Eleven
Democratic senators named Friends of AZ Cities & Towns
STATE
CAPITOL, PHOENIX – Senate Democratic Leader Katie Hobbs (LD24) and Senator
Lisa Otondo (LD4) were named Legislative Champions, and 11 Democratic senators
were named Legislative Friends, by the Arizona League of Cities and Towns during
their annual convention held recently in Oro Valley. Senators Hobbs, Otondo and
their colleagues received the awards in recognition of their outstanding public
service and dedication to local governance.
Democratic senators named Friends of Arizona
Cities and Towns are:
Senator Sean Bowie
Senator David Bradley
Senator Olivia Cajero-Bedford
Senator Lupe Contreras
Senator Andrea Dalessandro
Senator Steve Farley
Senator Juan Mendez
Senator Robert Meza
Senator Catherine Miranda
Senator Jamescita Peshlakai
Senator Martin Quezada
“Arizona’s cities and towns are where Arizonans
live their lives, go to work and raise their families. They provide the services
that keep us healthy and safe and they bring us together as a community to make
Arizona a great place to live,” said Senator Hobbs. “It is truly and honor to
be recognized by our cities and towns as a champion for our local governments
and their residents and I will continue to represent their vital interests at
the legislature.”
“I am deeply honored to receive this award
from the Arizona League of Cities and Towns and I'm proud to represent such a
diverse district that reaches from the suburbs of Phoenix and Tucson to the farmlands,
tribal lands and border towns of southwest Arizona," said Senator Otondo. "I
work hard to ensure every community in my district, no matter how large or
small, has a strong voice at the state Capitol and this award shows that their
interests are being heard.”
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