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Home City: Chandler Member Since: 2015 |
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Representative Jeff Weninger is serving his first term for Legislative District 17. His district serves Gilbert,
Sun Lakes and a large portion of Chandler, where Jeff resides with his wife, Janet, and their three children;
Jacob, Christian and Grace.
Jeff is the co-owner of two local restaurant concepts, Floridino’s Pizza & Pasta in Chandler and Dilly’s Deli with five locations in the East Valley and a kiosk in Sky Harbor Terminal 4. For more than 20 years, Jeff has employed thousands of Arizona citizens and fed millions while contributing hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy through sales tax revenue. Jeff and his wife, Janet, both serve the community in philanthropic work with charities for children, veterans and youth in crisis. Before serving as a State Representative, Jeff served on the Chandler City Council for eight years and held the position of Vice Mayor. He became known as the common sense councilman and created a culture that ultimately changed the way Chandler employees approached spending tax dollars. Chandler’s budget remained one of the strongest in the state during the economic downturn and without cutting needed services. Jeff served on the following community and government boards:
In the State House of Representatives, Jeff is Vice Chairman of the Banking and Finance Committee, and he serves on the Elections Committee and the Ways and Means Committee. Jeff’s first session helped Arizona entrepreneurs gain the route to needed capital funding with his crowd-funding legislation passing unanimously in both House and Senate. Jeff had a record total of five of his bills primary sponsored bills made into law at the end of the first session.
Representative Weninger is proud to serve the citizens of Arizona. He has made a commitment to be a leader for small businesses, education dollars in the classrooms and to ensure the safety and protection of every citizen in the great state of Arizona. |
Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
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HB2039 | P* | finder fees; apartment tenants |
HB2044 | C | metal dealer licensure; local authority |
HB2047 | P* | liquor; serving age; reduction |
HB2072 | P* | manufactured homes; real estate transactions |
HB2073 | P* | government deposits; investment; financial institutions |
HB2143 | C | public contracts; procurement |
HB2145 | P* | household goods; unlawful moving practices |
HB2146 | P* | homeowners' associations; disclosure documents; agent |
HB2233 | P* | registration exemptions; securities (NOW: operations; employees; home-based business) |
HB2234 | P* | lottery; software applications |
HB2235 | P* | tax credit cap; angel investor. |
HB2236 | P* | underground facilities; small signs; obligations |
HB2262 | P* | municipal zoning; rezoning protest requirements |
HB2337 | P* | liquor omnibus |
HB2365 | P* | wireless facilities; collocation; rights-of-way (NOW: wireless facilities; rights-of-way) |
HB2372 | P* | public benefits; fee waivers; requirements |
HB2378 | C | dispensing opticians; repeal of regulation |
HB2385 | C | schools; accounting; budgeting; reporting |
HB2417 | P* | signatures; electronic transactions; blockchain technology |
HB2440 | P* | state fleet; inventory reduction |
HB2492 | P* | jobs; incentives; credits; grants |
HB2499 | P* | facilities relocation; public utility easements |
HB2504 | C | public accommodation; disability; discrimination; sanctions |
HB2528 | C | index exemptions; unused tax credits |
HCR2010 | C | application; Article V convention |
HCR2021 | C | suicide prevention month |
HR2001 | P* | welcoming the Ultimate Fighting Championship |
HR2003 | C | Arizona aerospace day |
SB1108 | C | cash assistance; children |
SB1337 | C | industrial hemp; licensing |
SB1366 | C | peace officer; victim; aggravating factor |
SB1449 | C | child; family advocacy center; appropriation. |
SCR1006 | C | death resolution; M. Lee Allison |
SCR1007 | C | death resolution; John Hays |
SCR1008 | C | death resolution; Rick Lavis |
SCR1034 | C | death resolution; Eleanor Ann Day |