the National Greenlee County is one of the smaller counties of Arizona, Forest Service was transmitted i[...]ger Station on Blue R.iver to Clifton, a distance of 40 the time of its establishment, 1,037 ,713 acres and had four miles. populated towns. The new county had a population of about Greenlee County has two basic clim[...]reosote, and salt bush grow; and the The citizens of Duncan argued that, because Duncan was the[...]north, where yellow county 's outlet to the rest of the world and thus more accessi- pine, Douglas[...]from 3,500 feet to 9,300 feet population centers of Morenci and Metcalf. Clifton won the in altitude. The county is a treasure chest of sem.iprecious fight. gems and m.inerals and one of the richest collector's fields in Besides the cop[...]ns the leading industry area, the Duncan District of the Gila Valley also had mines. and economic base.[...]DISTRICT 3 (Superior Court, Clerk of the Court, County Attorney, D[...]r CLERK OF THE BOARD P.O. Box 908[...]P.O. Box 1717 (Board of Supervisors, Administrator, Assessor,[...]520-865-4149 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...] |
![]() | [...]CLERK OF THE COURT Katie Clonts[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS[...]Justice of the Peace Manuel R. Manuz 520-865-5 302[...]Justice of the Peace Richard Jernigan Clifton, AZ 85533[...]the gold initiative petition containing a minimum of 75 % of the peo- mines, making La Paz one of the largest settlements in what ple residing in the portion of Yuma County wishing to form a was to become[...]Arizona Territory. In 1864, new county, and 51 % of the people residing in the remaining La Paz lost by only one vote being declared the capital of portion. The election was held on May 25, 1982, w[...]na Territory. The Territorial Legislature, in one of its official canvass completed on June 5, 1982. T[...]money for public schools in was created by a vote of 66.8 % in favor of its organization. "large and important towns[...]company of U.S. Army troops arrived.[...]111ent Center The name La Paz and the county seat of Parker were approved by the voters at the General[...]tallations. There were more than 5,000 people who of a boom town on the Colorado River that was founded in worked the placers of La Paz and moved the freight and sup- 1862, after the discovery of rich gold deposits nearby, and plies that[...]ado River. The Santa Fe was named the county seat of territorial Yuma County. Indi- Railroad did not arrive in Parker until almost the turn of the ans led the way to the great gold strike in 1[...]or high- the Colorado River, about 40 miles south of present day way. Ore was floated down[...]River to the Parker and less than ten miles north of Ehrenberg. Gold was Colorado River near to[...]2, 1862, an important date to many mouth of the Colorado River in Mexico. From there, ocean-[...]Francisco. In one It was celebrated as the "Feast of Our Lady of Peace." By of his last official acts before his assassin[...] |
![]() | [...]Indian Tribes ' reservation accounts for about 8% of Reservation.[...]lands comprise approximately another The decline of La Paz was caused by the playing out of the 28%. Only 5% of the county land is private or owned by cor- mines[...]porations . La Paz County is the third smallest of Arizona's course in 1870, leaving the town "high[...]ghtly more than four persons per square mile. All of La to fade away, until it was a city dead and for[...]wn century. Today, it is in the National Register of Historic river town of Ehrenberg, and inland towns of Bouse, Places, with future plans for further hist[...]pe and the Colorado La Paz boasts 30 square miles of water. The Bureau of Land River combine to make tourism almost as important as agri- Management controls almost 58% of the land. The Colorado culture to the[...]Parker, AZ 85344 Board of Supervisors, County Administrator,[...]Parker, AZ 85344 Superior Court, Clerk of the Court, and Public Fidu- 520-6[...]P.O. Box 790 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...]CLERK OF THE COURT DISTRICT 3[...]Parker, AZ 85344 CLERK OF THE BOARD[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS[...]Courts) Justice of the Peace John C. Drum |
![]() | [...]ARI ZONA BLUE BOOK 59% of the state's residents. The county parks system co[...]nited States, of Supervisors on January |
![]() | [...]Martin, Associate Presiding Judge CLERK OF THE COURT Mark Aceto[...]llanger, Jr. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS Dennis W. Dairman[...]l Justice of the Peace G. Mike Osterfeld Alfred F[...]Justice of the Peace J. Brian Lamb Sherr[...] |
![]() | [...]PHOENIX, EAST PRECINCT #2 Justice of the Peace Polly Getzwiller Justice of the Peace Michael W. Orcutt 209 East Pima,[...]PHOENIX, NORTHEAST PRECINCT Justice of the Peace Quintin Tolby Justice of the Peace Jacqueline Mc Vay 6830 North 57th[...]PHOENIX, NORTHWEST PRECINCT Justice of the Peace Andy Gastelum Justice of the Peace John Barclay 4622 West Indian Sch[...]PHOENIX, SOUTH PRECINCT Justice of the Peace R. Wayne Johnson Justice of the Peace Pamela C. Gutierrez 4811 East Jul[...]PHOENIX, WEST PRECINCT Justice of the Peace Lester N. Pearce Justice of the Peace Rachel Carillo 1837 South Mesa Dr[...]SCOTTSDALE PRECINCT Justice of the Peace Donald L. Skousen Justice of the Peace Mark Dobronski 1837 South Mesa Dr[...]TEMPE EAST PRECINCT Justice of the Peace Clayton Hamblen Justice of the Peace John Ore 2050 West University[...]TEMPE WEST PRECINCT Justice of the Peace Kenneth Warren Justice of the Peace Victor "Mike" Willkens 1 West Mad[...]TOLLESON PRECINCT Justice of the Peace Lex E. Anderson 7420 West Cactus Justice of the Peace Joseph Guzman Peoria, AZ 85381[...]6-1449 PHOENIX, CENTRAL PRECINCT Justice of the Peace C. Stephen McMurry WICKENB[...]Justice of the Peace John C. Henry Phoenix, AZ 85003[...]602-506-7391 Justice of the Peace John Carpenter 1 West Madi[...] |
![]() | [...]ve ifornia seven months later, settlement of the towns along the people who lived along the banks of the Colorado River. route began. Early[...]ranchers, businessmen, In 1865, the northern part of Mohave County was set off as a and miners ex[...]e county, called Pah-Ute; however, in 1876, parts of In 1890, Fort Mohave was turned over to the[...]e and Mohave Counties, including the present site of for use as a school. The school operated until 1934. In 1942, Las Vegas, were attached to the state of Nevada. This left the buildings were torn down and used[...]from the original Mohave City. 1871. Today, most of the historic sites of "Arizona's Lost County" are covered by the waters of Lake Mead, impounded behind Hoover Dam. After the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848, ending the Mexican War and defining the boundaries of the United States, Mohave County began to attract[...]n a wagon road, first made the trip with the help of camels in 1857 and improved the road two years l[...]locate the county seat of Mohave County in Kingman, the tains.[...]Park was completed in 1880 at a cost of $9,700 and, in 1914,[...]The mining of gold, silver, copper, and molybdenum has,[...]until recently, been a mainstay of the Kingman economy. The construction of Boulder Darn (now Hoover Dam) and[...]the highway to it in the 1930s, the establishment of a major[...]and construction of Davis Darn following the war all pro-[...]retirees began settling in Mohave County. This, coupled with the start of manufacturing in the latter part of the decade,[...]town water system, and city parks. The cities of Lake Pacific Railroad (later taken over by the Sa[...]wis King- launch areas to incorporated cities of over 20,000 persons man had begun the survey west from Albuquerque in 1880. each. Both cities are located on the Colorado River. Lake On his return[...]lorado River, he estab- Havasu is the home of the London Bridge. Both cities have a lished the town site of Kingman. With the completion of the large population of retired people. In addition , Bullhead Cit[...] |
![]() | [...]the mining industry. The river contin- The town of Chloride is an old mining town famous for its ues[...]d murals . Oatman, another old west mining shores of man-made lakes and observes the new communi- town, is the home of the "wild" burros roaming the streets ties of Bullhead City, Lake Havasu City, and, across the[...]e Hualapai Mountains in County boasts 1,000 miles of shoreline on the Colorado the backgrou[...], and Lake Mohave. are printed underneath.[...]TREASURER (Superior Court, Clerk of the Court, Justice Court) Dora[...]Mike File (Board of Supervisors, County Manager, School Superin-[...]ASSESSOR BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...]ty, AZ 86403 CLERK OF THE COURT 520-453-0724 Virlynn Tinnell CLERK OF THE BOARD[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS 520-753-0731[...]Justice of the Peace Gary Arend 315 4th Street, P.O. Box[...]Justice of the Peace John Taylor 301 West Beale[...] |
![]() | [...]LAKE HAVASU PRECINCT Justice of the Peace I. McKay Heaton Justice of the Peace Michael Centofanti Moccasin, AZ[...]Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 Justice of the Peace Larry Imus[...]d for the Indian tribe, Apaches de report of the region . In 1856, Edward F. Beale saw the need Navajo (Apaches of the cultivated fields). The county was for[...]was formed. Later, in 1879, the area became part of Ai-my. Apache County, and finally, in 1895, it[...]ver cattle to southern Ai·i- its own right after much resistance. At the time of its forma- zona when he missed a fork of the Little Colorado River and tion, Navajo County[...]. The area impressed him as a poten- with an area of 9,911 square miles extending over 225 miles[...]ese early ranchers raised cattle which two-thirds of the county is a semi-arid plateau that receives[...]ive years that Stinson approximately 10-15 inches of precipitation per year. The owned the ranch, he dug over a mile of ditches from Silver southern third is higher, wet[...]ugged, with 20-25 Creek and inigated 300 acres of land. inches of precipitation per year. Pinion, juniper, and Pond[...]acob Hamblin and L.W. Roundy led a party drainage of the region is dominated by the Little Colorado of 12 Utah Mormons to the area. Their group crossed[...]igham River. Indian reservations account for 67 % of the county's City in 1875, naming the settle[...]18% is privately owned; 6% is owned by the state of whose plans to settle along the Little Col[...]d by the United States Forest Service; some of his last. The settlements included St. Joseph (now and l % is owned by the Bureau of Land Management. Joseph City), Suns[...]Order of the Mormons and left to search New Mexico and[...]mon Apostle in charge of southern colonization and helped[...]Mormon pioneers were the source of the name of the town of[...]by planting peach and plum pits on the perimeter of the Navajo County Courthouse[...]Apache wars, headed west from Santa Fe in search of 16th century. No evidence exists showing that any of these the fabled Doc Thorn Mine, rumored to be in the wilds of the early explorers planned to stay. Many were tr[...]lied the Fmt with vegetables. under the direction of Secretary of War Jefferson Davis and While surveying a road from Fort Apache to Camp Verde, he under the leadership of Captain Lorenzo Sitgreaves, reported discover[...]today and thought on the topography and scarcity of water along the 35th paral- it was the finest timbered and watered country he had ever lel. In 1853, Secretary Davis authorized Lieutenant Amie! seen. He found out that Marion Clark had already made Whipple to locate a route alo[...] |
![]() | [...]nership ended, the two men decided to play a game of and Heber-Overgaard citizens. The outside[...]s considerable cultural and ethnic mix of the people in Pine- dealing the cards, he told Co[...]d low," he top-Lakeside produced many ideas on how the area should would take the ranch . Cooley had low cards and supposedly grow. Heber-Overga[...]adequate employment in existing industries, there of Show Low got its name. was no need to pursue other types of industries for the area. The town of Holbrook was named for the chief engineer of Navajo County is diverse, with coal minin[...]bling, and skiing on the Owens, a colorful lawman of that time, single-handedly Apache reservation, and other forms of tourism and recre- killed three men and wounded a[...]ok. ation. Winslow, named for the president of the St. Louis and San The first Board of Supervisors met at 2 p.m. on April 1, Francisco R[...]anniversary of Navajo County, a reenactment of that first also settled Heber, named for Heber J.[...]eting was held on April 1, 1995, at 2 p.m. member of the Mormon Church. Overgaard, miginally known as[...]the Petrified Forest, Monument Val- bore the name of Fairview, but the name was changed in ley, and the prehistoric ruins of the Navaho National Monu- 1906 after Rainbow Lake[...]J.R. DeSpain BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...](See also Judicial Branch: Superior Courts) CLERK OF THE BOARD[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION CLERK OF THE COURT[...]Justice of the Peace Evelyn E. Bradley |
![]() | [...]complements the governmental complex. sity of Arizona, and a rapidly expanding electronics indu[...]s population at 666,880; square miles) , with 42% of the area occupied by the Pascua a 1995 census[...]in five years . The 1998 estimated also the site of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, the Univer- pop[...]TREASURER (Superior Court and Clerk of the Court) James Lee[...]RECORDER (Board of Supervisors, Clerk of the Board, and County F. Ann Rodrigu[...]Tucson, AZ 85701 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...]VISION 12 (Juvenile): Judge Deborah Bernini CLERK OF THE BOARD[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION CLERK OF THE COURT[...]Justice of the Peace Carmen Maria Dolny |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management control Chin Indian Reserva[...]maining I % public land. tion, both of which operate casinos on their reservations. |
![]() | [...]CLERK OF THE COURT Sandie Smith[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS CLERK OF THE BOARD/COUNTY MANAGER Stanley D. Griffis,[...]Justice of the Peace Kema Granillo 520-868-6212[...]Justice of the Peace Phjlip Bain SHERIFF[...]Justice of the Peace Toni Lorona TREASURER[...]Justice of the Peace Joe Ruiz Jack Harmon[...]Justice of the Peace Robert Kent Laura Dean-Lytle[...]Justice of the Peace Bruce Griffith P.O. Box 709[...]ior Courts) Justice of the Peace Corwin Brundrett 31 N. Pinal Stree[...]Justice of the Peace Tomas Rodriguez DIVISION 2: J[...]Strangers in bell rang, whistles blew, all manner of arms were fired. Peo- hotels and saloons dropped under the tables." That was how[...] |
![]() | [...]the news that people paraded to the music of a marching band from the Santa Cruz County had been recognized as a political entity Mason[...]ley Avenue at Court Street and was no longer part of Puna County. Residents of the bor- where they witnessed the laying of the cornerstone for the der area had complained that theiI- interests differed from Santa Cruz County Courthouse. Judge E.B. Williams those of the Tucson people. They said the county collected[...]. Furthermore, the county seat was wheat of nourishment, the wine of plenty, and the oil of joy." in Tucson, and the round trip of 135 miles cost $ 10.50 by Placed inside the cornerstone were a list of the names of the railroad . Such distances made it a hardship for those needing county officials and copies of the most recent edition of the to use county facilities . After a four-year[...]unty has a rich historical back- ground. Evidence of prehistoric Indian settlements can be found along[...]the region in the 17th Century. Tumacacori is one of the missions Father Kino established in the Pimer[...]built a presidio at Tubac in 1751 , making it one of the oldest European settle- ments in the state. T[...]ected to Mexico's history, since it was once part of Mexico. Only after the Gadsden Purchase in 1854 did the area become part of the New Mexico Territory, later to become Arizona[...]a Cruz occurred in January 1918 when a detachment of the U.S. 10th Cavalry engaged in a battle against a band of Yaquis from Sonora, Mexico.[...]constructed the building at a cost of $35,000 on a lot pur-[...]chased from Anton Proto for $2,000. Proto had originally[...]ister of Historic Places in 1978.[...]added to the unique history of Santa Cruz County. The blending of cultures gives the area an international flavor ;[...]most residents are bilingual. Cultural pluralism adds to the[...]spirit of friendliness, understanding, and cooperation amon[...]More than 60% of the county is either in the Coronado[...]t or under state lease. However, communities Some of the oldest mines in Arizona were located in Santa[...]mado, Arivaca, Trench, and the Flux. So were some of the oldest ranches, Canelo, Carmen, Duque[...]umacacori. The Tumacacori, and the Calabasas. All of these ranches derived[...]roduce business, small manufacturing, and tourism are from Mexican land grants originating from Spanish[...]Nature lovers cials conducted business in a suite of 12 rooms in the Marsh and history buffs are particularly attracted to the mountains Building[...]the theater downstairs and oak-studded hills of the little oasis in the Sonoran Desert for[...] |
![]() | [...]520-761-7800, ext. 3062 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...]2150 Congress Drive CLERK OF THE BOARD[...]. 3051 CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS 520-761-7850[...]Justice of the Peace Mary Helen Maley 1525 North Bankard[...]Justice of the Peace T. Brock Fuller 2150 North Congress[...]b site: www.co.yavapai.az.us Yavapai County, one of the original four counties, was an his[...]the time it was established, it translations of Spanish works. Many of the streets of Pres- |
![]() | [...]boasts of dude ranches, resorts, and tennis clubs.[...]urthouse Plaza Private lands account for only 15% of Yavapai County. The remainder falls under the jurisdiction of three national for- ests (Prescott, Coconino, and Tonto), the Bureau of Land Management, the state of Arizona, and Indian reservations. The county offers a wide variety of land types, from desert at an altitude of 1,900 feet to mountains 7,978 feet high, includin[...]eys. The Verde River. with headwaters found north of Prescott near the community of Paulden, crosses a large part of the county as it runs east and then south to join with the Salt River in Maricopa County. The range of flora and fauna is unparalleled in the United Sta[...]phony Orchestra series, goot and Montezuma Castle are two examples. The Spanish Jazz on the Rocks in Sedona, the Fourth of July celebrations explorers, Antonio de Espejo an[...]e Days in Camp Verde, Prescott Ter- northern part of the county, and, after the Civil War, many[...]520-639-8110 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DISTRICT 1 CLERK OF THE BOARD Gheral Brownlow[...] |
![]() | [...]CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Charles Hastings[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS G.C. "Buck" Buchanan 255[...]Ju stice of the Peace Anna Mary Glaab TREASURER[...]Justice of the Peace Joe Butner RECORDER[...]Justice of the Peace John Kennedy ASSESSOR[...]Justice of the Peace Robert Kuebler, Jr. (See also Judicial[...]Justice of the Peace Katherine Blaylock DIVISION 1:[...]uma.az.us Yuma County is growing and good things are happening in United States. In the 1998[...]The County has an international airport, two |
![]() | [...]l-time Yuma residents. As There is much to see and do. Yumans say "It's better to be hot[...]It was the third Yuma. Once the home of pioneer merchant E.F. San- county created by the[...]facts , photographs, and furnishings of Arizona 's people voted to split Yuma County to c[...]and talking biJds are maintained just as they appeared[...]separates the City of Yuma and Winterhaven , California.[...]A reminder of Yuma 's past when the Jesuit priests came[...]grounds of the original Concepcion Mission where[...]Yuma County Library The history of Yuma County dates back to some of the earli- |
![]() | [...]e, Mittry Lake, Felicity, Ca]jfornia - The Center of the World, Yuma Main Street Mall, Old Tumco Ghost[...]he Redondo Ruins, Saihati Camel Farm, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Desalting Plant, and Palm Canyon.[...]Yuma County Health Department Visitors are also encouraged to visit the Yuma County public l[...]DISTRICTS (Superior Court, Clerk of the Court, & County Attorney)[...]CLERK OF THE BOARD/COUNTY ADMINISTRA- 520-329-2104[...]198 South Main Street (Board of Supervisors, Administrator)[...]520-329-2270 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS[...] |
![]() | [...]CLERK OF THE COURT Susan H. Marler[...]JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS ASSESSOR[...]Justice of the Peace Richard Donato 520-373-6040[...]e Justice of the Peace Manuel Figueroa Yuma, AZ 85364[...]John N. Nelson Justice of the Peace J.K. Milam DIVISION 3:[...] |
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![]() | [...]... Apache ............. 86511 Point of Pines . . . . . . . Graham[...] |
![]() | [...]INCORPORATED CITIES AND TOWNS Listed below are the cities and towns in Arizana 111hich have been inco,porated. The zip codes listed are those for the city or to111n halls. We have included in this listing the Congressional and legislative distric[...]ty and town. Th e information sho11111 here is as of Janua1 ) 1 1, 2000. APACHE JUNCTION, AZ 85[...] |
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![]() | [...]the voter 's county of residence. Every resident of the state is qualified to register to vote if[...]military, their spouses, and 1. Is a citizen of the United States.[...]ed outside the state may 2. Will be 18 years of age or more on or before the r[...]election day. Their registrations date of the next regular General Election. must be returned to the County Recorder's office of 3. Will have been a resident of the state 29 days next their county of residence by 7:00 p.m. on election prec[...]e in the election. 5. Has not been convicted of treason or a felony, unless restored to[...]tration deadline expires: 1. How to Register to Vote[...]their county recorder's office or by mail. Forms are[...]County Recorders' offices or the Secretary of Change of Address Within the County - New State's[...]nce Ballots tion form from the Secretary of State's Office by[...]Voters who move from the address at which they are regis- calling the Voter Registration Ho[...]not notify the County Recorder of the change of address from the Web site: www.sosaz.com[...]before the date of an election shall be permitted to vote at the[...]tration form on the line provided at the bottom of[...]These voters will be asked to present a form of identification the form .[...]For election if it complies with either of the following: voters who live in a rural county, whose only form of identi- 1. The form is postmarked 29 day[...]ir Recorder by 7:00 p.m. on the day of that elec- residence location to determine whether the voters are eligi- tion ; or[...]lection official shall confirm that the addresses of the voters election and is received by the County are located within the precinct where they are attempting to Recorder within five[...]tion form and sending it to the County Recorder of[...]begins 15 days before the date of the election and ends at[...] |
![]() | [...]ter, as requesting elector shall provide the date of biJth and state or defined in the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee country of birth or other information that, if compared to the Voting Act of 1986 (P.L. 99-410; 42 U.S.C. 1973ff), may voter r[...]y ballot with a federal postcard application tity of the elector. Requests in writing should include n[...]official early ballot from an absent uni- nature of the requestor.[...]iformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act of Recorder or other officer in charge of elections by 7 :00 p.m. 1986 (P.L. 99-410; 42[...]by the County Recorder or other officer in charge of elec- until 7:00 p.m. on election day to accept e[...]ed off at any polling place in the voter's county of residence no later than 7 :00 p.m. on elec-[...]independent, no party preference, or members of a party[...]allot recognition to vote in the partisan Primary of Emergency early voting is permitted if an unforeseen cir- their choice of one of the recognized political parties. [Ariz. cumstanc[...]ing Const. , art. VII, § 10.) Only names of candidates of "recog- at the polling place. Voters should conta[...]Ballot - Recognized parties are parties which have achieved Primary Open Primary[...]6-802, and 16-803 or by qualifying for Voters who are registered as independent, no party prefer-[...]ly in a Primary Election must identify one ballot of a[...]and General Elections are: Democratic, Green, Libertarian, an early ballot. [A.R .S . § 16-542.) Voters who are registered[...]mber along with a 100-word description and a copy of the[...]measure must be filed with the Secretary of State before the Arizona 's registered voters may[...]circulation of the petition. [A.R.S . §§ 19-101 and 19-111.) e[...]Signatures obtained prior to the filing of the committee's the initiative petition process.[...]statement of organization are void and shall not be counted and signatures coll[...]in determining the legal sufficiency of the petition. [A.R .S . number along with a JOO-w[...]§§ 19-lll(C) and 19-114(8).] text of the measure must be filed wjth the Secretary of State on a presc1ibed form. [A.R.S. §§ 19- 102[...]initiative peti- tures obtained before the filing of the committee's statement tions, the measure will be placed on the ballot to be voted of organization are void and shall not be counted in deter- up[...]lection. Forms, sam- mining the legal sufficiency of the petition. [A.R .S. §§ 19- ple petition[...]that govern the referendum process) are available upon request from the Secretary of State 's office. If the proponents file enough si[...]initiative or that govern the initiative process) are available upon request referendum petition or by the legislature. The arguments for from the Secretary of State's office. and[...]mphlet published and distributed by the Secretary of State[...]Primary Election. to the voters a measure or part of a measure passed by the[...] |
![]() | [...]3, • be signed by the person or the officers of the organiza- 2000): t[...]aper and electronic format (com- phone number of each person signing the argument.[...]in paper copy from the Secretary of State's Office or through the Internet at[...] |
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![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]Yavapai Yuma TOTAL SECRETARY OF STATE (OEM) Art Hamilton •[...]8 2,967 133,157 SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (OEM) F. Baker[...] |
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![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]- -- 29,402 SECRETARY OF STATE (DEM) Art Hamilton[...] |
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![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]Yavapai Yuma TOTAL Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court CHARLES E. JONE[...]6,370 2,835 152,629 Judge of the Court of Appeals Division I Division I SUSAN A. EH[...]- 94,645 Judge of the Court of Appeals Division I JAMES B. SULT[...]6,081 2,604 25,266 Judge of the Court of Appeals Division II A. JOHN PELAND[...] |
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![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA BY ADDING ARTICLE XXIX; RELATING TO[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE V, SECTION 12, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO SALARIES[...]REQUESTING THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO RETURN SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 1018[...]THE PROPOSITION CONTAINED IN SECTIONS 3, 4 AND 5 OF THIS RESOLUTION OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE[...]SECTION 7 AND ARTICLE Xl, SECTION 8, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA, TO THE VOTERS; RELATING TO INVESTMENT OF STATE[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTlCLE VII, SECTION 10, CONSfflUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO PRIMARY ',;1[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE IV, PART 1, SECTION 1, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO[...]PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE CONS11TU110N OF ARIZONA: AMENDING ARTICLE IV, PART 1, SECTION 1, SUBSECTION 6, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA,[...]CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA, RELATING TO RESERVATION OF LEGISLATIVE POWER TO ADOPT MEASURES THAT SUPERSED[...]V, PART 1, SECTION 1, SUBSECTION 15, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA, RELATING TO THE LEGISLATURE'S RIGHT[...]435,520 • Received a majority of the voles |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO TITLE 13, CHAPTER 29 Of THE ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES RELATING TO COCKFIGH[...]THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ANO FOR THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS OF THEIR POSITION CONCERNING ELIMINATION OF THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX, ABOLITION OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE AND ENACTMENT OF A NATIONAL CONSUMPTION TAX; AND PROVIDING FOR[...]REFERENDUM ORDERED BY PETITION OF THE PEOPLE[...]ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES, AS AMENDED BY SECTION 1 OF THIS ACT[...]REFERENDUM ORDERED BY PETITION OF THE PEOPLE[...]POSITION 302 RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMISSION ON SALARIES FOR ELECTED STATE OFFI[...]SECRETARY OF STATE AND ARE HEREBY SUBMITTED TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS FOR TH[...]"SHALL THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMISSION ON SALARIES FOR ELECTED STATE OFFI[...]ELECTORS, SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEXT REGULAR LEGISLATIVE SESSION[...]6 421,627 • Received a majori!y of the votes |
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![]() | [...]~ IATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...](DEM) Bobby Lugo • - 2.725 - - 1,059 5[...] |
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![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secrelary of Slate[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFF ICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretaty of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the AriZona Secretary of State[...]ATE REPRESENTATIVE· DISTRICT NO. 2 (DEM) Josh AHen - -[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF AR IZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secrela,y' of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretaiy of State[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]Yavapai Yuma TOTAL Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court FREDERICK MART[...]10,816 4,644 264,268 Judge of the Court of Appeals Division I REBECCA BERCH "O[...]-- 117,095 WILLIAM F. GARBARIN[...]9,365 4,006 36,374 Judge of the Court of Appeals Division II J. WILLIAM BR[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]Cruz Yavapai Yuma TOTAL Judge of the Court of Appeals Division II JOSEPH HOWARD[...] |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE X, SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 4, 7 AND 10, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE X, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA, BY ADDING SECTIONS 12, 13 AND 14; RELATI[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE VII, SECTIONS 2 AND 3, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE IX, SECTION 2.2, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE XI, SECTION 1, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE XVI, SECTION 1, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE XXII, SECTION 15, CONSTITU')lON OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO CONSTITUTIONAL TEXTUAL TERMI[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE IV, PART 1, SECTION 1, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE XXI, SECTION 1, CONSITTUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE XXII, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA, BY ADDING SECTION 23; RELATING TO WILDLI[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE XV, SECTION 1, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE IX, SECTIONS 1 AND 18, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE IX, SECTION 2, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO PUBLIC[...]450,971 • Received a majority of the votes |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; AMENDING ARTICLE IV, PART 2, SECTION 1, CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO ENDING THE PRACTICE OF GERRYMANDERING AND IMPROVING VOTER AND CANDIDATE[...]COMMISSION OF BALANCED APPOINTMENTS TO OVERSEE THE MAPPING OF FAIR ANO COMPETITIVE CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIV[...]DMENT; PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARIZONA; ADDING[...]SECTIONS 3.1 ANO 3.2 TO ARTICLE XV, CONSITTUTION OF ARIZONA; RELATING TO LOCAL TELEPHONE SERVICE.[...]OF THE 1998 GENERAL ELECTION, SECTION 1; REPEALING PROPOSITION 303 OF THE 1998 GENERAL ELECTION, SECTION 4; AMENDING SE[...]0 542,942 • Received a majority of the votes |
![]() | [...]STATE OF ARIZONA OFFICIAL CANVASS[...]Compiled and Issued by the Arizona Secretary of State[...]SITION 300 RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMISSION ON SALARIES FOR ELECTIVE STATE OFF[...]SECRETARY OF STATE AND ARE HEREBY SUBMITTED TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS FOR TH[...]"SHALL THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMISSION ON SALARIES FOR ELECTIVE STATE OFF[...]ELECTORS, SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEXT REGULAR LEGISLATIVE SESSION[...]179 675,941 • Received a majority of the votes |
![]() | [...]: 113,446 square miles Number of Counties: 15 Lowest Elevation: 70 feet above sea level, south of Yuma Highest Elevation[...] |
![]() | [...]ofthe STATE OF ARIZONA Table of Contents[...].. .413 Article II. DECLARATION OF RIGHTS .... .. ..... .. .... .413 Article III. DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS ....... ,... . ..... .415 Arti[...]..... ... .447 Article XXI. MODE OF AMENDING ........ . . . .......... .447[...].. ..... .449 Article XXVI. RIGHT OF LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKERS[...]. . .450 Article XXVII. REGULATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH SAFETY[...] |
![]() | [...]HISTORICAL NOTES The Constitution of Arizona, in its original form, was adopted in the afternoon of Decem- |
![]() | [...]of the STATE OF ARIZONA[...]PREAMBLE We, the people of the State of A1izona, grateful to Almighty God for our liberties, do ordain this Constitution. ART[...]nal justice process . |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION § 6. Freedom of speech and press[...]jury be waived as in other civil cases in courts of |
![]() | [...]AR1ZONA BLUE BOOK § 25. Bills of attainder; ex post facto laws; impairment of representatives, but th e people re[...]and amendments at the polls, independently of the legislature; and |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION house of the legislature, by a roll call of ayes and nays, vote to tion shall be appr[...]sure or amendment receiving the greatest number of affirmative |
![]() | [...]commissioner or chair does not complete the term of registered as unaffiliated with a political party[...]ments or its designee shall nominate a pool of three candidates applying the provisions of this section in an honest, independent within[...]ding public confidence in the shall be of the same political party or status as was the member who integrity of the redistricting process. Within the three years previ- vacated the office at the time of his or her appointment, and the ous to appointmen[...]ny other public office, including pre- holder of the office designated to make the original appoin[...]not including school The appointment of a new chair shall be made by the remaining board member or officer, and shall not have served as an officer of a commissioners. If the appointment of a replacement commissioner political party, or se[...]fourteen days following the presentation officer of a candidate's campaign committee. of the nominees, the commission on appellate court a[...]anced commission serve out the remainder of the original term. exists whose members are nominated by the commission on appel-[...]stitute a quorum. Three or more affirmative votes are required tive process, the commission on appellat[...]appellate court appointments' designee) the duty of the public, with 48 or more hours pub[...]3) A commissioner, during the commissioner's term of and all other duties assigned to the commission o[...], shall be ineligible for Arizona appointments in this section.[...]ration as a paid lobbyist. (5) By January 8 of years ending in one, the commission on[...]pointments or its designee shall establish a pool of congressional and legislative districts. The commencement of the persons who are willing to serve on and are qualified for appoint- mapping process fo[...]he independent redistricting commission. The pool of can- shall be the creation of districts of equal population in a grid-like didates shall consist of twenty-five nominees, with ten nominees[...]ustments to the grid shall then be made from each of the two largest political parties in Arizona base[...]set forth below: party registration, and five who are not registered with either of the A. Districts shall comply with the[...]ate legislative districts shall have equal ary 31 of years ending in one, the highest ranking officer[...]tion to the extent practicable; the Arizona house of representatives shall make one appointment to[...]ndependent redistricting commission from the pool of nomi- to the extent practicable; nees,[...]D. District boundaries shall respect communities of interest each of the following: the minority party leader of the Arizona to the extent practicable; house of representatives, the highest ranking officer elec[...]ble Arizona senate, and the minority party leader of the Arizona senate. geographic features, ci[...]nt detriment to the lege. In the event that there are two or more minority parties within other goals. the house or the senate, the leader of the largest minority party by (15) Par[...]excluded from the initial phase of the mapping process but may be (7) Any vaca[...]als. The places commission positions remaining as of March 1 of a year ending in of residence of incumbents or candidates shall not be identified or one shall be filled from the pool of nominees by the commission on considered.[...]d fairness. a draft map of congressional districts and a draft map of legislative (8) At a meeting called by the secretary of state, the four districts to the public[...]for at least thirty days. Either or both bodies of the legislature may majority vote from the nomination pool a fifth member who shall act within this period to make recommendations to the independent[...]nt a fifth ( 17) The provisions regarding this section are self-executing. member from the nomination pool,[...]rs shall then select by majority vote tary of state the establishment of congressional and legislative dis- one of their members to serve as vice-chair.[...]and provided (18) Upon approval of this amendment, the department of with an opportunity for a response, a member of the independent administration or its[...]t redistricting commission. The trea- concurrence of two-thirds of the senate, for substantial neglect of surer of the state shall make $6,000,000 available for the work of duty, gross misconduct in office, or inability to[...]districting commission pursuant to the year 2000 of office.[...] |
![]() | [...]department § 5. Ineligibility of members of legislature to other public of administration or its successor shall submit to t[...]Section 5. No member of the legislature, during the term expenses and sha[...]elected or appointed shall be eligible operation of the independent redistricting commission. The leg[...]ther office or be otherwise employed by the state of ture shall make the necessary appropriations by a[...]any county or incorporated city or town thereof. This ( 19) The independent redistricting commiss[...]prohibition shall not extend to the office of school trustee, nor to oversight from the department of administration or its successor,[...]ive December 14, and consultants for the purposes of this section, including legal rep-[...]Section 6. Members of the legislature shall be privileged standing in l[...]t in all cases except treason, felony, and breach of the adequacy of resources provided for the operation of the indepen- peace, and they[...]ent redistricting com- session of the legislature, nor for fifteen days next before[...]e whether the Arizona mencement of each session. · attor[...]districting commission shall represent the people of Arizona in § 7. Freedom of debate the legal defense of a redistricting plan . Section 7. No member of the legislature shall be liable in (21) Members of the independent redistricting commission are any civil or criminal prosecution for words spoken in debate. eligible for reimbursement of expenses pursuant to law, and a mem- § 8. Organization; officers; rules of procedure ber's residence is deemed to be the member's post of duty for pur- Section 8. Each house, when assembled, shall choose its poses of reimbursement of expenses. own officers, judge of the election and qualification of its own (22) Employees of the department of administration or its suc- members, and determine its own rules of procedure. cessor shall not influence or attempt[...]compelling attendance; adjournment ping decisions of the independent redistricting commission.[...]Section 9. The majority of the members of each house (23) Each commissioner's duties established by this section[...]a smaller number may expire upon the appointment of the first member of the next redis-[...]djourn from day to day, and compel the attendance of absent tricting commission. The independent redis[...], except if litigation or any government approval of the plan is[...]without the consent of the other. number of congressional or legislative districts is changed[...]c. 5, 1918; election § 10. Journal of proceedings; roll call Nov. 8, 1932, effec[...]Section 10. Each house shall keep a journal of its proceed- effective Nov. 22, 1948; elec[...]ective Oct. 31, ings, and at the request of two members the ayes and nays on roll 1953[...]§ 11. Disorderly behavior; expulsion of members amended, election Nov. 7, 2000, ef[...]derly behavior, and may, with the conctmence of two-thirds of its § 2. Qualifications of members of legislature[...]Section 2. No person shall be a member of the legislature unless he shall be a citizen of the United States at the time of his § 12. Procedure on bills; ap[...]nor unless he shall be at least twenty-five years of age, and Section 12. Every[...]ctions on tlu·ee dif- shall have been a resident of Arizona at least three years and of the ferent days, unless in case of emergency, two-thirds of either house county from which he is elected at l[...]deem it expedient to dispense with this rule. The vote on the final tion.[...]passage of any bill or joint resolution shall be taken by ay[...]hen finally passed shall be pre- § 3. Sessions of legislature; special sessions; limitation of sented to the governor for h[...]e Dec. 1, 1972. Section 3. The sessions of the legislature shall be held annually at the capitol of the state, and shall commence on the sec- § 13. Subject and title of bills ond Monday of January of each year. The governor may call a spe-[...]the call. as to so much thereof as shall not be embraced in the title.[...]amended by mere reference to the title of such act, but the act or Section 4. No person holding any public office of profit or section as amended shall[...]blished at full length. trust under the authority of the United States, or of this state, shall be a member of the legislature; provided, that appointments in the § 15. Passage of bills by majority; signing of bills state militia and the offices of notary public, justice of the peace, Section 15 . A majority of all members elected to each United States commissioner, and postmaster of the fourth class, house shal[...]shall be signed by the presiding officer of each house in open ses- of this section.[...] |
![]() | [...]erving the maximum Section 16. Any member of the legislature shall have the number of terms, which shall include any part of a term served, may right to protest and have the reasons of his protest entered on the serve in the same office until he has been out of office for no less journal.[...]tra compensation prohibited; increase or decrease of compensation during term of office[...]2. In order to preserve and protect the right of the nor shall the compensation of any public officer, other than a justice[...]ice and public safety, and to ensure fairness and of the peace, be increased or diminished during his term of office; accountability when juveniles[...]ative or referendum , shall have the compensation of the members of any court or the clerk thereof, or a[...]act substantive and procedural laws regarding all of any board or commission composed of two or more officers or proceedin[...]les. The following persons whose respective terms of office are not coterminous, has rights, duties,[...]ctive as to any member or ters: clerk of such court, or any member of such board or commission, it (l) Juveniles 15 years of age or older accused of murder, shall be effective from such date as to e[...]53. niles 15 years of age or older who are chronic felony offenders as § 18. Suits against[...]provided by statute and by article 22, section 16 of this[...]constitution. All other juveniles accused of unlawful conduct shall § 19. Local or special la[...]uted as provided by law. Every juvenile convicted of or Section 19. No local or special laws[...]e for unlawful conduct shall make prompt restitu- of the following cases, that is to say: tion to any victims of such conduct for their injury or loss . 1.[...]s. prosecution of juveniles who are not accused of violent offenses 3. Changing rules of evidence. and who are not chronic felony offenders as defined by statute and 4. Changing the law of descent or succession.[...]esolving matters 5. Regulating the practice of courts of justice. involving such juveniles. 6. Lin'litation of civil actions or giving effect to informal or[...]of unlawful conduct shall be open to the public and all records of 7. Punishment of crimes and misdemeanors.[...]oads , plats, only for the protection of the privacy of innocent victims of crime, streets, alleys, and public squares. or when a court of competent jurisdiction finds a clear public inter- 9. Assessment and collection of taxes. est in confidentiality. I0. Regulating the rate of interest on money.[...]v. 8, 1932, effective Nov. J J. The conduct of elections.[...], 1996, effective 12. Affecting the estates of deceased persons or of minors. Dec. 6, 1996.[...]ndividual, § 23. Passes and purchase of transportation by public officers; any special or[...]l for any person holding 15. Changing names of persons or places. public office in this state to accept or use a pass or to purchase 16. Regulating the jurisdiction and duties of justices of the transportation from any railroad o[...]the general public; pro- 17. Incorporation of cities, towns, or villages, or amending vided, that this shall not apply to members of the national guard of their charters.[...]ess, liability, or obligation to enforce this provision . this state. § 24. Enacting clause of bills; initiative bills 19. Summoning and empanelling of juries.[...]Section 24. The enacting clause of every bill enacted by the 20. When a genera[...]be as follows: "Be it enacted by the Legislature of § 20. Appropriation bills the State of Arizona," or when the initiative is used: "Be it[...]tion bill shall embrace by the People of the State of Arizona." nothing but appropriations for the different departments of the state, § 25. Continuity of governmental operations in emergency for state in[...]The legislature, in order to insure continuity of lic debt. All other appropriations shall be made[...]tate and local governmental operations in periods of emergency each embracing but one subject.[...]enemy attack, shall have the § 21. Term limits of members of state legislature powe[...]ediate duty to: Section 21. The members of the first legislature shall hold 1[...]ntil the first Monday in January, 1913. The terms of office ers and duties of public offices, of whatever nature and whether of the members of succeeding legislatures shall be two years. No[...]filled by election or appointment, the incumbents of wl'lich may state Senator shall serve more than f[...]unavailable for carrying on the powers and duties of such office, nor shall any state Representative s[...]s in that office. Tl'lis limitation on the number of terms 2. Adopt such other measures as may be necessary and of consecutive service shall apply to terms of office beginning on or proper for insuring the continuity of governmental operations.[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION In the exercise of the powers hereby conferred, the legislature § 6. Death, resignation, removal or disability of governor; |
![]() | [...]by law, and justice courts. § 11. Canvass of election returns for state officers; ce1·tificat[...]d, election Nov. 8, I960, effective Dec. 9, 1960. of election[...]ons; decisions, Section l l. The returns of the election for all state officers transactions of business shall be canvassed, and certificates of election issued by the secre- Section 2. The supreme court shall consist of not less than tary of state, in such manner as may be provided by law. fi ve justices. The number of justices may be increased or decreased § 12. C[...], but the court shall at all times be constituted of at least five Section 12. All commissions shall issue in the name of the justices. state, and shall be signed by the governor, sealed with the seal of The supreme court shall s[...]adopted the state, and attested by the secretary of state. by it, either in bane or in divisions of not less than three justices, but[...]nstitutional except when sit- § 13. Compensation of elective state officers; commission on ting in bane. The decisions of the court shall be in writing and the salaries fo[...]rounds stated. Section 13. The salaries of those holding elective state[...]ject to days, for the transaction of business. the limitations of article 6, section 33 and to the limitations of arti- Added, election Nov. 8[...]1960. cle 4, part 2, section 17. Such salaries as are presentl y established[...]The supreme court shall have administrative this section or as otherwise provided by law, except t[...]supervision over all the courts of the state. The chief justice shall be salari es m[...]elected by the justices of the supreme court from one of their num- section .[...]ber for a term of five years, and may be reelected for like terms.[...]ce chief justice shall be elected by the justices of the supreme elective state officers is authori ze[...]court from one of their number for a term determined by the court. ture. The commission shall be composed of five members A member of the court may resign the office of chief justice or vice appointed from private life, two of whom shall be appointed by the[...]he court. governor and one each by the presiden t of the senate, the speaker of[...]s absence or incapacity, the vice chief the house of representatives, and the chief justice. At such t[...]the courts of the state. He may assign judges of intermediate appel- the governor with recommendations concerning the rates of pay of[...]d state officers. The governor shall upon receipt of such report[...]. 8, 1960, effective Dec. 9, 1960; amended, rates of pay which he deems advisable for those offices an[...]tive Dec. 5, 1974. tions other than for the rates of pay of members of the legislature. Such recommendations shall becom[...]d § 4. Supreme court; term of office by the legislature after the transmission of the recommendation of Section 4. Justices of the supreme court shall hold office the governor without aid of further legislative action unless, within for a regular term of six years except as provided by this article. such period of time, there has been enacted into law a statute w[...], 1974, effective Dec. 5, 1974. establishes rates of pay other than those proposed by the governor, or unless either house of the legislature specifically disapproves all[...]jurisdiction; writs; rules; habeas corpus or part of the governor's recommendation. The recommendations of Section 5. The supr[...]1. Original jurisdiction of habeas corpus, and quo warranto, vided by law, sh[...]as to all offices on the first Monday in January of ers. 1973. In case of either a legislative enactment or disapproval by[...]- not altered or disapproved. The recommendations of the commis- veys thereof or concerning claims of one county against another. sion as to legislativ[...]llate jurisdiction in all actions and proceedings of state and the secretary of state shall submit to the qualified elec-[...]il and criminal actions originating in courts not of record, tors at the next regular general election[...]unless the action invol ves the validity of a tax, impost, assessment, ommendations of the commission on salaries for elective state[...]4. Power to issue injunctions and writs of mandamus, Such recommendations if approved by the[...]i, and all other writs effective at the beginning of the next regular legislative session necessary and proper to the complete exercise of its appellate and without any other authorizing l[...]visory jurisdiction. which become effective under this section shall supersede all laws[...]Each justice of the supreme court may issue writs of habeas ARTICLE VI[...]corpus to any part of the state upon petition by or on behalf of a per- JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT[...]rior court, 11e111 Article VI, consisting of sections 1-35, adopted by election, or ju[...]§ 6. Supreme court; qualifications of justices Section l. The judicial power sh[...]- Section 6. A justice of the supreme court shall be a person grated judicial department consisting of a supreme court, such of good moral character and admitted to the practice of law in and a[...] |
![]() | [...]MlLLENNIUM EDITION resident of the state of Arizona for ten years next preceding his tak-[...]tion 13. The superior courts provided for in this article[...]shall constitute a single court, composed of all the duly elected or |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK attachments, and writs of prohibition and habeas corpus may be § 26. Oath of office |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION § 32. Justices of the peace and inferior courts; jurisdiction,[...]trial court appointments |
![]() | [...]A BLUE BOOK the two additional attorney members of the commission shall be inabove p[...]general election after the expiration of a term of two years in office. |
![]() | [...]TION required, but fails, to file a declaration of his desire to be retained in nonattorney members and the two additional attorney members of |
![]() | [...]superior court as may be provided by law, judges of the superior COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT court, judges of the court of appeals and justices of the supreme[...]. The supreme court shall make rules implementing this article Added by election Nov. 3, 1970, ef[...]and providing for confidentiality of proceedings. A judge who is a § 1. Compositi[...]m; vacancies member of the commission or supreme court shall not partici[...]r involving hi s own censure, ated to be composed of eleven persons consisting of two judges of suspension, removal or involuntary retirement. the court of appeals, two judges of the superior court, one justice of Added, election Nov. 3, 1970, effe[...]tive Dec. 5, 1988. the supreme court, two members of the state bar of Arizona, who § 6. Article self-executing shall be appo inted by the governing body of such bar association , Section 6. The provisions of this article shall be self-exe- and three citizens who are not judges, retired judges nor members cuting. of the state bar of Arizona, who shall be appointed by the governor[...]ARTICLE VII B. Terms of members of the commission shall be six years,[...]SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS except that initial terms of two members appointed by the supreme § 1. Method of voting; secrecy court and one member appointed by the state bar of Arizona for Section 1.[...]y be prescribed by law; provided, that tial terms of one member appointed by the supreme court and one[...]l be preserved. member appointed by the state bar of Arizona for terms which begin in January, 1991 sh[...]ber ceases to § 2. Qualifications of voters; disqualification hold the position that q[...]an unexpired term shall be made for the remainder of elective by the people, or upon a[...]h may be submit- the term by the appointing power of the original appointment. ted to a vote of the people, unless such person be a citizen of the Added, election Nov. 3, 1970, e.ffect ive Nov. 27, 1970; amended, United States of the age of eighteen years or over, and shall have ele[...]ction resided in the state for the period of time preceding such election as Nov. 8, 19[...]eral election for the purpose of electing presidential electors shall § 2. Disqualification of judge[...]by law. The word "citizen" shall include persons of Section 2. A judge is disqualified from[...]the male and female sex. without loss of salary, while there is pending an indictment or a[...]B. The rights of citizens of the United States to vote and information chargin[...]ical division or municipality thereof, on account of sex, and the to the supreme court by the commissi[...]apacitated person § 3. Suspension or removal of judge sh[...]rson con- Section 3. On recommend ation of the commission on victed of treason or felony, be qualified to vote at any el[...]he pleads guilty or no contest or is found guilty of a crime punish- tion Nov. 6, 1[...]able as a felony under Arizona or federal law or of any other crime 7, 2000, effe[...]ction is § 3. Voting residence of federal employees and certain others reversed the[...]Section 3. For the purpose of voting, no person shall be for the period of suspension . If he is suspended and his convictio[...]emed to have gained or lost a residence by reason of being becomes final the supreme court shall remov[...]present or absent while employed in the service of the United Added, election Nov. 3, /970, eff[...]States, or while a student at any institution of learning, or while election Nov. 8, 1988,[...]at public expense, or while § 4. Retirement of judge[...]rison. Section 4 . A. On recommendation of the commission on Amended,[...]§ 4. Privilege of electors from arrest that seriously interferes with the performance of his duties and is or[...]ony, or breach of the peace, be privileged from arrest during their[...]ance or conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice that brings the judicial office into disrepute. § 5. Military duty on day of election B. A judge retired by the supreme[...]the supreme court duty on the day of an election, except in time of war or public dan- is ineligible for judicial office in this state. ger.[...]27, 1970; amended, § 6. Residence of military personnel stationed within state[...]menting article navy of the United States shall be deemed a resident of this state in Section 5. The term "judge" as used in this article shall consequence of his being stationed at any military or naval place apply to all justices of the peace, judges in courts inferior to the within this state.[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION § 7. Highest number of votes received as determinative of congress when a vacancy[...]ion 7. In all elections held by the people in this state, Added, electio11 Nov[...]person, or persons, receiving the highest number of legal votes § 18. Term limits o[...]Section 18. The name of any candidate for United States |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK for the remainder of the term. Unless the incumbent receives the (3) Public debts, as evidenced by the bonds of Arizona, its |
![]() | [...]iii) Five hundred dollars if the total assessment of such per- Such widow shall have resided with her last spouse in this so n does not exceed four thousand five hundred dollars. state at the time of the spouse's death if she was not a widow and a (iv) Two hundred fifty dollars if the total assessment of such resident of this state prior to January 1, 1969. person does not e[...]to (v) No exemption if the total assessment of such person evade taxation. The total[...]ability as deter- accordance with the terms of subsections (7), (8), (9) or (10) shall mined by[...]one thousand five hundred dollars. The provisions of is more than sixty per cent, the property of such person exempt this section shall be self-exec uting. from taxation shall be in the amount of: (13) All property in the state not exempt under the laws of the (i) One thousand five hundred dollars if the total assessment United States or under this constitution or exempt by law under the of such person does not exceed three thousand five hundred dollars. provisions of this section shall be subj ect to taxation to be ascer- (ii) One thousand dollars if the total assess ment of such per- tained as provided by law. son does[...]iii) Five hundred dollars if the total assessment of such per- Nov. 5, 1946, effeclive Nov. 25[...]wo hui1dred fifty dollars if the total assessment of such Nov. 5, 1996, effeclive Dec. 6, 1996[...]0. (v) No exemption if the total assessment of such person[...]§ 2.1. Exemption from tax; property of widowers exceeds five thousand dollars. (10[...]property of each widower, resident of thi s state, in the amount of: of each honorably discharged airman, soldier, sailor, United States marine, member of revenue marine service, the coast guard, nurse[...]hundred dollars if the total assessment corps or of any predecessor or of the component of auxiliary of any of such widower does not exceed three thousand five hundred dol- thereof, resident of this state, where such person has a nonservice- l[...]2. One thousand dollars if the total assessment of such wid- certified by the United States veterans[...]r certification as provided by law, in the amount of: 3. Five hundred dollars if the total assess ment of such wid- (a) One thousand five hundred dol[...]s not exceed four thousand five hundred doll ars. of such person does not exceed tlu-ee thousand five[...]Two hundred fifty dollars if the total assessment of such (b) One thousand dollars if the total assessment of such per- widower does not exceed five thou[...]5. No exemption if the total assessment of such widower (c) Five hundred dollars if the total assessment of such per- exceeds five thousand dollars. so[...]. In order to qualify for this exemption, the income from all (d) Two hundred fifty dollars if the total assessment of such sources of such widower, together with the income from all s[...]ive thousand dollars. of all children of such widower residing with the widower in his (e) No exemption if the total assessment of such person residence in the year inu-[...]such widower applies for this exemption, shall not exceed: No such exempt[...]1. Seven thousand dollars if non e of the widower's children shall have served at least[...]in the military or naval service under the age of eighteen years resided with him in such widower's of the United States during time of war after World War I and shall residence; or have been a resident of this state, prior to September 1, 1945. 2. Ten thousand dollars if one or more of the widower's chil- (ll) There shall be fur[...]ith him in such widower's residence was under the of each widow, resident of the state, in the amount of: age of eighteen years, or was totally and permanently di[...]ally, as certified by competent medical authority of such widow does not exceed three thousand five hu[...](b) One thousand dollars if the total assessment of such Such widower shall have resided with his last spouse in this widow does not exceed four thousand dollars. state at the time of the spouse's death if he was not a widower and a[...]resident of this state prior to January 1, 1969. (c) Five hundred dollars if the total assess ment of such widow does not exceed four thousand five hun[...]Two hundred fifty dollars if the total assessment of such[...]accordance with the terms of this section shall not exceed one thou- (e) No exemption if the total assess ment of such widow[...]sand five hundred dollars. This section shall be self-executing. exceeds five tho[...]J1111 e / 8, 1980. In order to qualify for this exemption , the income from all sources of such widow, together with the income from all sources § 2.2. Exemption from tax; property of persons who are of all children of such widow residing with the widow in her resi-[...]be furth er exempt from taxa- widow applies for this exemption, shall not exceed : tion the property of each person who, after age seventeen, has been 1. Seven thousand dollars if none of the widow's children medically certified as totally and permanently disabled, in the under the age of eighteen years resided with her in such widow's amount of: residence; or[...]ment 2. Ten thousand dollars if one or more of the widow's chil- of such person does not exceed three thousand five h[...]2. One thousand dollars if the total assess ment of such per- of eighteen years, or was totally and permanently di[...]3. Five hundred doll ars if the total assessment of such per- provided by law.[...] |
![]() | [...]Two hundred fifty dollars if the total assessment of such applied exclusively to the objec[...]authorized or to the repayment of the debt thereby created. No 5. No exemption if the total assessment of such person money shall be paid out of the state treasury, except in the manner exceeds[...]ovided by law. criteria for medical certification of such disabibty. § 6.[...]ts and taxes B. The income from all sources of the person who is dis- Secti[...]llages may be abled, the person 's spouse and all of the persons's children who vested by[...]g assessments, or by special taxation of property benefited. For all the year for the person applies for this exemption shall not exceed : corporate p[...]ed with I. Seven thousand dollars if none of the person's children authority to assess and collect taxes. under the age of eighteen years resided in the person's residence; or 2. Ten thousand dollars if one or more of the person 's chil- § 7. Gift or loan of credit; subsidies; stock ownership; joint dren residing in the residence was under the age of eighteen years ownership or was total[...]municipality, or other subdivision of the state shall ever give or loan C. No pro[...]conveyed to its credit in the aid of, or make any donation or grant, by subsidy or eva[...]pany or corporation, or accordance with the terms of this section shall not exceed one thou- beco[...]mpany, or corporation, sand five hundred dollars. This section shall be self-executing. ex[...]June 28, 1980; amended, tion or provision of law or as authorized by law solely for invest-[...]ctive Dec. 7, 2000. ment of the monies in the various funds of the state.[...]8. § 2.3. Exemption from tax; increase in amount of exemptions, assessments and income[...]§ 8. Local debt limits; assent of taxpayers Section 2.3 The legislature may b[...](I) No county, city, town, school district, or of the exemptions, the total permissible amount of assessments or other municipal corpo[...]ny purpose become indebted the permissible amount of income from all sources prescribed in §§ in any manner to an amount exceeding six per centum of the taxable 2, 2.1 and 2.2 of this article.[...]pal corporation, without the assent of a majority of the property tax-[...]Annual tax; pm·poses; amount; tax laws; payment of[...]the value of the taxable property therein to be ascertained by[...]curring annual tax sufficient, with other sources of revenue, to defray the[...]ated cities and towns necessaiy ordinary expenses of the state for each fiscal year. And[...]last assessment for city or town for the purpose of paying the state debt, if there be any, the legis[...]ing fifteen per annual interest and the principal of such debt within twenty-five[...]centum of such taxable property, as shown by the last assessment years from the final passage of the law creating the debt.[...]No tax shall be levied except in pursuance of law, and every[...]imposing a tax shall state distinctly the object of the tax, to[...]works for supplying such water, light, or sewers are or into the state treasury in money only.[...]and for the § 4. Fiscal year; annual statement of receipts and acquisition and development by the incorporated city or town of expenditures; deficit[...]grounds and recreational facilities. of July in each year. An accurate statement of the receipts and (2) The provisions of§ 18, subsections (3), (4), (5) and (6) of expenditures of the public money shall be published annually, in this article shall not apply to this section. such manner as shall be provided by law. Whenever the expenses of Amended, election No v. 5,[...]effective J1111e 28, 1980. sources of income, to pay the deficiency, as well as the est[...]8.1. Unified school district debt limit expenses of the ensuing fiscal year.[...]Section 8.1. (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of section § 5. Power of state to conkact debts; purposes; limit; 8 of this article a unified school district may become inde[...]amount not exceeding thirty per cent of the taxable property of the Section 5. The state may contract debts[...]s, or to meet expenses not oth- purposes of this section, a unified school district is a single school erwise provided for; but the aggregate amount of such debts, direct district which prov[...]for and contingent, whether contracted by virtue of one or more laws, grades kindergarte[...]ch area is not subject to or at different periods of time, shall never exceed the sum of three taxation by any other common or h[...]ing from the (2) The provisions of§ 18, subsections (3) , (4), (5) and (6) of creation of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for which it this article shall not apply to this section. was obtained or to repay the debts so co[...]tract debts the § 9. Statement of tax and objects state may borrow money to repel i[...]s, continues, or revives defend the state in time of wai·; but the money thus raised shall be[...] |
![]() | [...]to any other law to including the cost of administering the state highway system and fix su[...], excises, or license taxes, statutory § 10. Aid of church, private or sectarian school, or public[...]refunds and adjustments provided by law, payment of principal and service corporation[...]ighway and street bonds and obligations, expenses of Section 10. No tax shall be laid or appropriation of public state enforcement of traffic laws and state administration of traffic money made in aid of any church, or private or sectarian school, or safety programs, payment of costs of publication and distribution of any public service corporation.[...]Arizona Highways Magazine, state costs of co nstruction, recon-[...]struction, maintenance or repair of public highways , streets or § 11. Taxing proc[...]ed vehicles bridges, costs of ri ghts of way acquisitions and expenses related Secti[...]or distribution to counties, ner, method and mode of assessing, equalizing and levying taxes in[...]s to be used by them solely for highway the state of Arizona shall be such as is prescribed by law. and street purposes including costs of rights of way acquisitions and From an·d after Decem[...]n repair, roadside development, of county, city and town roads, Arizona, which license tax shall be in lieu of all ad valorem prop- streets, and bridges and payment of principal and interest on high- erty taxes on any[...]total derived in the fiscal year ending tribution of the registration of vehicles and the collection of the June 30, 1970, the state and[...]hall not receive from such license tax imposed by this section, the legislature may provide for revenues for the use of each and for distribution to cities and towns, different times or periods of registration between and within the[...]distributed in such fiscal year. several classes of vehicles. This section shall not apply to moneys derived from th[...]t that a vehicle is destroyed after the beginning of a license tax imposed under section 11 of article IX of the Constitu- registration year, the license tax paid for such year on such vehicle tion of Arizona. All moneys collected in accordance with this sec- may be reduced as provided by law.[...]ctive Nov. 27, 1970. imposed under the provisions of this section but shall be subject to[...]1965, a license tax is vided by law. Distribution of the proceeds derived from such tax[...]license tax shall be in lieu of all ad valorem property taxes on any From a[...]aircraft subject thereto, but nothing in this section shall be deemed vide for the distribution of the proceeds from such license tax to the[...]v. 5, 1968, pany for the primary purpose of carrying persons or property for effecliv[...]12. Authority to provide for levy and collection of license purposes of sale. and other taxes[...]ority to a period not in excess of ninety days in any one calendar year, pro- provide for the levy and collection of license, franchise, gross reve- vided that such aircraft are not engaged in any intrastate commer- nue, excise[...]The amount, manner, method and mode of assessing, equaliz- § 13. Inventory tax on materials and products of ing and levying such license tax and the distribution of the proceeds manufacturers[...]or finished products, constituting the inventory of a manu- § 16. Exemption of watercraft from ad valorem property taxes facture[...]operation in Arizona, excluding watercraft owned of products, wares and articles for use, from raw or[...]or exempt from a license tax, as may be products are not consigned or billed to any other party.[...]ned "Watercraft", used in this section, shall be defined as provided by a person[...]limitation; powers and duties of commission § 14. Use and distribution of vehicle, user, and gasoline and[...]be established by law, with a membership of not to exceed three Section 14. No money[...]d shall dete1mine and publish prior to February 1 of license taxes relating to registration, operation, or use of vehicles on each year the estimated to[...]energy source cal year. By April 1 of each year the commission shall determine used for the propulsion of vehicles on the public highways or streets and publish a final estimate of the total personal income for the fol- sha[...] |
![]() | [...]tions limit for the legislature. For the purposes of this sec- (b) If the federal government requir[...]the dollar amount that will be or any part of the cost of providing a governmental function the reported as total income by persons for the state of Arizona by the appropriation limitation shall be commensurately increased. U.S. department of commerce or its successor agency. (c) If the state assumes all or any part of the cost of providing (2) For purposes of this section, "state revenues": a gove[...]sion, which previously funded all or any part of the cost of the func- tuitions, property and receipts of any kind whatsoever received by tion to co[...]ax revenues, the appropriation or for the account of the state or any of its agencies, departments, percentage limita[...]f a political subdivision assumes all or any part of the except as provided in this subsection. cost of providing a governmental function previously fund[...]shall be commensurately decreased. incun-ence of bonds or other lawful long-term obligations issued or Any adjustments made pursuant to this subsection shall be incurred for a specific purpose. For the purpose of this subdivision made for the first fiscal year of the assumption of the cost. Such long-term obligations shall not in[...]fect for each subsequent fiscal year. nary course of operation or registered for payment by the state.[...](ii) Any amounts or property received as payment of divi- election Jun e 3, 1980, effe[...]tate in the values; definitions capacity of trustee, custodian or agent. Section 18. (1) The maximum amount of ad valorem (iv) Any amounts received from e[...]shall not exceed one per cent of the property's full cash value as (v) Any a[...]the state for distribution to limited by this section. counties, cities and towns without specific restrictions on the use of (2) The limitation provided in subsectio[...]nds other than the restrictions included in § 14 of this article. to: (vi) Any amounts received as[...]es or special assessments levied to pay the gifts of any type, except voluntary contributions or other contribu- principal of and interest and redemption charges on bonded indebt- tions received directly or indirectly in lieu of taxes. edness or other lawful l[...], specific purpose. lease or redemption of property or as consideration for services or[...]xes or assessments levied by or for prop- the use of property.[...]stricts . sion, authority, council or institution of the state which were (c) Ad valor[...]d as state revenues for such fiscal year or which are a budget, expenditure or tax limitation . excluded from state revenue under other provisions of this subsec- (3) Except as otherwise prov[...](7) of this section the value of real property and improvements and (ix) Any amounts attributable to an increase in the rates of tax the value of mobile homes used for all ad valorem taxes except[...]uly 1, 1979 on vehicle users, gasoline and diesel fuel those specified in subsection (2) shall be the lesser of the full cash which were levied on July 1, 1979. value of the property or an amount ten per cent greater th[...]during a fiscal year as refunds, value of property determined pursuant to this subsection for the reimbursements or other recoveries of amounts appropriated which prior year or an amount equal to the value of property determined were applied against the appropriation limitation for such fiscal pursuant to this subsection for the prior year plus one-fourth of the year or which were excluded from state revenu[...]erence between such value and the full cash value of the prop- sions of this subsection.[...](4) The legislature shall by law provide a method of deter- state revenues in excess of seven per cent of the total personal mining the value, subject to the provisions of subsection (3), of new income of the state for that fiscal year as determined by t[...](5) The limitation on increases in the value of property pre- affirmative vote of two-thirds of the membership of each house of scribed in subsection (3) does not apply[...]specifically exempts by law from such limitation. of the limitation . If the legislature authorizes a[...](6) Subsection (3) does not apply to: amount of appropriation for more than one fiscal year, for the pur- (a) Property used in the business of patented or unpatented pose of measuring such appropriation against the appropri[...]e first fiscal year during which any expenditures are (b) Producing oil, gas and geothermal i[...]op- (4) In order to permit the transference of governmental func- erty used thereon used in the operation of telephone, telegraph, gas, tions or funding respo[...]by an subdivisions without abridging the purpose of this section to limit airline company for the primary purpose of can-ying persons or state appropriations to a percentage of total personal income, the property for hi[...]sporta- legislature shall provide for adjustments of the appropriation per- tion. centage limita[...]If the federal government assumes all or any part of the (f) Property used in the operation of pipelines. cost of providing a governmental function which the state previ- (g) Personal property regardless of use except mobile homes. ously funded in whole or[...]iation limitation shall (7) A resident of this state who is sixty-five years of age or be commensurately decreased.[...] |
![]() | [...]n the prior year and shall be more than ten acres of undeveloped appurtenant land . The resident decreased by the amount of ad valorem taxes levied against prop- may apply f[...]e prop- in the current year. Such amounts of ad valorem taxes shall be com- erty, the person's[...]using the rate applied to property not subject to this subsec- able income shall not exceed four hundred per cent of the tion. supplemental securit[...]ure shall provide by law for the implementa- 1611 of the social security act. If the property is owned by two or tion of this section. more persons, including a husband and wife, at least one of the Added, election Jun e 3, 1[...]J1111e 28, /980. owners must be sixty-five years of age or older and the owners ' § 20.[...]all income shall not exceed five hundred per cent of the supplemental determine and publish prior to April l of each year the expenditure security income benefit rate established by section 1611 of the limitation for the following fi[...]shall use the owner's average the amount of actual payments of local revenues for each such total income during[...]on option, changes in the population of each political subdivision and the cost the value of the primary residence shall remain fixed at the full cash of living. The governing board of any political subdivision shall not value in effe[...]ion protection authorize expenditures of local revenues in excess of the li1nitation option is filed and as long as the owner remains eligible. To remain prescribed in this section, except as provided in subsections (2), ([...]require a qualifying resident to and (9) of this section. reapply for the property valuation prote[...]ee (2) Expenditures in excess of the lirrlitations determined pur- years and shall send a notice of reapplication to qualifying residents suant to subsection (1) of this section may be authorized as follows: six months[...]f title (a) Upon affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members of to the prpoperty is conveyed to any person who do[...]shall revert to its current tures in excess of the expenditure limitation, as authorized by this full cash value.[...]paragraph, shall not affect the determination of the expenditure lim- (8) The legislature shall provide by law a system of property itation pursuant to subsection (1) of this section in any subsequent taxation consistent with the provisions of this section. years. Any expenditures authorized pursuant to this paragraph shall (9) For purposes of this section: be[...]is declared or (a) "Owner" means the owner of record of the property and in the succeeding[...]person who owns the majority beneficial interest of a liv- (b) Upon the affirmative vote of seventy per cent of the ing trust. members of the governing board for expenditures directly nec[...]r- erty and improvements to that real property in this state that is a sin- nor, subject to the fol[...]limitation deternlined pursuant to subsection (1) of this Added, election June 3, 1980, effective Jun[...]section by the amount of the excess expenditure for the fiscal year e[...]d; exceptions pursuant to this paragraph; or Section 19. (I) The maximum amount of ad valorem (ii) Approval of the excess expenditure by a majority of the taxes levied by any county, city, town or con[...]or election of the members of the governing board, in the manner (2) The[...]majority of the qualified electors voting, the governing boar[...]immediately follows the fiscal year in principal of and the interest and redemption charges on bonded which the excess expenditures are made, reduce expenditures indebtedness or other l[...](1) of this section by the amount of the excess expenditures. Any (b) Ad valorem[...]or for prop- expenditures in excess of the expenditure limitation, as authorized erty im[...]tricts, improvement districts and by this paragraph, shall not affect the determination of the expendi- other special purpose districts othe[...]ture linlitation pursuant to subsection (l) of this section in any sub- community college districts.[...]sequent years. Any expenditures pursuant to this paragraph shall be (c) Ad valorem taxes levied by counties for support of com- made either in the fiscal year i[...]succeeding fiscal year. (3) This section applies to all tax years beginning after · (c) Upon affirmative vote of at least two-thirds of the mem- December 31, 1981 . bers of the governing board and approval by a majority of the qual- (4) The limitation presctibed by[...]scheduled election for the nomination or election of the members of amounts .[...]the governing board . Such approval by a majority of the qualified (5) The voters, in the manner[...]s voting shall be for a specific amount in excess of the allow ad valorem taxation in excess of the limitation prescribed by expenditure limitation, and such approval must occur prior to the this section.[...](6) The limitation prescribed by subsection (1) of this section Any expenditures in excess of the expenditure limitation, as autho- shall be increased by the amount of ad valorem taxes levied against rized by this subdivision, shall not affect the determination of the[...] |
![]() | [...]expenditure limitation pursuant to subsection (1) of this section , in (x ii) Any amounts or property collected to pay the principal of subsequent years.[...]political subdi vision and (3) As used in this section : outstanding as of July l , 1979. (a) "Base limit" mea ns the amount of actual payments of (xiii)Any amounts received duri[...]the reimbursements or other recoveries of amounts expended whi ch expenditure limitation pursuant to subsection (1) of this section . were applied against the expenditure limitation for such fiscal year (b) "Cost of living" means either:[...]enues under other provisions (i) The price of goods and services as measured by the of this subsection. implicit price deflator for the gross[...]stri- as reported by the United States department of commerce or its suc- bution to school dis[...]town. (ii) A di ffe rent measure or index of the cost of living ado pted This definition applies only to this section and does not otherwise at the direction of the legislature, by concurrent resolution, upon modify the commonly accepted defi nition of political subdivision. affirmative vote of two-thirds of the membership of each house of (f) "Population" means either: th[...]ly for the fi scal year following department of commerce or its successor agency, or the annual the adoption of such measure or index if the measure or index is update of such census by the department of economic security or its adopted after March l of the preceding fi scal year.[...](ii) A different measure or index of population adopted at the of local revenu es. direction of the legislature, by concurrent resolution , upon[...]all monies, revenues, funds , tive vote of two-thirds of the membership of each house of the leg- fees, fines, penalties, tuitions, property and receipts of any kind islature. Such measure or index[...]fiscal whatsoever received by or for the account of a political subdivision years, except it shall not appl y for the fi scal year following the or any of its agencies, departments, offices, boards, commissions, adoption of such meas ure or index if the measure or index is[...]adopted after March 1 of the preceding fi scal year. (i) Any amount[...]mates commission shall adjust the base incurrence of bonds or other lawful long-term obligations issued or limit to reflect subsequent transfers of all or any part of the cost of incurred for a specific purpose, or collected or[...]ch bonds The adjustment provided for in this subsection shall be used in or obligations. For the purpose of this subdi vision long-term obliga- determining the expenditure limitation pursuant to subsection (1) of tions shall not include warrants issued in the ordinary course of this section beginning with the fiscal year immediatel[...](ii) Any amounts or property received as pay ment of divi- (5) The economic estimates[...]r interest, or any gain on the sale or redemption of invest- limit to reflect any subsequent annexation, creation of a new politi- ment securities, the purchase of which is authorized by law. cal subdivision, consolidation or change in the boundaries of a (iii) Any amounts or property received b[...]escribed by law. The adjust- sion in the capacity of trustee, custodian or agent. ment provided for in this subsection shall be used in determining (iv) Any amounts received as grants and aid of any type the expenditure limitation pursuant to subsection (1) of this section received from the federal government or any of its agencies. beginning with the f[...]aid, contributions or ation, creation of a new political subdivision, consolidation or gifts of any type except amounts received directly or indirectly in change in the boundaries of a political subdivision. lieu of taxes received directly or indirectly from any pr[...]affirmative vote of two- thirds of the members of the governing (vi) Any amou nts received from the state which are included board or by initiative, in the m[...]the appropriation limitation prescribed in § 17 of this article. instance by approva l of the proposed adjustment by a majority of (vii) Any amounts received pursuant to a t[...]election sion, authority, council or institution of the same political of the members of the governing board. The impact of the modifi- subdivision which were included as local revenues for such fisc al cation of the expenditure limitation shall appear on the ballot and in year or which are excluded fi.:om local revenue under other provi-[...]as provided by law. Any adjustment pursuant sions of this section . to this subsection, of the base limit shall be used in determining the[...]y amounts or property accumulated for the purpose of expendinire limitation pursuant to subsection ( I) of thi s section purchasing land, buildings or impro[...]as provided by law. approved by the voters of the political subdivision.[...](ix) Any amounts received pursuant to § 14 of thi s article for such special districts as it deems necessary. which are greater than the amount received in fiscal year 1[...]es pur- expenditure limitation pursuant to this section to insure compliance suant to a contract[...]r political subdivision, school di s- with this section. The legislature shall establish by law s[...]and penalties for failure to comply with this section. other political subdivision , school di[...]munity college dis- (9) Subsection (1) of this section does not apply to a city or trict or the[...]d election for the nomination or when the amounts are expended by the other political subdivision, election of members of the governing board of the city or town school district, community colle[...]adopts an expenditure limitation pursuant to this subsection differ- (xi) Any amounts expend[...]penditure limitation prescribed by subsection (1) of tion, operation or maintenance of a hospital fin ancially supported this section. The governing board of a city or town may by a two- by a city or town pr[...]thirds vote provide for referral of an alternative expenditure limita-[...] |
![]() | [...]r pro- (3) Expenditures in excess of the limitation determined pur- vided by law, prop[...]mitation. In a suant to subsection (2) of this section may be authorized for a single manner provided by Jaw, the impact of the alternative expenditure fiscal year upon affirmative vote of two-thirds of the membership limitation shall be compared to the impact of the expenditure limi- of each house of the legislature. tation prescribed by subsection (1) of this section, and the compari- (4) As used in this section: son shall appear on the ballot and in publicity pamphlets. If a (a) "Cost of living" means either: majority of the qualified electors voting on such iss ue vote in favor (i) The price of goods and services as measured by the of the alternative expenditure limitation, such limi[...]as reported by the United States department of commerce, or its tion is on the ballot and more t[...](ii) A different measure or index of the cost of living adopted limitation receiving the highest number of votes shall apply to such at the direction of the legislature, by concurrent resolution, upon c[...]limitation is adopted, it affirmative vote of two-thirds of the membership of each house of shall apply for the four succeeding fiscal years.[...]y for the fiscal year following by subsection (1) of this section shall become the expenditure limi- the adoption of such measure or index if the measure or index is[...]expenditure limita- adopted after March 1 of the preceding fiscal year. tion is approved as provided in this subsection. If a majority of the (b) "Expenditure" means any am[...]ll monies, revenues, funds, ant to subsection (1) of this section shall apply to the city or town, property and receipts of any kind whatsoever received by or for the and no[...]limitation may be submitted to account of a school or community college district or any of its agen- the voters for a period of at least two years. If an alternative expen-[...]s, coun- diture limitation is adopted pursuant to this subsection, the city or cils and instituti[...]received from the issuance or 19, subsection (4) of this article, during the time period in which the incmrence of bonds, or other lawful long-term obligations issu[...]or any amounts or property col- (10) This section does not apply to any political subdivi-[...]erning such bonds or obligations. For the purpose of scheduled election after July 1, 1980 for the nomination or election this subdivision long-term obligations shall not include warrants of the members of the governing board of such political subdivi- issued in the ordinary course of operation or registered for payment, sion, except[...](ii) Any amounts or property received as payment of divi- may modify the expenditure limitation presc[...]d interest, or any gain on the sale or redemption of invest- section (1) of this section, by the provisions prescribed by subsec- ment securities, the purchase of which is authorized by law. tions (2) and (6) of this section, or may adopt an alternative[...]expenditure limitation pursuant to subsection (9) of this section . nity college dist1·ict in the capacity of trustee, custodian or agent. A county may[...](iv) Any amounts received as grants and aid of any type diture limitation prescribed pursuant to subsection (1) of this sec- received from the federal government or any of its agencies except tion for the fiscal years 19[...]gifts, aid or (11) "City", as used in this article, means city or charter contributions of any type except amounts received directly or indi[...]rectly in lieu of taxes received directly or indirectly from any pr[...]y amounts received from the state for the purpose of[...]d, commis- determine and publish prior to April 1 of each year the expenditure sion, authority, council or institution of the same community limitation for the following f[...]ined by adjust- such fiscal year or which are excluded from local revenue under ing the amount of expenditures of local revenues for each such dis- other provisions of this subsection. trict for fiscal year 1979-1980 to re[...]or prope1ty accumulated by a community population of each district and the cost of living. The governing college district for the purpose of purchasing land, buildings or board of any community college district shall not authoriz[...]r constructing buildings or improvements. ditures of local revenues in excess of the limitation prescribed in (ix) Any amounts received in return for goods or services pur- this section, except in the manner provided by law.[...]state and expended by the publish prior to May 1 of each year the aggregate expenditure limi-[...]termined by adjusting when the amounts are expended by the other political subdivision, the total amount of expenditures of local revenues for all school dis- school d[...]- population in the school districts and the cost of living. The aggre- rectly from any public or private agency or organization or any gate expenditures of local revenues for all school disllicts shall not individual. exceed the limitation prescribed in this section, except as provided (xi)[...]ived pursuant to an election to in subsection (3) of this section. exceed the limitation prescribed by § 19 of this article or for the[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK purposes of funding expenditures in excess of the expenditure limi- (B) The requirements of this section apply to any act that pro- |
![]() | [...]k for not § 7. Establishment of permanent funds; segregation; less than ten successive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation investment and distribution of monies published regularly at the state capital, and in that newspaper of like Section 7. A. A separate[...]shed nearest to the lished for each of the several objects for which the said grants are location of the lands so offered; nor shall any sale or contr[...]the enabling act to the state, and whenever sale of any timber or other natural product of such lands be made, any monies shall be in any manner derived from any of said lands, save at the place, in the manner, and[...]er in the permanent provided for sales and leases of the lands themselves. Nothing f[...]bling act, conveyed or con- I . The leasing of any of the lands referred to in this article in firmed. such manner as the leg[...]ral, commercial and homesite purposes, for a term of ten years or for deposit in any othe[...]me was granted or confirmed. 2. The leasing of any of said lands, in such manner as the[...]l purposes, other than for the ments_of this section. exploration, development, and production of oil, gas and other D. The legislature shall establish a board of investment to hydrocarbon substances, for a term of twenty years or less, without serve as trustees of the permanent fund s. The board shall provide adv[...]for the management of the assets of the funds consistent with the 3. The leasing of any of said lands, whether or not also[...]I. Not more than sixty per cent of a fund at cost may be production of oil , gas and other hydrocarbon substances on, in[...]at any time. under said lands for an initial term of twenty (20) years or less and 2. Equities that are eligible for purchase are restricted to as long thereafter as oil, gas or o[...]through the United States national association of securities dealers any manner, with or without ad[...]the terms and provisions to include a reservation of a roy- ment in a specific security adopted pursuant to this subsection . alty to the state of not less than twelve and one-half per cent of pro- 3. Not more than five per cent of all of the funds combined duction.[...]50. See Enabling Act June 21, obligations of and fully guaranteed by the United States govern-[...]E. In making investments under this section the state trea- passing of title[...]ling circumstances that an institutional investor of ordinary ucts of land, before being offered, shall be appraised at[...]regard to the permanent disposition of monies, considering the than the minimum price he[...]pon credit unless probable safety of capital as well as the probable total rate of return accompanied by ample sec urity, and the le[...]hall not be over extended periods of time. deemed to have passed until the considerati[...]gains and losses from investment of a permanent fund , shall be § 5. Minimum price; relinquishment of lands to United States credited[...]ss than tlu-ee dollars G. The board of investment shall determine the amount of per acre, and no lands which are or shall be susceptible of irrigation the annual distributions required by this section and allocate distri- under any projects n[...]ited States under legislation for the reclamation of lands, or erwise provided in this section, the amount of the annual under any other project for the reclamation of lands, shall be sold at distribution from a permanent fund established pursuant to this sec- less than twenty-five dollars per acre; prov[...]ned by multiplying the following factors: request of the secretary of the interior, shall from time to time relin- I . The average of the annual total rate of return for the quish such of its lands to the United States as at any time are needed immediately preceding five compl[...]ion with any such government of the annual percentage change in the GDP price def[...]or the immediately preceding five complete fiscal of the character named and in the manner prescribed in section years. For purposes of this paragraph : twenty-four of the said enabling act.[...](a) "Annual total rate of return" means the quotient obtained § 6. Lands reserved by United States for development of by dividing the amount cred[...]Section 6. No lands reserved and excepted of the lands by the average monthly market value of the fund for that year. granted to this state by the United States, actually or prospecti[...]gross domestic price valuable for the development of water powers or power for hydro- deflator reported by the United States department of commerce, electric use or transmission, which shall be ascertained and desig- bureau of economic analysis, or its successor agency. nated by the secretary of the interior within five years after the 2. The average of the monthly market values of the fund for proclamation of the president declaring the admission of the state, the immediately preceding[...]H. Notwithstanding any other provision of this section , the officer of the state, and any conveyance or transfer of such lands annual distributi[...] |
![]() | [...]l. For fiscal year 1999-2000, the greater of five per cent of 6. Universities, which shall include an agricultural college, the average of the monthly market values of the funds for fiscal a school of mines, and such other technical schools as may be years 1994-1995 through 1998-1999 or the average of actual annual essential, until such t[...]99. separate state institutions of such character. 2. For fiscal years 2000-20[...]all also enact such laws as shall provide greater of the average of the actual annual distributions for the for the education and care of pupils who are hearing and vision immediately preceding five complete fiscal years or the amount of impaired. the distribution required b[...], 1998. § 2. Conduct and supervision of school system § 8. Conformity of contracts with enabling act[...]ection 2. The general conduct and supervi sion of the Section 8. Every sale, lease, conveyance, or contract of or public school system shaU be vested in a state board of education, a concerning any of the lands granted or confirmed, or the use thereof state superintendent of public instruction, county school superinten- or the natural products thereof made to this state by the said dents, and such[...]§ 3. State board of education; composition; powers and § 9. Sale or[...]to duties; compensation adoption of constitution Section 3. The state board of education shall be composed Section 9. All lands expressly transferred and confirmed of the following members: the superintendent of public instruction, to the state, by the provisions of the enabling act approved June 20, the president of a state university or a state college, three lay[...]ate, and all lands hereto- bers, a member of the state junior college board, a superintendent of fore granted to the territory of Arizona, and all lands otherwise a hi[...]ndent. Each member, other than the superintendent of pub- ner, and on the conditions, and with the lim[...]to be appointed by the governor with the consent of the said enabling act and this constitution, and as may be further th[...]compensation and expenses, and the terms of office of the board the separate appraisement of the lands and of the improvements on shall be such as[...]2, 1976, effective Nov. 22, 1976. to the adoption of this constitution, and for reimbursement to the actual bona fide residents or lessees of such lands upon which such § 4. State superintendent of public instruction; board improvements are situated, as prescribed by title 65, Civil Code of membership; powers and duties Arizona,[...]Section 4. The state superintendent of public instruction lessees in said title 65.[...]shall be a member, and secretary, of the state board of education,[...]and, ex-officio, a member of any other board having control of pub- § 10. Laws for sale or lease of state lands; protection of[...]slature shall provide by proper laws for the sale of all state lands or the lease of such lands, and shall further § 5. Regents of university and other governing boards; provide by said laws for the protection of the actual bona fide resi- appointments by governor; membership of governor on board dents and lessees of said lands, whereby such residents and lessees of regents of said lands shall be protected in their rights to their improvements Section 5. The regents of the university, and the governing (including water rights) in such manner that in case of lease to other boards of other state educational institutions, shall be ap[...]lessee the the governor with the consent of the senate in the manner pre- value of such improvements and rights and actual bona fide[...]ts and lessees shall have preference to a renewal of their leases ber of the board of regents of the university. at a reassessed rental to be fi x[...]fective Dec. 5, 1918. § 6. Admission of students of both sexes to state educational § 11. Maximu[...]purchase more than one hundred sixty (160) acres of institutions shall be open to students of both sexes, and the instruc- agricultural land or more than six hundred forty (640) acres of graz- tion furnished shall be as nearly f[...]The legislature shall provide for a system of common schools A111e11ded, e/ectio11 Nov.[...]shall be open to all pupils between the ages of six and twenty-one[...]years. § 1. Public school system; education of pupils who are § 7. Sectarian instructi[...]all provide for the establishment and maintenance of a general any school or state educat[...]which sys tem shall include: under this constitution, and no religious or political test[...]cation shall ever be required as a condition of admission into any |
![]() | [...]ermanent state school fund; source; apportionment of provided by law, and the salaries[...]Charter committee; charter preparation; approval of the common schools shall be derived from the sale of public school lands or other public lands specifi[...]ct Section 5. A. The board of supervisors of any county approved June 20, 1910; from all estates or distributive shares of with a population of more than five hundred thousand persons as estate[...]cent United States decennial or special dividends of any corporation incorporated under the laws of Ari- census may call for an election t[...]tate for elected by the qualified electors of that county at any time. Alterna- general educati[...]tively, the board of supervisors of any county with a population of B. The rental derived from school lands, wi[...]izona, and in such manner as election of the charter committee within ten days after recei[...]the clerk of the board of supervisors of a petition that demands the Amended, elect[...]election and that is signed by a number of qualified electors of the amended, election Nov. 3, 1998, effect[...]98. county at least equal to ten per cent of the total number of ballots[...]ectors in the § 9. County school funds; size of fund; free schools[...]election shall be Section 9. The amount of this apportionment shall become[...]hundred days but not more than one hundred a part of the county school fund , and the legislature shal[...]vided in this section, for elections held under this section or section maintain all the public schools of the county for a minimum term of 6 of this article, the manner of conducting and voting at an election, six months in every school year. The laws of the state shall enable contesting an elec[...]officers. § 10. Source of revenue for maintenance of state educational B. · At the election a vote shall be taken to elect members of institutions[...]ommittee who will function if further proceedings are Section 10. The revenue for the maintenance of the respec- authorized and the ballot shall contain the question of whether fur- tive state educational institutions[...]adopting a charter shall be authorized pur- ment of the proceeds of the sale, and from the rental of such lands suant to the call for the election. Unless a majority of the qualified as have been set aside by the enabl[...]e further proceed- or other legislative enactment of the United States , for the use and ings, the election of members of the charter committee shall be benefit of the respective state educational institutions . I[...]o invalidated and no further proceedings may be had except pursuant such income the legislature shall[...]taxation, as shall insure the proper maintenance of all state C. The charter committee shall be composed of fifteen qual- educational institutions, and shall make such special appropriations ified electors of the county elected by supervisorial district with[...]OUNTIES clerk of the board of supervisors and shall be signed by a number of qualified electors of the supervisorial district who are eligible to § 1. Counties as bodies politic[...]te for the nominee at least equal to one per cent of the total num- Section 1. Each county of the state, now or hereafter orga- ber of ballots cast for all candidates for governor or p[...]ter than sixty days before the § 2. Counties of tenitory as counties of state[...]election. All qualified electors of the county, including all elected Section 2. The several counties of the territory of Arizona public officials, are eligible to seek election to the charter commit- as fixed by statute at the time of the adoption of this constitution are[...]tee. hereby declared to be the counties of the state until changed by law.[...]ion the § 3. County officers; election; term of office charter committee[...]a proposed charter for Section 3. There are hereby created in and for each orga- the county. The proposed charter shall be signed by a majority of nized county of the state the following officers who shall be elected the members of the committee and filed with the clerk of the board by the qualified electors thereof: a sheriff, a county attorney, a of supervisors, after which the charter committee sh[...]order, a treasurer, an assessor, a superintendent of schools and at The county shall then publish[...]ter in the official least three supervisors, each of whom shall be elected and hold his newspaper of the county at least once a week for three consecutive office for a term of four (4) years beginning on the first of January weeks. The first publication shall[...]days after next after his election, which number of supervisors is subject to the proposed charter is filed with the clerk of the board of supervi- increase by law. The supervisors shall b[...]e proposed charter shall be submitted to the vote of November 3, 1964 shall take office on the first day of January, of the qualified electors of the county at a general or special elec- 1965 and shall serve until the first day of January, 1969.[...]and qualifications; The full text of the proposed charter shall be printed in a public[...]on 4. The duties, powers, and qualifications of such voter at least eleven days before th[...]officers shall be as prescribed by law. The board of supervisors of may contain only a summary of the proposed charter provisions. the each county[...]allot shall contain a question regarding approval of the proposed precinct officers within such[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK appointment of officers, if any, provided for in sections 7 and 8 of be proposed by an amendment to the charter pursuant to section 6 |
![]() | [...]ILLENNIUM EDITION 4. For a periodic review of the charter provisions to be con- Such election sha!J be called by the chief executive officer of any |
![]() | [...]BOOK good faith within six months from the time of the approval of this such corporation or association, to the extent of the amount of their |
![]() | [...]oration commission a regulation of rates and charges to be made and collected by suc[...]conunission may from time to time be amended ment of such annual registration fee.[...]t and investi gate the nized or doing business in this state, to make any contribution of property, books, papers, business, methods , and affairs of any cor- money or anything of value for the purpose of influencing any elec- poration whose stock shall be offered for sale to the public and of tion or official action.[...]hin the state, and § 19. Penalties for violation of article for the purpose of the commission, and of the several members Section 19. Suitable[...]y law for thereof, shall have the power of a court of general jurisdiction to the violation of any of the provisions of this article. enforce the attendance of witnesses and the production of evidence[...]§ 5. Power to issue certificates of incorporation and licenses Section 1. A. No member of the corporation commis- S[...]erms. No power to issue certificates of incorporation to companies organizing corporation commissioner may serve again in that office until out of under the laws of this state, and to issue Hcenses to foreign corpora- o[...]full term. Any person who serves one half or more of tions to do business in this state, except as insurers, as may be pre- a term shall be considered to have served one term for purposes of scribed by law. this section.[...]control and supervision by a department of insurance as prescribed posed of five persons who shall be elected at the general election by law. A director of the department of insurance shall be appointed and whose term of office shall be four years, and who shall main- by the governor with the consent of the senate in the manner pre- tain their chief of[...]ms. § 6. Enlargement of powers by legislatme; rules and C. In case of vacancy in the office, the governor shall[...]all be elected at and extend the duties of the corporation commission , and may pre- a gener[...]s to govern proceedings instituted by and cations of commissioners may be prescribed by law.[...]before it; but, until such rules and regulations are provided by law, Amended, election Nov. 7[...]§ 7. Connecting and intersecting lines of transportation and in furnishing gas, oil, or electricity for light, fuel , or power; or in communications corporat[...]team for heat- authorized under the laws of the state to do any transportation or ing or cool[...]e right to con- treating, purifying and disposing of sewage through a system, for st ru[...]corporation shall have the right with any of its lines to cross, inter- ating as common carrie[...]sec t, or connect with, any lines of any other public service corpora- tions.[...]c service corporation doing a trans- § 3. Power of commission as to classifications, rates and charg[...]rporations shall be governed in the transac- tion of busir1ess within the state, and may prescribe the forms of § 9. Transmission of messages by connecting caniers contracts and the systems of keeping accounts to be used by such[...]s, and make and enforce business of transmitting messages for profit shall receive an[...]ered to it fort, and safety, and the preservation of the health, of the employees by any other pubHc service corporation engaged in the business of and patrons of such corporations; provided, that incorporated ci[...]physical connection with the lines of any pubHc service corporation[...] |
![]() | [...]ARIZONA BLUE BOOK engaged in the business of transmitting messages for profit, under for each such violation, to be recovered before any court of compe- |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION § 3. Contractual immunity of employer from liability for of such workmen's compensation law prior to the inju[...]if the injury is ~he result of an act done by the employer or a person far as it affects the liability of a master for injuries to his servant § 9. Blacklists |
![]() | [...]pal, or other bonds, obligations, or evidences of indebtedness of bents of said office shall be elected at general elections[...]municipalities thereof which now serve for a term of two years. No mine inspector shall serve more are or may be invalid or illegal at the time the said state of Arizona than four consecutive terms in that offic[...]ted as a state, and the legislature or the people of the state of serving the maximum number of terms, which shall include any Arizo[...]s any law in any manner validating or legal- part of a term served, may serve in the same office until out of izing the same. office for no less than one full term . This limitation on the number[...]Seventh. Public school system; suffrage of terms of consecutive service shall apply to terms of office begin-[...]lishment and maintenance of a system of public schools which shall Amended by Propos[...]be open to all the children of the state and be free from sectarian[...]DINANCE right of suffrage on account of race, color, or previous condition of[...]inance shall be irrevocable without the con- sent of the United States and the people of this state: Eighth. English[...]ak, and understand the First. Toleration of religious sentiment English language sufficiently well to conduct the duties of the First. Perfect toleration of religious sentiment shall be office without the aid of an interpreter, shall be a necessary qualifi- secured to every inhabitant of this state, and no inhabitant of this cation for all state officers and members of the state legislature. state shall ever be molested in person or prope1ty on account of his or her mode of religious worship, or lack of the same. Ninth. Location of state capital[...]Ninth. The capital of the state of Arizona, until changed by Second. Polygam[...]co- that purpose, shall be at the city of Phoenix, but no such election habitation, are forever prohibited within this state. shall be called or provided for prior to the thirty-first day of Decem- Third. Introduction of intoxicating liquors into ber[...]1, 1927, effective Third. The introduction of intoxicating liquors for resale June 27, 1927 purposes into Indian country is pr9hibited within this state until[...]Twelfth . The state of Arizona and its people hereby consent Fourth. The people inhabiting this state do agree and declare to all and singular the provisions of the enabling act approved June that they forever[...]oundaries owned or held by any mations are made, and the means and manner of enforcing such Indian or Indian tribes, the right[...]enabling act provided. and that, until the title of such Indian or Indian tribes shall have been exti[...]ect to the dis- Thirteenth. Ordinance as part of constitution; amend- position and under the absolute jurisdiction and control of the con- ment gress of the United States. Thirteenth.This ordinance is hereby made a part of the consti- tution of the state of Arizona, and no future constitutional amend- Fift[...]be made which in any manner changes or abrogates this Fifth. The lands and other property belonging to citizens of ordinance in whole or in part without the consent of congress. the United States residing without this state shall never be taxed at a higher rate than the lands and other property situated in this state ARTICLEXXI bel[...]be imposed by MODE OF AMENDING this state on any lands or other property within an In[...]Section I. Any amendment or amendments to this consti- the state from taxing as other lands and other property are taxed,[...]tution may be proposed in either house of the legislature, or by ini- any lands and other prope1ty outside of an Indian reservation owned[...]tiative petition signed by a number of qualified electors equal to or held by any Indian[...]fifteen per centum of the total number of votes for all candidates for granted or acquired[...]election. to any Indian or Indians under any act of congress.[...]introduced in either house of the legislature, and which shall be Sixth.[...]es approved by a majority of the members elected to each of the two Sixth. The debts and liabilities of the territory of Arizona, houses, shall be entered on the journal of each house, together with and the debts of the counties thereof, valid and subsisting at the[...]ays thereon . When any proposed amendment or time of the passage of the enabling act approved June 20, 1910, are amendments shall be thus passed by a majority of each house of the hereby assumed and shall be paid by the state of Arizona, and the legislature and entered on the respective journals thereof, or when state of Arizona shall, as to all such debts and liabiliti[...]elector or electors shall file with the secretary of state any pro- gated to all the rights, including rights of indemnity and reimburse- posed amendment or a[...]with a petition therefor ment, existing in favor of said territory or of any of the several signed by a number of electors equal to fifteen per centum of the counties thereof, at the time of the passage of the said enabling act; total number of votes for all candidates for governor in the last pre- provided, that nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as vali- ceding general election, the secretai·y of state shall submit such pro- dating or in any man[...]- posed amendment or amendments to the vote of the people at the[...] |
![]() | [...]t when the legislature shall call a spe- of Arizona in the same manner, and to the same extent, as the same cial election for the purpose of having said proposed amendment or might or could have been by the territory of Arizona. amendments voted upon, in which case the secretary of state shall[...]tors at said special election,) and if a majority of the quaUfied[...]ding, amendment or amendments shall become a part of this constitution.[...]prosecuted to judgment and execution in the name of the Until a method of publicity is otherwise provided by law, the secre[...]state. All offenses committed agai nst the laws of the territory of tary of state shall have such proposed amendment or amend[...]ial to a state government, published for a period of at least ninety days previous to the date of[...]lection in at least one newspaper in every county of the state[...]ecuted in the name, and by the authority, of the state of Arizona, in which a newspaper shall be pubUshed,[...]with like effect as though such change had not taken place, and all prescribed by law. If mo[...]as if this constitution had not been adopted. All actions at law and mitted i[...]suits in equity, which may be pendi11g in any of the courts, of the proposed amendments separately.[...]territory of Arizona at the time of the change from a territorial to a § 2. Conve[...], shall be continued and transferred to the court of Section 2. No convention shall be called by the legislature the state, or of the United States, having jurisdiction thereof. to propose alterations, revisions, or amendments to this constitu- § 6. Tenitorial, distric[...]officers who may be in office at the time of the admission of the dum vote at a regular or special election, an[...]sors shall have qualified, and the official bonds of all such offic- tion shall be submitted to the electors of the state at a general or ers shall cont[...]special election and be approved by the majority of the electors vot- in office. ing thereon[...]§ 7. Causes pending in district courts of territory; records, ARTICLE XX[...]Section 7. Whenever the judge of the su perior court of any[...]county, elected or appointed under the provisions of this constitu- § 1. Existing rights, actions, suit[...]trict court of the territory, and in and for such county, except[...]would have been within the exclusive jurisdiction of the claims, or demands, existing at the time of the admission of this United States courts, had such courts existed at the time of the com- state into the union, shall be affected by a change in the form of mencement of such causes within such county, and the records,[...]continue as if no papers, and proceedings of said district court, and other property change had taken place; and all process which may have been[...], shall pass into the jurisdiction and possession of issued under the authority of the territory of Arizona, previous to its the superior court of such county. admission into the Union, shall be a[...]d in the name It shall be the duty of the clerk of the district court having cus- of the state. tody of such papers, records, and property, to transmit t[...]of said superior court the original papers in all ca[...]such district and belonging to the jurisdiction of said superior court, Section 2. All laws of the territory of Arizona now in[...]together with a transcript, or transcripts, of so much of the record of force, not repugnant to this constitution, shall remain in force as[...]l relate to the same; and until the district laws of the state of Arizona until they expire by their own limita-[...]courts of the territory shall be superseded in manner aforesaid, and tions or are altered or repealed by law; provided, that wherev[...]as in this constitution provided, the said district courts, and the word territory, meaning the territory of Arizona, appears in said[...]res heretofore, and now, constituted. Section 3. All debts, fine[...]ccrued, or may hereafter accrue, to the territory of Ari- Section 8. When the state[...]into the union, and zona shall inure to the state of Arizona. the superior courts, in their respective counties, are organized, the § 4. Recognizances; bonds; est[...]books, records, papers, and proceedings of the probate court in each action[...]county, and all causes and matters of administration pending[...], shall pass into the jurisdiction and possession of the supe- Section 4. All recognizance[...]rior court of the same county_ created by this constitution, and the may be taken, before the ch[...]al matters and causes with Uke effect as the name of the state, and all bonds executed to the teITitory of Ari-[...]the probate court might have done if this constitution had not been zona, or to any county or municipal corp[...]and § 9. Causes pending in supreme court of territory; records, may be sued for and recovered[...]s, Section 9. Whenever a quorum of the judges of the choses in action, and claims, demands or debts of whatever descrip- supreme colllt of the state shall have been elected, and qualified, tion, belonging to the territory of Arizona, shall inure to and vest in and shall have taken office, under this constitution, the causes then the state of Arizona, and may be sued for and recovered by the state pending in the supreme court of the territory, except such causes as[...] |
![]() | [...]would have been within the exclusive jurisdiction of the United § 17. Compensation of public officers States courts, had such courts existed at the time of the conunence- Section 17. All state and county officers (except notaries ment of such causes, and the papers, records, and proceedings of public) and all justices of the peace and constables, whose precinct said cou[...]d defi- pass into the jurisdiction and possession of the supreme court of the nite salaries, and they shall receive no[...]state, and until so superseded, the supreme court of the territory, § 18. Nomination of incumbent public officers to other offices and th[...]Section 18. Except during the final year of the term being diction as if this constitution had not been adopted, or the state[...]served, no incumbent of a salaried elective office, whether holding admit[...]appointment, may offer himself for nomination or of the territory at said time, and which said causes[...]federal office. within the exclusive jurisdiction of the United States courts, had Added, ele~tion Nov. 4, 1980, effective Nov. 24, 1980. such courts existed, at the time of the commencement of such causes, and the papers, records, and proceedings of said court, relat- § 19. Lobbying ing thereto, shall pass into the jurisdiction of the United States Section 19. Th[...]0, 19IO, provided. prohibiting the practice of lobbying on the floor of either house of[...]legislature, and further regulating the practice of lobbying. § 10. Seals of supreme court, superior courts, municipalities, a[...]§ 20. Design of state seal[...]Section 20. The seal of the state shall be of the following Section 10. Until otherwis[...]design: in the background shall be a range of mountains, with the in use in the supreme court of the territory, shall be the seal of the[...]g behind the peaks thereof, and at the right side of the supreme court of the state, except that the word "state", shall be[...]range of mountains there shall be a storage reservoir and[...]d for the word "territory" on said seal. The seal of the[...]below which in the middle distance are irrigated fields and orchards superior courts of the several counties of the state, until otherwise[...]reaching into the foreground , at the right of which are cattle graz- provided by law, shall be the vignette of Abraham Lincoln, with the words "Seal of the Superior Court of ______ County, State ing. To the left in the middle distance on a mountain side is a quartz of Arizona", surrounding the vignette. The seal of municipalities, mill in front of which and in the foreground is a miner standing w[...]pick and shovel. Above this device shall be the motto: "Ditat and of all county officers, in the territory, shall be the seals of such[...]inscribed: "Great Seal of The State of Arizona", with the year of until otherwise provided by law, except that the[...]admission of the state into the union . "teITitory of Arizona", be changed to read "state" or "state of Ari- zona", where the same may appear on any such seals. § 21. Enactment of laws to carry constitution into effect[...]enact all necessary laws to § 11. Effective date of constitution[...]caITy into effect the provisions of this constitution. Section 11. The provisions of this constitution shall be in force from the day on which the president of the United States shall § 22. Judgments of death issue his proclamation declaring the state of Arizona admitted into Section 22. The judgment of death shall be inflicted by the union .[...]administering an intravenous injection of a su bstance or substances[...]ause death except that defendants § 12. Election of representative in congress[...]ection 12. One representative in the congress of the of the amendment to this section shall have the choice of either United States shall be elected from the st[...]The execution shall take place within the limits of such manner as may be prescribed by law. (Congres[...]§ 13. Continuation in office until qualification of successor Section 13. The term of office of every officer to be elected ARTICLE XXIII or appointed under this constitution or the laws of Arizona shall[...]ARTICLE XXIV ture under this constitution may be enacted by the people under t[...]PROHIBITION under this constitution shall not be enacted by the people.[...]ARTICLEXXV tions for the benefit of persons who have mental or physical disabil-[...]employment because of non-membership in a labor organization, § 16. Confinement of minor offenders[...]ne any minor under individual or association of any kind enter into any agreement, writ- the age of eighteen years, accused or convicted of crime, in the ten or oral, which excludes any person from employment or contin- same section of any jail or prison in which adult prisoners are con- uation of employment because of non-membership in a labor fined. Suitable quarters shall be prepared for the confinement of organization. such minors.[...] |
![]() | [...]the role of the English language as the official language of the state RIGHT OF LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND of Arizona. SALESMEN TO PREPARE INSTRUMENTS INCIDENT[...]§ 3. Prohibiting this state from using or requiring the use of § 1. Powers of real estate broker or salesman[...]en acting in such capacity as (a) This state and all political subdivisions of this state shall broker or salesman for the parties, or agent for one of the parties to act in English and in no othe[...]e, exchange, or trade, or the renting and leasing of property, (b) No entity to which this article applies shall make or shall have the righ[...]w, order, decree or policy which requires the use of a any and all instruments incident thereto includ[...]overnmental document shall be valid, effective or of realty, and bills of sale.[...], effective Nov. 26, 1962. (2) This state and all political subdivisions of this state may[...]act in a language other than English under any of the following cir- ARTICLE xxvn[...]cumstances: REGULATION OF PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFAR[...](a) To assist students who are not proficient in the English[...]comply with federal law, by § 1. Regulation of ambulances; powers of legislature giving educational[...]The legislature may provide for the regulation of ambulances and ambulance services in this state in all matters (b) To comp[...]) To teach a student a foreign language as a part of a charges.[...](e) To protect the rights of criminal d_efendants or victims of ENGLISH AS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE[...]n- § 4. Enforcement; standing guage of the state of Arizona.[...]A person who resides in or does business in this (2) As the official language of this state, the English lan- state shall have standing to bring suit to enforce this article in a guage is the language of the ballot, the public schools and all gov- court of record of the state. The legislature may enact reasonable e[...]limitations on the time and manner of bringing suit under this sub- section. (3) (a) This article applies to:[...]The legislative, executive and judicial branches of gov- ernment[...]agencies, organi- zations, and instrumentalities of this state, including local govern- § 1. Pu[...]and assumptions that are consistent with generally accepted actuar- (i[...]ring the per- ial standards. formance of government business. B. The assets of public retirement systems, including invest- (b) As used in this article, the phrase "this state and all politi- ment earnings and contributions, are separate and independent trust cal subdivisions of this state" shall include every entity, person,[...]distributed as deter- action or item described in this section, as appropriate to the cir- mined by law solely in the interests of the members and beneficia- cumstances. ries of the public retirement systems. Added, ele[...], section 25, and public retire- § 2. Requiring this state to preserve, protect and enhance[...]fective December JO, 1998. Section 2. This state and all political subdivisions of this state shall take all reasonable steps to p[...] |
![]() | [...]BIBLIOGRAPHY Arizona Commission of Indi a n Affairs, 1994-1995 Tribal Directo1y of the 21 Federally Recognized !11dia11 Tribes of Arizona. Compiled a nd |
![]() | [...]Page 54 Photo o f Cactus Wre n courtesy of the Game and Fish 125 Photo of the Arizona Book Fes tival courtesy of the Ari zona Department.[...]Hum aniti es Council. 55 Photos of Palo Verde Tree and Sag uaro Blossoms courtesy of 134 Lottery logo courtesy of the Arizona State Lottery Commis- the Game[...]sion. 55 Photos of Turquoi se and Bola Tie by Mimi Griffiths. 145 Graphic of OPS seal and photo of Canin e Officer courtesy of 56 Photo of State Flag by Mimi Griffiths. the Department of Public Safety. 56 Photos of Petrified Wood by Dr. Larry Fellows . 146 Photos of OPS Cadet Officers, DPS Motorcycl e Officers, 57 Photos of Ringtail and Arizona Ridge-nosed Rattl esnake and DPS Air Rescue Helicopter courtesy of the Department courtesy of the Game and Fish Department. of Public Safety. 58 Photos of Apache Trout and Arizon a Treefrog courtesy of 151 Photo of School Bus courtesy of th e School Bus Advisory the Game and Fish[...]Council. 62 Photo of Mather Point by Scott Cancelosi. 160 Photo of Arizona State Veterans Home courtesy of the Department of Veterans' Services. 62 Photo of li ghtning by Tim J. Norton .[...]162 Graphic of the AWBA sea l courtesy of the Arizona Water 62 Photo of the Chapel of the Holy Cross by Mimi Griffiths.[...]Banking Authority. 63 Photo of Governor Hull courtesy of Mrs. Hull. 163 Map of Sites courtesy of the Water Infrastru cture Finance 65 Photo of Autumn in the Hi gh Country by Scott Cancelosi. Authority of Arizona. 66 Photo of Secretary of State Betsey Bayless courtesy of Ms. 164 Photo of Lofer Cienaga courtesy of the Arizona Water Pro- Bayless.[...]tection Fund Commission. 68 Photo of Attorney General Janet Napolitano courtesy of Ms. 165 Photo of Hoxworth Springs co urtesy of the Arizona Water Napolitano.[...]Protection Fund Commission. 69 Photo of Peace Offi cers Memorial by Mimi Griffiths. 168 Photo of DPS Officers courtesy of the Department of Public 70 Photo o f State Treasurer Carol Springer courtesy of Ms. Safety. Springer.[...]170 Graphics of the logos for Arizona State University, Northern 71 Photo of Hi storic Ho me courtesy of the Sharlott Hall Arizona University, the University of Arizona, GateWay Museum , Prescott.[...], Central Arizona College, Gl endale 72 Photo of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Li sa Gra- Community[...]ain Community College, ham Keegan courtesy of Mrs. Keegan.[...], Phoenix Co ll ege, Paradise Valley 73 Photo of Crested Saguaro by Elizabeth Stewart and Jack[...]tesy of the respective school s. 73 Photo of Cactus Garden by Mimi Griffith s. 173 Photos of Uni versity Bridge, Hayden Lawn, and Hayden 74 Photo of State Mine In spector Douglas Martin courtesy of Library Entrance courtesy of Arizona State University. Mr. Martin.[...]174 Photo of NAU Lumbe1jack by Scott Cancelosi. 75 Photo of Jerome by Dr. Larry Fellows. 186 Photo of Lookout Studio by Anne Cancelosi. 75 Photo of Baby-gauge Loco motive by Mimi Griffiths. 187 Map of Communit y Colleges courtesy of the State Board of 76 Photos of Corporation Commi ssioners Jim Irvin and William[...]nity Colleges in Arizona. Mundell courtesy of the Corporation Commission. 188 Photos of Red Rock Country and We lcome Sign by Tim J. 77 Photo of Corporation Commi ssioner Carl Kunasek courtesy Norton. of the Corporation Commi ssio n. Photo of Corporation Co m- 188 Photo of 'Thanks for the Rain" statue by Mimi Griffiths. mi ss ioner Spitzer courtesy of the Ari zona Senate. 188 Photo of Ha vasu Falls by Scott Cancelosi . 77 Photo of Space Capsule by Scott Cancelosi. 190 Photo of Mule Train by Scott Cancelosi. 77 Photo of Meteor Crater by Mimi Griffiths. 195 Photos of Mooney Falls and Bright Angel Trail by Scott 78 Photo of Monument Valley by Elizabeth Stewart and Jack[...]196 Photos of Arizona Flags and San Francisco Peak s by Mimi[...]Griffiths. 80 Photo of Department of Public Safety Building courtesy of 198 Photos of House and Senate Buildings by Mimi Griffiths.[...]199 Photo of Senator Bennett courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 80 Photos of State Capitol Executive Tower and Department of 199 Photo of Representative Binder courtesy of the Leg islative Revenue Building by Mimi[...]Council. 82 Photo of Large Hearin g Room courtesy of the Office o f 199 Photo of Representative Blewster co urtesy of Mrs. Blewster. Administrative Hearings.[...]200 Photo of Senator Wettaw courtesy of Senator Wettaw. 83 Photo of Small Hearing Room courtesy of the Office of 200 Photo of Representative Hart courtesy of the Legislative Administrative Hearings.[...]Council. 88 Photo of BankOne Ballpark by Mimi Griffiths. 200 Photo of Represent ative Verkamp courtesy of the Leg islative 89 Photo of BankOne Ballpark by Mimi Griffiths. Council. 92 Ph oto of Jackie Norton and Roy Vallee courtesy of the 201 Photo of Senator Jackson courtesy of the Senate. Department of Commerce. 201 Photo of Representative Gordon courtesy of the Legislati ve 93 Photo of Community Planning courtesy of the Department of Council. Commerce.[...]201 Photo of Representati ve Laughter courtesy of the Legislative 94 Photo of High-tech Industri es courtesy of the Department of Council. Commerce. 202 Photo of Senator Brown courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 96 Graphic of Registrar of Co ntractors seal co urtesy of the Reg- 202 Photo of Representative Brimhall courtesy of the Legislative istrar of Contractors. Council. !07 Photos of Major General Rataczak, Sonoran Desert Tortoise, 202 Photo of Representative Flake courtesy of Mr. Flake. and Sgt. 1st Class Art Branding courtesy of the Department 203 Photo of Senator Guenther courtesy of the Arizona Senate. of Emergency and Military Affairs. 203 Photo of Representative Carruthers courtesy of the Legisla- 108 Photos of Cactus Ferruginous Pygmy Owl , Wilso n School[...]Council. clea n-up , and crew man courtesy of the Department o f Emer- 203 Photo of Representati ve Mclendon courtesy of the Legisla- gency and Military Affairs.[...]ti ve Council. l ll Photo of Ripari an Area courtesy of the Department of Envi- 204 Photo of Senator Huppenthal courtesy of the Arizona Senate. ronmental Quality. 204 Photo of Representati ve Daniels courtesy of Ms. Danie ls .[...] |
![]() | [...]Page 204 Photo of Representative Kyle courtesy of Mr. Kyle. 219 Photo of Representative Cooley courtesy of Representative 205 Photo of Senator Rios courtesy of the Arizona Senate. Cooley. 205 Photo of Representative Clark courtesy of the Legislative 219 Photo of Representative Jarrett courtesy of the Legislative Council.[...]Council. 205 Photo of Representative Rios courtesy of Ms. Rios. 220 Photo of Senator Lopez courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 206 Photo of Senator Arzberger courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 220 Photo of Representative Loredo courtesy of the Legislative 206 Photo of Representative Griffin courtesy of the Legislative Council. Council[...]220 Photo of Representative Miranda courtesy of the Mr. 206 Photo of Representative Maiorana courtesy of the Legisla- Miranda. tive Cou[...]221 Photo of Senator Aguirre courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 207 Photo of Senator Bee courtesy of Mr. Bee. 221 Photo of Representative Avelar courtesy of the Legislative 207 Photo of Representative McGibbon courtesy of the Legisla- Council. tive Cou[...]221 Photo of Representative Landrum courtesy of Ms. Landrum. 207 Photo of Representative Preble courtesy of Mrs. Preble. 222 Photo of Senator Grace courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 208 Photo of Senator Soltero courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 222 Photo of Representative Horne courtesy of the Legislative 208 Photo of Representative Gonzales courtesy of Ms. Gonzales. Council . 208 Photo of Representative Valadez courtesy of the Legislative 222 Photo of Representative Leff courtesy of the Legislative Council.[...]Council. 209 Photo of Senator Richardson courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 223 Photo of Senator Cummiskey courtesy of the Arizona Sen- Photo of Representative Cardamone courtesy of the Legisla- ate. 209 tive Coun[...]223 Photo of Representative Cheuvront courtesy of Mr. Cheu- vront. 209 Photo of Representative Norris courtesy of the Legislative Council. 223 Photo of Christine Weason courtesy of the Legislative Coun-[...]cil. 210 Photo of Senator Day courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 224 Photo of Senator Smith courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 210 Photo of Representative Huffman courtesy of Mr. Huffman. 224 Photo of Representative Hatch-Miller courtesy of Mr. Hatch- 210 Photo of Representative Schottel courtesy of the Legislative[...]224 Photo of Representative May courtesy of Mr. May. 211 Photo of Senator Cunningham © Duke Photography, cour-[...]225 Photo of Senator Mitchell courtesy of the Arizona Senate. tesy of Mr. Cunningham. 225 Photo of Representative Gardner courtesy of the Legislative 211 Photo of Representative Dunbar courtesy of the Legislative[...]225 Photo of Representative Knaperek courtesy of the Legisla- 211 Photo of Representative Nichols courtesy of the Legislative[...]226 Photo of Senator Gnant courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 212 Photo of Senator Solomon courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 226 Photo of Representative Allen courtesy of the Legislative 212 Photo of Representative Horton courtesy of the Legislative Council. Counci[...]226 Photo of Representative Marsh courtesy of the Legislative 212 Photo of Representative Pickens courtesy of Mrs. Pickens. Council. 213 Photo of Senator Cirillo courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 227 Photo of Senator Petersen courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 213 Photo of Representative Gleason courtesy of the Legislative 227 Photo of Representative Anderson courtesy of the Legisla- Council.[...]tive Council. 213 Photo of Representative Overton courtesy of the Legislative 227 Photo of Representative Updike courtesy of the Legislative Council.[...]Council. 214 Photo of Senator Hamilton courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 227 Photo of Representative Gardner courtesy of the Legislative 214 Photo of Representative Gray courtesy of the Legislative Council. Coun[...]228 Photo of Senator Freestone courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 214 Photo of Representative Weiers courtesy of the Legislative 228 Photo of Speaker Groscost courtesy of the Legislative Coun- Council.[...]cil. 215 Photo of Senate President Burns courtesy of the Arizona 228 Photo of Representative Johnson courtesy of the Legislative Senate.[...]Council. 215 Photo of Representative Burns courtesy of Representative 229 Photo of Senator Bennett courtesy of the Arizona Senate. Burns. 229 Photo of Representative Binder courtesy of the Legislative 215 Photo of Representative McGrath courtesy of the Legislative Council. Council[...]229 Photo of Representative Camarot courtesy of Mr. Camarot. 216 Photo of Senator Spitzer courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 229 Photo of Senator Verkamp courtesy of the Legislative Coun- 216 Photo of Representative Gerard courtesy of the Legislative cil. Council.[...]229 Photo of Representative Sedillo courtesy of Mr. Sedillo. 216 Photo of Representative Wong courtesy of the Legislative 229 Photo of Representative O ' Halleran courtesy of Mr. Council. O ' Halleran. 217 Photo of Senator Bundgaard courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 230 Photo of Senator Jackson courtesy of the Senate. 217 Photo of Representative Carpenter courtesy of Deer Valley 230 Photo of Representative Tom courtesy of Mr. Tom. Unified School District. 230 Photo of Representative Laughter courtesy of the Legislative 217 Photo of Representative Voss courtesy of the Legislative Council. Coun[...]230 Photo of Senator Brown courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 218 Photo of Senator Hartley courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 230 Photo of Representative Brimhall courtesy of the Legislative 218 Photo of Representative Brotherton courtesy of the Legisla- Council. tive Counc[...]230 Photo of Representative Flake courtesy of Mr. Flake. 218 Photo of Representative Foster courtesy of the Legislative 231 Photo of Senator Guenther courtesy of the Arizona Senate. Council. 231 Photo of Representative Carruthers courtesy of the Legisla- 219 Photo of Senator Bowers courtesy of the Arizona Senate. tive Cou[...] |
![]() | [...]Page 231 Photo of Representative Cannell courtesy of Mr. Cannell. 239 Photo of Senator Lopez courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 231 Photo of Senator Danniels courtesy of Ms. Daniels. 239 Photo of Representative Loredo courtesy of the Legislative 231 Photo of Representative Huppenthal courtesy of the Arizona Council. Senate.[...]239 Photo of Representative Miranda courtesy of the Mr. 231 Photo of Representative Robson courtesy of Mr. Robson . Miranda. 232 Photo of Senator Rios courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 240 Photo of Senator Aguirre courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 232 Photo of Representative Chase courtesy of Ms. Chase. 240 Photo of Representative Avelar courtesy of the Legislative 232 Photo of Senator Arzberger courtesy of Mrs . Arzberger. Council. 232 Photo of Representative Lugo courtesy of Mr. Lugo. 240 Photo of Representative Landrum courtesy of Ms. Landrum. 232 Photo of Representative Maiorana courtesy of the Legi sla- 240 Photo of Senator Martin courtesy of Mr. Martin. tive Council. 240 Photo of Representative Tully courtesy of Mr. Tully. 233 Photo of Senator Bee courtesy of Mr. Bee. 240 Photo of Representative Leff courtesy of the Legislative 233 Photo of Representative Graf courtesy of Mr. Grafl. Council. 233 Photo of Representative McClure courtesy of Mrs . McClure. 241 Photo of Senator Cummiskey courtesy of the Arizona Sen- 233 Photo of Senator Valadez courtesy of the Legislative Coun- ate. cil.[...]241 Photo of Representative Cheuvront courtesy of Mr. Cheu- 233 Photo of Representative Gonzales courtesy of Ms. Gonzales. vront. 233 Photo of Representative Soltero courtesy of the Arizona Sen- 241 Photo of Christine Weason courtesy of the Legislative Coun- ate.[...]cil. 234 Photo of Senator Richardson courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 241 Photo of Senator Smith courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 234 Photo of Representative Cardamone courtesy of the Legisla- 241 Photo of Representative Hatch-Miller courtesy of Mr. Hatch- tive Council. Miller. 234 Photo of Representative Norris courtesy of the Legislative 241 Photo of Representative May courtesy of Mr. May. Council. 242 Photo of Senator Mitchell courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 234 Photo of Senator Hellon courtesy of Ms. Hellon. 242 Photo of Representative Cahill courtesy of Ms. Cahill. 234 Photo of Representative Huffman courtesy of Mr. Huffman. 242 Photo of Representative Knaperek courtesy of the Legisla- 234 Photo of Representative Hershberger courtesy of Mr. Hersh- tive Council. berger[...]242 Photo of Senator Gnant courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 235 Photo of Senator Nichols courtesy of the Legislative Coun- 242 Photo of Representative Allen courtesy of the Legislative cil.[...]Council. 235 Photo of Representative Giffords courtesy of Ms. Giffords. 242 Photo of Representative Marsh courtesy of the Legislative 235 Photo of Representative Somers courtesy of Ms. Somers. Council. 235 Photo of Senator Solomon courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 243 Photo of Senator Petersen courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 235 Photo of Representative Poelstra courtesy of Mr. Poelstra. 243 Photo of Representative Anderson courtesy of the Legisla- 235 Photo of Representative Pickens courtesy of Mrs. Pickens. tive Council. 236 Photo of Senator Cirillo courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 243 Photo of Representative Pearce courtesy of Mr. Pearce. 236 Photo of Representative Gleason courtesy of the Legislative 243 Photo of Senator Blanchard courtesy of Mr. Blanchard. Council. 243 Photo of Representative Farnsworth courtesy of Mr. Farn- 236 Photo of Representative Blendu courtesy of Mr. Blendu. sworth. 236 Photo of Senator Hamilton courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 243 Photo of Representative Johnson courtesy of the Legislative 236 Photo of Representative Gray courtesy of the Legislative Council. Coun[...]244 Photos of San Xavier de! Bae Mission by Dr. Larry Fellows . 236 Photo of Representative Weiers courtesy of the Legislative 246 Photo of the Arizona State Courts Building by Mimi Grif-[...]fiths. 237 Photo of Senate President Burns courtesy of the Arizona 246 Scales graphic by Inter[...]259 Photos of Granite Dells by Dr. Larry Fellows. 237 Photo of Representative Hanson courtesy of Mr. Hanson. 260 Photos of Views from the Executive Tower by Mimi Grif- 237 Photo of Representative Nelson courtesy of Mr. Nelson. fiths 237 Photo of Senator Gerard courtesy of the Legislative Council. 262 Photos of American Flag and Bald Eagle courtesy of the 237 Photo of Representative Gullett courtesy of Ms. Gullett. Game and Fish Department. 237 Photo of Representative Kraft courtesy of Mr. Kraft. 262 Photo of the Liberty Bell by Mimi Griffiths 238 Photo of Senator Bundgaard courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 263 Photo of Senator McCain courtesy of Mr. McCain. 238 Photo of Representative Carpenter courtesy of Deer Valley 263 Photo of Senator Kyl courtesy of Mr. Ky!. Unified School District. 264 Photo of Congressman Salmon courtesy of Mr. Salmon. 238 Photo of Representative Voss courtesy of the Legislative 264 Photo of Congressman Flake courtesy of Mr. Flake. Council. 264 Photo of Congressman Pastor courtesy of Mr. Pastor. 238 Photo of Senator Hartley courtesy of the Arizona Senate. 265 Photo of Congressman Stump courtesy of Mr. Stump. 238 Photo of Representative Brotherton courtesy of the Legisla- 265 Photo of Congressman Shadegg courtesy of Mr. Shadegg. tive Council. 266 Photo of Congressman Kolbe courtesy of Mr. Kolbe. 238 Photo of Representative Foster courtesy of the Legislative 266 Photo of Congressman Hayworth courtesy of Mr. Hayworth. Council. 268 Photo of Chief Justice Rehnquist courtesy of the U.S. 239 Photo of Senator Bowers courtesy of the Arizona Senate. Supreme Court. 239 Photo of Representative Cooley courtesy of Representative 269 Photo of Justice O'Connor courtesy of the U.S . Supreme Cooley.[...]Court. 239 Photo of Representative Jarrett courtesy of the Legislative 269 Photo of Secretary of the Interior Babbitt courtesy of the U. Council. S. Department of Commerce.[...] |
![]() | [...]Page 270 Photo of Hoover Dam courtesy of the Arizona Power 313 Pinal County Sea l cou rtesy of the Pinal County Board of Authority. Supervisors. 272 Photo of Window Rock by Mimi Griffiths. 315 Photo of Santa Cruz County Courthouse and Santa Cruz 272 Photo of Navajo Falls by Scott Cancelosi. County seal courtesy of the Santa Cruz County Board of 283 Photos of the tlu·ee Indian casinos by Mimi Griffiths. Supervisors. 286 Photo of Gila County Courthouse courtesy of the Gila 317 Photos of Cowboy Statue and Yavapai County Courthouse County Board of Superviso rs. by Mimi Griffiths. 286 Photo of the Navajo County Governmental Center courtesy 319 Photos of Yuma County Library and Yuma County Adminis- of the Navajo County Board of Supervisors. tration Building courtesy of the Yuma County Board of 286 Photo of Coconino County Courthouse courtesy of the Supervisors. Cocon ino County Board of Supervisors. 320 Photo of Yuma County Health Department courtesy of the 286 Photo of Pinal County Courthouse courtesy of the Pinal Yuma County Board of Supervisors. County Board of Supervisors. 32 1 Photo of Monument Valley by Eli zabe th Stewart and Jack 287 Graphic of Apache County sea l courtesy of the Apache Carlson. County Board of Supervisors. 32 1 Photo of Sabino Canyon by Dr. Larry Fellows. 289 Photo of Douglas sign by Mimi Griffiths. 322 Photos of Bell Rock a nd Boothill Cemetery by Mimi Grif- 289 Cochise County Seal courtesy of the Cochise County Board fiths. of Supervisors. 322 Photo of Kartchner Caverns © Arizona State Parks Board, 291 Photo of the Coconino County Courthouse courtesy of the reprinted with permission. Coconino County Board of Supervisors. 322 Photo of White House Ruins by Elizabeth Stewart and Jack 292 Photo of Colorado River by Mimi Griffiths.[...]Carlson . 294 Photo of old and new Gila County Courthouses courtesy of 324 Photos of Scottsdale City Hall , Phoenix City Hall, and the Gila County Board of Supervisors.[...]Tempe City Hall by Mimi Griffiths. 296 Photos of General Services Building, Groundbreaking, and graphic of Graham County Seal courtesy of the Graham 34 1 Photo of the Chandler Center for the Performing Arts by[...]Mimi Griffiths. County Board of Supervisors. 297 Photo of the Graham County Courthouse by Mimi Griffiths. 342 Photos of Wesley Bolin Plaza by Mimi Griffiths. 298 Drawing of Green lee County Courthouse courtesy of the 344 Photo of Century Plant by Elizabeth Stewart and Jack Carl- Greenlee County Board of Supervisors. son. 299 Graphic of Greenlee County Seal courtesy of the Green lee 344 Photo of Autumn in the High Country by Tim J. Norton . County Board of Supervisors. 344 Photo of Sabino Canyon by Dr. Larry Fellows. 300 Photos of the La Paz County Government Buildings courtesy 344 Photos of the Painted Desert and Picacho Peak by Mimi of the La Paz County Board of Supervisors. Griffiths 302 Photo of Maricopa County Complex courtesy of the Mari- 347 Vote Arizona! graphic and Xtreme Voting Guide courtesy of copa County Board of Supervisors. the Arizona Secretary of State's Office. 302 Photo of Lake Pleasant by Mimi Griffiths. 406 Photo of Spider Rock by Elizabeth Stewart and Jack Carlson. 303 Photo of Phoenix-statue by Mimi Griffiths. 406 Photo of Autumn in the High Country by Scott Cancelosi. 306 Photo of the Mohave County Courthouse and Mohave 406 Photo of Superstition Mountains by Elizabeth Stewart and County seal courtesy of the Mohave County Board of Super- Jack Carlson. visors.[...]408 Photo of Arizona Sunset by Tim J. Norton . 308 Photo of Navajo County Courthouse courtesy of the Navajo County Board of Supervisors. 448 Photos of Fiesta Bowl Parade by Mimi Griffiths. 310 Photo of old Pima County Courthouse courtesy of the Pima 455 Photo of Viernam Memorial by Mimi Griffiths. County Board of Supervisors: 456 Photo of Grand Canyon by Chuck Lawsen. 312 Photo of the Second Pinal County Courthouse courtesy of 496 Photo of Cape Solitude, Gra1id Canyon National Park, by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors. C[...] |
![]() | [...]ed, Michael D . 255, 311 Accountancy, State Board of 81 , 82 Algodon,[...]Allen, Eric 47 Acupuncture Board of Examiners 81 Al[...]Allen, Josh 382, 395 Adams, Howard 133[...]sory Committee for 152 Administration, Department of 66, 70, 81 , 82, 98, 109, 117, 118, Alvarez, Ru[...]ez, Emmett J. 384 Administrative Hearings, Office of 82, 133, 147, 159, 454 Alvarez, Thomas[...]Committee 85 Aeronautics, Department of 157 Amabisca[...]American Graduate School of International Management 50 Agricultural Best Man[...]e Council (ALEC) 215, 217 Agriculture, Department of ' Amencan Umvers1t1es, Association of 172 Arizona 83, 84, 91, 109, 119, 126[...] |
![]() | [...]Arizona Biltmore Hotel 46 Antiquities Act of 1906 16 Ariz[...]Arizana Gazette 64 Board of Realtors 202[...]tainment System 70, 82, 86, 101 , 127, _Board of Supervisors 456[...]Arizona Inns of Court 249 2000 389-405[...]Arizona Rangers 41 Justice of the Peace Court 257 A[...]ribe Law, School of 250 Warm Springs 280[...]Arizona, State Bar of 130, 159, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, Apac[...]Arizona, University of 42, 66, 74, 84, 87, 105, 117, 119, 134, 135, Apac[...], 248,249,250,252,253,263,265,296, Appeals, Court of 85 3[...]r Cultural Development 220 Appraisal, State Board of 82, 86 Arizona-Tex[...]Arts Education, Arizona Alliance of 87 Arizona Academy 223[...] |
![]() | [...]Bar of the District of Columbia 250 Ashurst, AZ 325[...]Barbers, Arizona Board of 88 Atcitty, Thomas E. 279[...]Joyce 301 Attorneys General, National Association of 68, 251 Barkerville, A[...] |
![]() | [...]yon 13, 30, 51 Behavioral Health Examiners, Board of 82, 89, 205 Black Canyon City, AZ 30, 32[...]. 339 Blind of Arizona, National Federation of the 90 Berger, Scott 338[...]Bonita, AZ 22, 325 Bill of Rights 95[...] |
![]() | [...]Brush, J.D. "Jim" 71 Boy Scouts of America 202, 219[...]Bryant College 209 Boys and Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix 252 Bryant, B[...]Building and Fire Safety, Department of 83, 90 Breunig, Bob 47[...]Burk, Sandra 333 Law School Board of Visitors 248 Burke, Den[...]Busby, Chuck 338 Brodsky School of Real Estate 209 Bus[...]Butler, Louis 338 Brown v. Board of Education 50[...] |
![]() | [...]Cape of Good Hope 36 Byram, Theron 75[...]Carmen, AZ 315, 325 University of, Los Angeles 74, 249[...]ed 217,238,356,367,386, 398 California, State Bar of 269 Carpio, Jose de! 38 California, University of, Los Angeles 212 Ca[...]Casino of the Sun 280, 284 Campbell, Thomas E. 42, 6[...] |
![]() | [...]Chiropractic Examiners, Board of 82, 91 Census, U.S. 45[...]ensen, Ronald A. 295 Central Arkansas, University of 253 Christian, Eugene 11[...]Chukit Kik, AZ 326 Chamber of Commerce, Arizona 202[...]Cibola, Seven Cities of I 0, 35, 36, 56 Chandler Heights, AZ 326[...]dward J. 213,236, 351, 363, 380, 393 Chamber of Commerce 204 Ciri[...]77 Cities and Towns, League of Arizona 117, 453 Chapko, Julie 100[...]Cleveland, OH 252, 253 Chief Justices, Conference of 249 Cleverly, S[...] |
![]() | [...]University of252 Clifford, Margaret Rowe 59[...]6, 51, 143, 144, 161 , 162, Climatology, Office of 91[...]Commerce, Department of Cochise County 19, 58 , 99, 129, 132, 133, 175, 2[...]U.S. 455 Board of Supervisors 456[...]Community Colleges, State Board of Directors for 72, 82, 94, 105, Genera[...]pensation Fund, State 95 , 128, 219 Justice of the Peace Court 257 Board of Directors 95 Primary Election[...]196, 200,201 , 229, 230, Congressional Medal of Honor 48, 49 252,276,277, 281 , 291 , 316,322,[...]Conlogue, James L. 254, 290 Board of Supervisors 456[...]Conservation, Department of 114 Justice of the Peace Court 257[...]Contractors, Registrar of 83, 96, 143, 454 Cohen, Charles R. 129[...] |
![]() | [...]Cunningham, Donald L. 248 Corrections, Department of 97, 98, 99, 126, 138, 140 Cunningha[...]Curtis, AZ 326 Cosmetology, Board of 82, 99 Curt[...]26, 333 Counties 287-321 Arizona Association of 117, 453 National Association of 66, 264[...]Dalrymple, Ron 155 Justice of the Peace 256[...]Davidson, Frank 356 Cowboy Artists of America 52[...]Day, Ann 210,351 , 362 Law, School of217[...] |
![]() | [...]90, 100, 128 Dierks , Clark 71 Board of Directors 100 Dietz, Rick 331 Deaf and the Hard of Hearing, Commission for the 100 Dike, Jeanine 143 Deaf, Arizona Registry of Interpreters for the 100 Dilc[...]District of Columbia 149, 250, 251 Deer Valley Unified School[...]l Forest 279 Defense Counsel, Arizona Association of 252 Dobronski, Mark 257, 305 Defense, Department of 108 D[...]Bernard J. 254, 304 Dental Examiners, State Board of 82, 100 Douglas, AZ[...]Dudleyville, AZ 326 DeVry Institute of Technology 106[...] |
![]() | [...]Emergency and Military Affairs, Department of 74, 106, 109, 147, Eastern Illinois University 22[...]otection Agency 117 Economic Security, Department of 83, 85, 90, 100, 103, 116, 117, Environmental Quality, Department of 83 , 84, 109, 110, 117, 119, 124, 126, 127, 128[...]Epilepsy Society of Arizona 204 Eddy, A.J. 45 Equalization, State Board of 111 Eddy, Daniel Jr. 274[...]Espinoza, Louie 47 Education Commission of the States 104, 218 Esposi[...]Estrada, Tony 316 Education, Department of 82, 126, 155, 168 Estrell[...]Mountain Regional Park 303 Education, State Board of 72, 87, 106, 151 , 152, 168, 192, 199 Estrella[...]European Theatre of Command 109 Ehrenberg, Herman 40[...] |
![]() | [...]ty Committee, State 113 Executive Clemency, Board of 99, 111 , 138, 228 Firebird[...]Flux Mine 315 Interior, Department of the 269 Fly[...] |
![]() | [...]Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Board of 83, 113 Fort McDowell Yavapai Indian Reservation[...]Gaming, Arizona Department of 83, 115 Fowler, AZ 327[...]General Contractors, Association of 7 4 Fry, Connie 293[...] |
![]() | [...]dard, Terry 44, 65 Geologists, American Institute of Professional 117 Godoshian, L[...]Gong, Carolyn H . 95 Board of Supervisors 456[...]Gonzalo, Fran 130 Justice of the Peace Court 257[...]Office of 63 Gladden, AZ 23, 327[...]Graduate School of International Management, Amedcan 223 Glen Canyon[...], 148, 178, 215,223, 257, 305, 327, Board of Supervisors 456 334[...] |
![]() | [...]Board of Supervisors 456 General Services Building 29[...]General Election Justice of the Peace Court 257[...]Justice of the Peace Court 257 Superior Court 254[...]67, 385, 398 Gulf of California 319 Gray, Zelda 335[...] |
![]() | [...]MILLENNIUM EDITION Hall of Fame Museum 24, 192[...] |
![]() | [...]Holy Cross, College of the 249 Herrera, Sylvester 49[...]Homeopathic Medical Examiners, Board of 125 Hershberger, Pete 234, 384, 397[...]Horace Rumpole Inn of Court 249 Hileman, Richard L. 350[...], Brian 288 Historic Buildings, National Register of 143 House of Representatives Historic Places, National Register of 301 , 315 Arizona 42, 44, 63,[...]Housing and Urban Development, Department of 277 Hogan School of Real Estate 209[...] |
![]() | [...]Indian Affairs, Arizona Commission of 127,453 Howell Code 40 Indian Affairs, Bureau of 117, 127, 276, 277, 282 Howell , William T. 40[...]Indian Commissioners, Board of, U.S. 282 Howl , Jim 350[...]Indian Law Center 278 Hualapai Court of Appeals 278 Indian Pi[...]Industrial Commission of Arizona 109, 128, 138, 210, 249 Hualapai Reservat[...]Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) 47 Hualapai Tribe 35 , 276, 292[...]Inglestadt, University of 37 Hubbs, Carole 380[...]Insurance, Department of 83, 112, 129 Hughes, Frank D. 297 Interior, Department of the, U.S. 113, 143, 161, 269, 274 Hughes, John 356 Secretary of the 50, 269, 270 · Hughes, Joseph 338[...]Inter-tribal Council of Arizona 129, 164, 168 Hull House 47[...]University of 249 Hull, Jane Dee 44, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67,350,361[...]Irvin, Jim 76 Humane Society of Southern Arizona 211 Irvine, P[...]amps 49 Independent Business, National Federation of 219 Jarrett, Barbara M. 255, 304[...] |
![]() | [...]Junior Colleges, State Board of Directors for 175 Jenkins, Mike 384 Junior League of Phoenix 72 Jenney-Colon, Patsy 318[...]9 Justice of the Peace Courts 256 Jensen, Robert D. 183 Justice, Department of, U.S. 131, 250, 253 Jernigan, Richard 257, 300 Justices of the Peace 257 Jerome, AZ 30, 47, 75 , 317,327,335[...]Juvenile Co1Tections, Department of 98, 130, 138, 152 Jessop, Edson P. 333[...]le Justice Commission, Arizona 131 Jesus, Society of 37 Jewett, Steve 64 Jewish Women International 24[...]Kansas, University of 63 Johnson, TeITill 333[...]Kelly, J.W. 71 Joshua Forest Parkway of Arizona 53 Kelly, J. L[...] |
![]() | [...]Kranitz, Gina 179, 180 Kentucky, University of 251 Krc[...]Board of Supervisors 456 High School 277[...]10,312, 315,3 19 Justice of the Peace Court 257 Kinsella, Jay 335[...]Labor, Department of, U .S. 74 Kivatinos, Theresa 391[...]Lancaster, University of 223 Kongable, Kirby 256, 321[...]Board of Appeals 132 Korean War Memorial 342[...]Land Management, Bureau of74, 117, 301 ,308,3 13, 317 Kots Kug, AZ 32[...] |
![]() | [...]76 Latino Elected Officials, National Association of 264 Liberty Bell 262 Laughlin, NV[...]Library Examiners, Board of 193 Law Enforcement Merit System Council 132 Library of Congress J92 Law Enforcement Officer Advisory Cou[...]141 , 152, 192 Law Reviews, National Association of 223 License Plate Commission 133 Law, Department of 68, 91, 146, 147[...]Ligurta, AZ 328 League of Arizona Cities and Towns 102[...]Lincoln, Able 39 League of United Latin American Citizens 220[...]Liquor Licenses and Control, Department of 83 , 133, 146, 147 Lee, Ron S. 127[...]e Promotion Board 134 Legal Specialization, Board of 248 Lloyd, Lly[...]n, Edward C. 86 Legislatures, National Conference of State 205, 206, 217, 218, 226, Lombard,[...] |
![]() | [...]Major, Ronald D . 337 Lorna E. Lockwood Inn of Court 250, 253 Make[...]Manufactured Housing, Board of 134 Lubin , Barbara 388, 400[...]Board of Supervisors 66, 134, 220, 228, 251, 264, 456 Lund[...]Justice of the Peace Court 257, 258 Lynch, Anne 64[...] |
![]() | [...]stitute 296 Medal of Honor Memorial 49 Maxon, Richard I 06[...]Medical Examiners, Allopathic Board of 83 , 135, 142, 143 Mayberry, Ty 138[...]Medical Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners 135 Mayer, AZ 30,258,318, 328 Medical Student Loans, Board of 135 Mayfair, Billy 47[...]0 Chamber of Commerce 219 McClennen, Crane 255 , 304[...]. Sr. 46 Mexican War of Independence 38 McDaniel, Randall 47[...]6 Michigan, University of 77,216 McDowell Sonoran Land Trust 226[...] |
![]() | [...]157, 182, 199, 200, 201 , Military Appeals, Court of 136 2[...]Board of Supervisors 456 Miller Valley, AZ 328[...]Justice of the Peace Court 258 Miller, Leslie B. 255, 311[...]Mohawk, AZ 328 Mine Engineers, American Institute of 74 Mojave Desert[...]Molera, Jaime 64 Mine Inspectors of America 74[...]Montano, John 90 Mineral Resources, Department of 47 Monterey Presidio 38 Miners, Western Federation of 47 Montezuma 13 Mines and Mineral Resources, Department of 136, 137 Montezuma Castle 282, 317 Board of Governors 137[...]ntezuma Castle National Monument 13 Mines, Bureau of 117[...]Moore, Thad M. 78 Missouri School of Mines 213[...] |
![]() | [...]Naturopathic Physicians Board of Medical E xaminers 138 Mount Baldy 282[...]Board of Supervisors 456 Mountain Press Publishing Company[...]Justice of the Peace Court 258 Mozilo, Ralph 332[...]Neighborhood Housing Services of America 264 Naiche 124[...]New Kensington, PA 250 National Register of Historic Places 107[...] |
![]() | [...]213 Newberry, Alan W. 332 Newcastle, University of269 Newell, Patty 75[...]Occupational Therapy Examiners, Board of 138 Norfolk, VA 453[...]n Commission 117, 139 North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools 131, OK Corr[...]University of, Press 453 North High School 264[...]ld Taylor, AZ 308 Northern Colorado, University of 214,224 Old West Hi[...]Ombudsman-Citizens ' Aide, Office of the 194 Notre Dame, University of 248, 249, 251 , 269 Oiia[...]Opticians, Board of Dispensing 139 Noyes, E.G. "Ted" Jr. 251[...]Optometry, State Board of 139 Noyes, Francie 64[...]Orange Cliffs 11 agers, Licensing Board of 138 Orange[...]cutt, Michael W. 257, 305 ty Managers, Board of 83 Ordaz, Mary Ann 333 Nursing, State Board of 83 , 138[...] |
![]() | [...]Partners in Education, National Association of 218 Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery, Arizona Board of Partridge, Steve 150 83, 135, 139, 142[...]University of 207 Papago Farms, AZ 329[...]ogram Oversight Committee, State 141 Chamber of Commerce 222[...]on 141 Pardons and Paroles, Board of 111, 112 Perkin[...] |
![]() | [...]Board of Supervisors 456 Peterson, Donald 103[...]27, 287, 309, 329 Justice of the Peace Court 258 Petrified Wood 56[...]Public Defender 252 Pharmacy, Arizona State Board of 141 Superior Court 253, 255 Pharmacy, National Association of Boards of 142 Piina County Bar A[...]Board of Supervisors 456 Phoenix 69[...]Justice of the Peace Court 258 Phoenix Coyotes 47[...]me and Disabled Miners Hospital 143 Chamber of Commerce 45, 263[...]Plantsite, AZ 329 Phoenix, University of 106, 204, 227[...]James P. 335 Physical Therapy Exallllners, Board of 83 , 142 Pleasant Vall[...]ian ' s Assistants, Joint Board on the Regulation of 142 Plew, Terri 128 Pia Oik, AZ 329[...]Podiatry Examiners, Board of 83, 143 Picacho, AZ 29, 313 , 329[...]366, 385, 397 Point of Pines, AZ 329[...] |
![]() | [...]Psychologist Examiners, Board of 83, 145 Pointer, Larry 90[...]Public Administration, National Academy of 2 1 I Polacca, AZ 329[...]Public Instruction, Superintendent of 72, 90, 94, 95 , 100, 106, 111 , Police Officers[...]Public Safety, Department of 80, 83 , 99, 109, 132, 133, 137, 139, Pomeroy, Pa[...]Racing, Department of 83, 147 Public Library 252[...] |
![]() | [...]Revenue, Department of 66, 80, 83, I 00, 111 , 117, 137, 144, 150, Rauzi[...]Rhodes, John J. III 267 Real Estate, Department of 83, 148 Rice,[...]Richards, Joe 293 Reclamation, Bureau of, U.S. 51 , 117, 143, 203 Ri[...]Rimmy Jims, AZ 329 Redlands, University of 217 Rim[...]Rio Verde Estates, AZ 23 Regents, Arizona Board of 40, 66, 72, 94, 105, 112, 113, 140, 148, Rio V[...]Roberts, LatTy "Roach" 340 Representatives, House of. See House of Representatives. Roberts, Whitney 64[...]ez, Dolores 341 Respiratory Care Examiners, Board of 149 Rodriguez, F. Ann 311 Retarded Citizens, Association of 264 Rodrig[...] |
![]() | [...]7 San Antonio College of Law 76 Roundy, L.W. 308[...]San Diego State University 74 Royal Regulations of 1772 38, 39 San Franc[...] |
![]() | [...]chweikert, David 111, 228 Santa Clara, University of 68 Science[...]Scott, Linda K. 255 , 304 Board of Supervisors 456[...]City Hall 324 Justice of the Peace Court 258[...]7, 166, 274, 289,315 Sea of Cortez 319 Santa Cruz, AZ 329[...]310 Secretary of State 42, 63 , 66, 83,109,118,141,347, 359[...] |
![]() | [...]Sons of the Pioneers 53 Sippel , James E. 336[...] |
![]() | [...]State Mine Inspectors, National Association of 74 Southminster Community Services Forum 251 State, Department of 66 Southwest Community Policy Forum 220 State, Department of. See also Secretary of State Southwest Human Development 223[...]Stiffler, Vern 337 Sports Hall of Fame, Arizona 52[...]Straits of Anian 36, 37 St. George, UT 15 Straits of Magellan 36 St. John, AZ 287[...]rategic Planning and Budgeting, Governor's Office of 99, 103, St. Joseph, AZ 308[...]Suarez, Jose L. 338 Stanford Club of Phoenix 72 Su[...]Sun City Museum of Art 213 Stapley, Don 303[...] |
![]() | [...]Technical Registration, State Board of 83, 155 Sunizona, AZ 330[...]University of 252 Arizona 42, 64, 85, 130, 144, 151,158,24[...]Thurgood Mru·shall Inn of Cou1t 250 Talgo, Harrison Sr. 280[...]Toci, Philip E. 252 Tax Appeals, State Board of 155 Todd,[...] |
![]() | [...]Tully, Stephen 240, 387, 399 Top of the World Guest Ranch 53[...]25 , 330 Tunnel of Time 296 Totacon, AZ 330 Tuomey Hospital School of Nursing 207 Totherow, Michael 67[...]Turkey Flat, AZ 330 Tourism, Office of 127, 156[...]n, AZ 12, 13, 21, 330 Transportation , Department of 109, 116, 117, 120, 127, 129, 139, Tuweep, AZ[...]Twin Lakes, AZ 21 Transportation, State Board of 123, 140, 157, 158 Twing, Glen[...]rer, State 42, 70, 112, 120, 359. 369 Office of the 70 Treasury Departmen t, U.S. 269 Treat, Shirley A. 337 Treaty of 1868 279 Treaty of Cordoba 38 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 39, 288, 306 Tree, State 55 Tre[...].S . West 72, 264 Trial Advocacy, Arizona College of 248, 252 U.S.S . Arizona 49 Trial Advocates, American Board of 248 Udall, Jea nne[...]ll , Jesse A. 248 Trial Lawyers, American College of 248, 252 Udall, Levi S.[...]Uniform State Laws, National Conference of Commissioners on 159 Truxton, AZ 277, 330[...] |
![]() | [...]Virginia, University of 68 , 250, 251, 252 Valley of the Sun School 216 Visually Impaired, Arizona Association of Parents of the 90 Valley of the Sun United Way 251[...]cational and Technological Education, State Board of 72 Vamori, AZ 330[...]War, Department of 112 Verkamp, John 200, 229, 353, 365, 378, 392[...]Warren, Michael 333 Veterans of Foreign Wars 160[...]mentary School 214 Veteran s' Affairs, Department of, U .S. 160 W ashington ,[...]Watchman, D . 354 Veterans' Services, Department of 454 Water 5[...] |
![]() | [...]ke, AZ 331 Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona 162, 454 White Mountain San Carl[...]te Tank Mountains 303 Water Resources, Department of 83, 84, 109, 117, 119, 120, 161 , White, Alan[...]ff, Marianne 334 Weights and Measures, Department of 83, 166, 167 Wikieup, AZ 53, 3[...]Wild Horse Pass Casino 284 Weizmann Institute of Science 249 Wil[...]Chamber of Commerce 206 Wenzel, Richard 383, 396[...]Wilson, Max W. 336 Wharton School of Business 217[...] |
![]() | [...], 199, 200,203,226,229,231, Wisconsin, University of, Milwaukee 226 242,259[...]Justice of the Peace Court 258 Wolf, Mexican Gray 114[...]2000 376-388 Woman Legislators, National Order of 218 Superior Court 25[...]ure Center 283 Women Judges, National Association of 250, 269 Y avapai Gaming Center[...]Young Political Leaders, American Council of 205 Woodson, Oscar 41[...]Youngtown, AZ 53 , 331, 341 World Affairs Council of Arizona 74, 216 Yount, Bar[...]Board of Supervisors 456 Wright, Frank Lloyd 174[...]Justice of the Peace Court 259 Wuertz, Wilbur 333[...]Superior Court 256 University of 251[...] |
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