Uncategorized – Page 9 – PUBLIC RECORD REPORT

December 16, 2016December 16, 2016

Arizona House Members 2016-2017

Members-Elect take office on Monday, January 9, 2017

Legislator	District/Party	Email	Phone (602)
John M. Allen	15-R	[email protected],	926-4916
Lela Alston	24-D	[email protected],	926-5829
Richard C. Andrade	29-D	[email protected],	926-3130
Brenda Barton	6-R	[email protected],	926-4129
Wenona Benally	7-D	[email protected],	926-5172
Isela Blanc	26-D	[email protected],	926-5187
Reginald Bolding	27-D	[email protected],	926-3132
Russell Bowers	25-R	[email protected],	926-3128
Paul Boyer	20-R	[email protected],	926-4173
Kelli Butler	28-D	[email protected],	926-5156
Noel W. Campbell	1-R	[email protected],	926-3124
Mark A. Cardenas	19-D	[email protected],	926-3014
Heather Carter	15-R	[email protected],	926-5503
Cesar Chavez	29-D	[email protected],	926-4862
Ken Clark	24-D	[email protected],	926-3108
Todd A. Clodfelter	10-R	[email protected],	926-4850
Regina Cobb	5-R	[email protected],	926-3126
Doug Coleman	16-R	[email protected],	926-3160
David L. Cook	8-R	[email protected],	926-5162
Eric Descheenie	7-D	[email protected],	926-4846
Kirsten Engel	10-D	[email protected],	926-5178
Mitzi Epstein	18-D	[email protected],	926-4870
Diego Espinoza	19-D	[email protected],	926-3135
Eddie Farnsworth	12-R	[email protected]	926-5735
Charlene R. Fernandez	4-D	[email protected],	926-3098
Mark Finchem	11-R	[email protected],	926-3122
Randall Friese	9-D	[email protected],	926-3138
Rosanna Gabaldón	2-D	[email protected],	926-3424
Sally Ann Gonzales	3-D	[email protected],	926-3278
Travis W. Grantham	12-R	[email protected],	926-4868
Daniel Hernandez	2-D	[email protected],	926-4840
Drew John	14-R	[email protected],	926-5154
Anthony Kern	20-R	[email protected],	926-3102
Jay Lawrence	23-R	[email protected],	926-3095
Vince Leach	11-R	[email protected],	926-3106
David Livingston	22-R	[email protected],	926-4178
Phil Lovas	22-R	[email protected],	926-3297
Ray D. Martinez	30-D	[email protected],	926-5158
J.D. Mesnard	17-R	[email protected],	926-4481
Darin Mitchell	13-R	[email protected],	926-5894
Paul Mosley	5-R	[email protected],	926-4844
Otoniel Navarrete	30-D	[email protected],	926-4864
Jill Norgaard	18-R	[email protected],	926-3140
Becky A. Nutt	14-R	[email protected],	926-4852
Kevin Payne	21-R	[email protected],	926-4854
Pamela Powers Hannley	9-D	[email protected],	926-4848
Rebecca Rios	27-D	[email protected]	926-3073
Tony Rivero	21-R	[email protected],	926-3104
Jesus Rubalcava	4-D	[email protected],	926-4842
Macario Saldate	3-D	[email protected],	926-4171
Athena Salman	26-D	asalman @azleg.gov,	926-4858
Don Shooter	13-R	[email protected],	926-4139
Thomas R. Shope	8-R	[email protected],	926-3012
David Stringer	1-R	[email protected],	926-4838
Maria Syms	28-R	[email protected],	926-4860
Bob Thorpe	6-R	[email protected],	926-5219
Kelly Townsend	16-R	[email protected],	926-4467
Michelle Udall	25-R	[email protected],	926-4856
Michelle B. Ugenti-Rita	23-R	[email protected],	926-4480
Jeff Weninger	17-R	[email protected],	926-3092

December 16, 2016December 16, 2016

email

Sylvia Allen [R–LD6]
Sylvia Allen [R–LD6]
[email protected],

Jonathan R. Larkin [R-LD30]
Jonathan R. Larkin [R-LD30]
[email protected],

Nancy Barto [R – LD15]
Nancy Barto [R – LD15]

John M. Allen [R-LD15]
John M. Allen [R-LD15]
[email protected],

Lela Alston [D-LD24]
Lela Alston [D-LD24]
[email protected],

Jay Lawrence [R-LD23]
Jay Lawrence [R-LD23]
[email protected],

Richard C. Andrade [D-LD29]
Richard C. Andrade [D-LD29]
[email protected],

Vince Leach [R-LD11]
Vince Leach [R-LD11]
[email protected],

David Bradley [D – LD10]
David Bradley [D – LD10]
[email protected],

Brenda Barton [R-LD6]
Brenda Barton [R-LD6]
[email protected],

David Livingston [R-LD22]
David Livingston [R-LD22]
[email protected],

Judy Burges [R–LD22]
Judy Burges [R–LD22]
[email protected],

Jennifer D. Benally [R-LD7]
Jennifer D. Benally [R-LD7]
[email protected],

Phil Lovas [R-LD22]
Phil Lovas [R-LD22]
[email protected],

Olivia Cajero Bedford [D–LD3]
Olivia Cajero Bedford [D–LD3]
[email protected],

Reginald Bolding Jr. [D-LD27]
Reginald Bolding Jr. [D-LD27]
[email protected],

Lupe Contreras D–LD19]
Lupe Contreras D–LD19]
[email protected],

Sonny Borrelli [R-LD5]
Sonny Borrelli [R-LD5]
[email protected],

Debbie McCune Davis [D-LD30]
Debbie McCune Davis [D-LD30]
[email protected] ,

Andrea Dalessandro [R–LD2]
Andrea Dalessandro [R–LD2]
[email protected] ,

Russell “Rusty” Bowers [R-LD25]
Russell “Rusty” Bowers [R-LD25]
[email protected],

Juan Jose Mendez [D-LD26]
Juan Jose Mendez [D-LD26]
[email protected],

Paul Boyer [R-LD20]
Paul Boyer [R-LD20]
[email protected],

Javan D. “J.D.” Mesnard [R-LD17]
Javan D. “J.D.” Mesnard [R-LD17]
[email protected],

Susan Donahue [R–LD5]
Susan Donahue [R–LD5]

Kate Brophy McGee [R-LD28]
Kate Brophy McGee [R-LD28]
[email protected],

Adam Driggs [R–LD28]
Adam Driggs [R–LD28]
[email protected],

Noel W. Campbell [R-LD1]
Noel W. Campbell [R-LD1]
[email protected],

Jeff Weninger [R-LD17]
Jeff Weninger [R-LD17]
[email protected],

Steve Farley [D–LD9]
Steve Farley [D–LD9]
[email protected],

Mark A. Cardenas [D-LD19]
Mark A. Cardenas [D-LD19]
[email protected],

Darin Mitchell [R-LD13]
Darin Mitchell [R-LD13]
[email protected],

David C. Farnsworth [R–LD16]
David C. Farnsworth [R–LD16]
[email protected],

Heather Carter [R-LD15]
Heather Carter [R-LD15]
[email protected],

Steve Montenegro [R-LD13]
Steve Montenegro [R-LD13]
[email protected],

Gail Griffin [R–LD14]
Gail Griffin [R–LD14]
[email protected],

Ken Clark [D-LD24]
Ken Clark [D-LD24]
[email protected],

Jill Norgaard [R-LD18]
Jill Norgaard [R-LD18]
[email protected],

Katie Hobbs [D – LD24]
Katie Hobbs [D – LD24]
[email protected],

Regina Cobb [R-LD5]
Regina Cobb [R-LD5]
[email protected],

Justin Olson [R-LD25]
Justin Olson [R-LD25]
[email protected],

John Kavanagh [R–LD23]
John Kavanagh [R–LD23]
[email protected],

Doug Coleman [R-LD16]
Doug Coleman [R-LD16]
[email protected],

Lisa A. Otondo [D-LD4]
Lisa A. Otondo [D-LD4]
[email protected],

Debbie Lesko [R- LD21]
Debbie Lesko [R- LD21]
[email protected],

Diego Espinoza [D-LD19]
Diego Espinoza [D-LD19]
[email protected],

Karen Fann [R-LD1]
Karen Fann [R-LD1]
[email protected],

Barbara McGuire[D–LD8]
Barbara McGuire[D–LD8]
[email protected],

Warren H. Petersen [R-LD12]
Warren H. Petersen [R-LD12]
[email protected],

Celeste Plumlee [R-LD26]
Celeste Plumlee [R-LD26]
[email protected],

Robert Meza [D–LD30]
Robert Meza [D–LD30]
[email protected],

Franklin M. Pratt [R-LD8]
Franklin M. Pratt [R-LD8]
[email protected],

Rebecca Rios [D-LD27]
Rebecca Rios [D-LD27]
[email protected]

Catherine Miranda [D–LD27]
Catherine Miranda [D–LD27]
[email protected],

Edwin W. Farnsworth [R-LD12]
Edwin W. Farnsworth [R-LD12]
[email protected]

Tony Rivero [R-LD21]
Tony Rivero [R-LD21]
[email protected],

Charlene R. Fernandez [D-LD4]
Charlene R. Fernandez [D-LD4]
[email protected],

Bob Robson [R-LD18]
Bob Robson [R-LD18]
Bob Robson [R-LD18]

Mark Finchem [R-LD11]
Mark Finchem [R-LD11]
[email protected],

Macario Saldate [D-LD3]
Macario Saldate [D-LD3]
[email protected],

Martin Quezada [D–LD29]
Martin Quezada [D–LD29]
[email protected],

Randall Friese [D-LD9]
Randall Friese [D-LD9]
[email protected],

Rosanna Gabaldón [R-LD2]
Rosanna Gabaldón [R-LD2]
[email protected],

Thomas “T.J.” Shope [R-LD8]
Thomas “T.J.” Shope [R-LD8]
[email protected],

Don Shooter [R–LD13]
Don Shooter [R–LD13]
[email protected],

Sally Ann Gonzales [D-LD3]
Sally Ann Gonzales [D-LD3]
[email protected],

Steve Smith [R-LD11
Steve Smith [R-LD11]
[email protected],

Bob Thorpe [R-LD6]
Bob Thorpe [R-LD6]
[email protected],

Bob Worsley [R-LD25]
Bob Worsley [R-LD25]
[email protected],

Kelly Townsend [R-LD16]
Kelly Townsend [R-LD16]
[email protected],

Steve Yarbrough [R-LD17]
Steve Yarbrough [R-LD17]
[email protected],

Albert Hale [D-LD7]
Albert Hale [D-LD7]
[email protected]

Michelle B. Ugenti-Rita [R-LD23]
Michelle B. Ugenti-Rita [R-LD23]
[email protected],

Kimberly Yee [R–LD20]
Kimberly Yee [R–LD20]
[email protected],

Anthony Kern [R-LD20]
Anthony Kern [R-LD20]
[email protected],

December 13, 2016December 13, 2016

Crimes Against Persons Offenses by State, 2015

Crimes Against Persons Offenses – Offense Category – by State, 2015
State	# of Participating Agencies	Population Covered	Total Offenses	Offense Category	Assault Offenses	Homicide Offenses	Human Trafficking Offenses	Kidnapping/ Abduction	Sex Offenses
Total	6,648	96,087,615	1,312,421	1,209,643	4,507	92	16,930	75,890	5,359
Alabama	1	85,163	830	792	3	0	3	32	0
Arizona	4	441,235	3,788	3,366	15	0	91	270	46
Arkansas	280	2,755,248	57,034	54,101	174	5	550	2,128	76
Colorado	231	5,441,669	54,731	46,895	197	17	1,826	5,534	262
Connecticut	85	2,773,016	21,560	20,018	56	0	225	1,089	172
Delaware	60	945,934	19,515	18,319	69	0	285	791	51
District of Columbia¹	1		1,084	1,077	0	0	5	2	0
Idaho	108	1,654,475	17,064	15,221	38	0	140	1,541	124
Illinois	1	148,178	6,116	5,786	20	0	66	244	0
Indiana²	92		1,328	879	17	0	49	381	2
Iowa	237	3,105,094	29,245	26,974	80	0	187	1,864	140
Kansas	339	2,133,081	39,029	35,884	84	0	844	2,131	86
Kentucky	483	4,452,859	44,430	39,729	238	0	930	3,344	189
Louisiana	35	746,167	13,526	12,829	30	0	121	480	66
Maine	22	333,419	3,959	3,657	6	0	7	232	57
Massachusetts	295	5,783,813	63,867	60,039	90	2	483	2,555	698
Michigan	617	9,838,291	147,792	135,397	634	3	769	10,882	107
Mississippi	3	129,513	4,036	3,892	12	0	28	95	9
Missouri	14	768,291	17,368	16,422	117	0	84	692	53
Montana	103	1,025,146	11,573	10,081	38	0	202	1,178	74
Nebraska	82	777,196	7,666	6,859	9	0	80	683	35
New Hampshire	168	1,267,715	16,161	14,382	18	0	244	1,181	336
North Dakota	108	756,927	8,650	7,794	25	0	83	614	134
Ohio	537	8,788,652	127,503	118,424	411	0	1,872	6,556	240
Oklahoma	280	1,666,338	18,848	17,449	57	0	178	1,057	107
Oregon	140	1,671,416	16,477	14,803	64	0	179	1,274	157
Pennsylvania	31	212,641	1,179	1,037	1	0	15	114	12
Rhode Island	47	1,055,254	10,954	10,087	28	0	61	750	28
South Carolina	442	4,826,241	98,000	92,396	427	14	1,161	3,805	197
South Dakota	116	797,431	10,397	9,327	32	0	132	751	155
Tennessee	467	6,601,280	148,714	141,136	455	37	1,503	5,079	504
Texas	80	3,661,036	44,884	41,254	142	9	669	2,672	138
Utah	73	2,341,627	31,839	27,400	58	0	814	3,352	215
Vermont	90	626,042	3,071	2,773	10	0	62	206	20
Virginia	414	8,380,278	104,564	97,437	414	0	1,484	5,088	141
Washington	225	6,150,785	64,803	59,150	175	1	855	4,327	295
West Virginia	229	1,494,503	16,177	14,901	60	0	167	968	81
Wisconsin	108	2,451,661	24,659	21,676	203	4	476	1,948	352
¹Data was reported by the Metro Transit Police. This agency has no population associated with it.
²Data was reported by the State Police agencies to which no population was attributed.

September 29, 2016October 26, 2016

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES YUMA 2014/2015

PRIMARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – YUMA

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_STATE	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_TOTAL	_{PRIMARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$1,120,339,479}	_$5,662,196	_$27,068,877	_$11,349,068	_$24,255,350	_$50,258,656	_$118,594,147	_10.59
₂₀₁₄	_{$1,112,447,688}	_$5,661,246	_$24,067,955	_$10,126,168	_$22,253,404	_$46,457,367	_$108,566,140	_9.76

SECONDARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – YUMA

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_{ALL OTHER}	_TOTAL	_{SECONDARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$1,120,339,479}	_$12,580,610	_$0	_$4,361,482	_$11,363,601	_$884,877	_$29,190,570	_2.61
₂₀₁₄	_{$1,139,598,176}	_$12,183,402	_$0	_$4,329,333	_$11,845,202	_$883,221	_$29,241,158	_2.57

September 29, 2016October 26, 2016

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES YAVAPAI 2014/2015

PRIMARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES -YAVAPAI

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_STATE	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_TOTAL	_{PRIMARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$2,279,183,448}	_$15,130,241	_$44,026,987	_$2,143,834	_$42,668,593	_$78,111,435	_$182,081,091	_7.99
₂₀₁₄	_{$2,217,272,811}	_$15,022,665	_$43,108,218	_$2,064,502	_$41,254,578	_$78,142,442	_$179,592,405	_8.10

SECONDARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – YAVAPAI

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_{ALL OTHER}	_TOTAL	_{SECONDARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$2,279,183,448}	_$10,170,117	_$76,927	_$4,968,620	_$17,140,288	_$41,073,477	_$73,429,429	_3.22
₂₀₁₄	_{$2,267,389,484}	_$9,806,493	_$76,624	_$5,058,546	_$16,617,267	_$38,647,290	_$70,206,220	_3.10

September 29, 2016October 26, 2016

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES SANTA CRUZ 2014/2015

PRIMARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – SANTA CRUZ

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_STATE	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_TOTAL	_{PRIMARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_$317,370,907	_$1,607,574	_$12,087,388	_$0	_$1,483,709	_$14,151,131	_$29,329,802	_9.24
₂₀₁₄	_$320,999,663	_$1,637,592	_$11,707,179		_$1,437,115	_$15,546,587	_$30,328,473	_9.45

SECONDARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – SANTA CRUZ

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_{ALL OTHER}	_TOTAL	_{SECONDARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_$317,370,907	_$2,494,180	_$0	_$0	_$3,329,998	_$6,079,598	_$11,903,776	_3.75
₂₀₁₄	_$323,843,644	_$2,472,680			_$3,221,152	_$6,157,086	_$11,850,918	_3.66

September 29, 2016October 26, 2016

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES PINAL 2014/2015

PRIMARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – PINAL

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_STATE	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_TOTAL	_{PRIMARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$2,057,547,528}	_$10,401,781	_$82,379,301	_$17,467,111	_$47,323,593	_$91,765,063	_$249,336,850	_12.12
₂₀₁₄	_{$2,005,151,766}	_$10,207,253	_$76,262,685	_$16,985,533	_$38,304,414	_$90,692,158	_$232,452,043	_11.59

SECONDARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – PINAL

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_{ALL OTHER}	_TOTAL	_{SECONDARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$2,057,547,528}	_$6,350,353	_$5,855,213	_$7,197,301	_$32,042,747	_$29,466,305	_$80,911,920	_3.93
₂₀₁₄	_{$2,040,749,841}	_$6,314,526	_$7,055,651	_$7,203,847	_$33,950,629	_$29,160,097	_$83,684,750	_4.10

September 29, 2016October 25, 2016

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES PIMA 2014/2015

PRIMARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – PIMA

YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_STATE	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_TOTAL	_{PRIMARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$7,620,360,873}	_$40,840,598	_$334,424,674	_$16,688,073	_$104,315,120	_$376,294,083	_$872,562,548	_11.45
₂₀₁₄	$7,518,481,988	$41,014,340	$321,704,655	$15,026,704	$100,326,624	$382,670,240	$860,742,563	11.45

SECONDARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – PIMA

YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_{ALL OTHER}	_TOTAL	_{SECONDARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$7,620,360,873}	_$117,854,379	_$33,217,111	_$0	_$103,613,310	_$85,032,399	_$339,717,198	_4.46
₂₀₁₄	$7,579,898,868	$110,171,539	$30,621,097		$104,824,994	$83,275,942	$328,893,572	4.34

September 29, 2016October 26, 2016

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES NAVAJO 2014/2015

PRIMARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – NAVAJO

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_STATE	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_TOTAL	_{PRIMARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_$832,770,173	_$5,116,802	_$7,009,427	_$361,469	_$14,509,355	_$28,079,681	_$55,076,733	_6.61
₂₀₁₄	$845,018,236	$5,440,783	$6,916,474	$350,427	$14,035,753	$27,858,346	$54,601,783	6.46

SECONDARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – NAVAJO

_YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_{ALL OTHER}	_TOTAL	_{SECONDARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_$832,770,173	_$5,491,430	_$0	_$0	_$11,488,751	_$13,799,302	_$30,779,483	_3.70
₂₀₁₄	_$846,247,083	_$5,492,978	_$0	_$0	_$12,107,687	_$14,032,405	_$31,633,070	_3.74

September 29, 2016October 25, 2016

PROPERTY TAX LEVIES MOHAVE 2014/2015

PRIMARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – MOHAVE

YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_STATE	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_TOTAL	_{PRIMARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$1,685,788,538}	_$8,874,685	_$33,203,291	_$4,282,498	_$21,792,188	_$74,852,444	_$143,005,106	_8.48
₂₀₁₄	$1,727,793,369	$8,792,740	$31,438,928	$4,232,725	$21,104,996	$75,277,505	$140,846,895	8.15

SECONDARY PROPERTY TAX LEVIES – MOHAVE

YEAR	_{NET ASSESSED VALUATION}	_COUNTY	_{CITIES and TOWNS}	_{COMMUNITY COLLEGES}	_SCHOOLS	_{ALL OTHER}	_TOTAL	_{SECONDARY RATE}
₂₀₁₅	_{$1,685,788,538}	_$13,084,502	_$0	_$0	_$9,822,067	_$20,332,347	_$43,238,916	_2.56
₂₀₁₄	$1,757,074,571	$17,203,407	$0	$0	$16,803,781	$20,531,168	$54,538,357	3.10