Session:

House Member

Personal Information:
Home City:
Occupation:
Member Since: 2017

State Representative Mitzi Epstein represents our community full time, with a caring, collaborative, positive approach. She is a computer systems analyst who has worked for multi-national companies including Olin Brass, and Citicorp. She owns a very small business called, Custom Language Training.

Public education is the heart of Mitzi's vocation. She has co-founded local and statewide coalitions of parents, teachers, retirees, and business leaders to advocate for high quality public education. She served as a Kyrene School Board member from 2005-2008.

In 2016 Mitzi was elected to the State House of Representatives. She is the Ranking Member on the Ways and Means Committee, and serves on the Commerce Committee, where her analytical and business skills are an asset to the teamwork in the House of Representatives.

In 2017, she established the "Neighbors Council" an open, public group that meets monthly to work on solving problems and making opportunities for the people of Arizona.

Rep. Epstein stands on the principle that every solution is better when it is developed with a wide range of perspectives at the table.

Sponsored Bills

Bill NumberSponsor TypeShort/NOW Title
HB2064CCTEDs; 9th grade; workforce need
HB2154Cprivate prison security officers; certification
HB2155Cprivate prison contractors; public records
HB2160Cunlawful securing; firearm; minors.
HB2184CEnglish language learners; instruction; budgeting..
HB2186Cschool meals; unpaid fees
HB2204Cemployers; employee salary history; prohibitions
HB2205Cwage disclosure; employee rights
HB2208Cearly ballots; affidavit; collection
HB2209Cearly ballot collection; limitations; repeal
HB2210Ccampaign finance; covered transfers; disclosure
HB2211Cvoting centers; board of supervisors
HB2212Cballot measure circulators; challenges
HB2213Crepetitive offenders; strike prior felony
HB2215Cautomatic voter registration; licenses; IDs
HB2219Cresults-based funding; schools; repeal; appropriation
HB2220Ccharter schools; auditors; requirement
HB2221Ccharter school board members; conflicts
HB2222Ccharter schools; procurement requirements
HB2224Cprocurement; Arizona bidders; preference
HB2248Cfirearm sales; transfers; background checks.
HB2249Cmental health; injunction; firearm possession
HB2310Cschool procurement; lowest bidder; repeal
HB2311Cincorrect arrest; record clearance
(NOW: record clearance; incorrect arrest)
HB2312Cappropriation; coordinated homeless youth services
HB2335Cstudent loan servicers; licensure
HB2337Cfamily planning; grant distribution; repeal
HB2338Cappropriation; financial aid trust fund
HB2339Cappropriation; affordable housing
HB2341Cballot measures; descriptive title; summary
HB2344Ccriminal responsibility; gender identity; expression
HB2345Ccredit security freezes; timing
HB2346Cretirement systems; investment fees; disclosures
HB2352Cschools; immunizations; registered nurses; posting
HB2361Csentencing; repetitive offenders
(NOW: tourism; sporting event; promotion; marketing)
HB2362Cexpungement; arrest; conviction; sentencing records
HB2380P*residential pesticide misting systems; prohibition
HB2381Ccrime reporting; gender identity; expression
HB2388P*charter schools; financial records
HB2389P*auditor general; charter schools
HB2390Cstate parks; heritage fund; lottery
HB2392Cenergy measuring; reporting; prohibition; repeal
HB2398Cappropriation; lead screening; charter schools
HB2413Cappropriation; drug research and development
HB2417Cappropriations; community colleges; Pima; Maricopa
HB2426Cstate employees; paid family leave
HB2431P*Arizona online instruction; cost study
HB2436Cchild care assistance; appropriation
HB2497Csingle use plastics; recyclables; fee
HB2499Cappropriation; Navajo veterans housing assistance
HB2511Cstudent loan ombudsman; loan servicers
HB2529Cdiaper changing stations; public restrooms
HB2558Cstatewide ADA coordinator; appropriation
HB2567Cprobation; monthly fee determination
HB2568Cprecinct committeemen; redesignation
HB2570Cstudy committee; murdered indigenous women.
HB2583P*internal revenue code; conformity
HB2621Cinsurance; study; reinsurance programs; appropriation
HB2624CDCS; investigation; schools; children; disabilities
HB2630Cfreshwater ecosystems; ecological water; survey.
HB2632Cteacher recruitment and retention
HB2644Ckinship foster care; provisional license
HB2645Cappropriations; early childhood; block grants
HB2646Cdepartment of agriculture; application review
(NOW: commerce authority; application review)
HB2651Ccharter school governance; meetings; records
HB2655Cschools; unfunded mandates; prohibition
HB2664P*balloon requirements; release prohibition
HB2665Chealth care institutions; education; abuse
HB2666Cmandatory reporting; vulnerable adults; penalties
HB2691Cappropriation; rollover; additional assistance
HB2702CTPT; marketplace facilitators; nexus
HB2709CCTEDs; nonprofits; private postsecondary institutions
HB2714Cappropriations; universities; resident tuition.
HB2730P*joint legislative education funding committee
HCR2016Cmarriage requirement; repeal
HCR2030Cratification of equal rights amendment. . .
HCR2033Cclimate change; supporting management.
HCR2035COfficer Clayton Townsend; death resolution
HCR2036Ctax expenditures; rates; supermajority vote
HCR2037Ccampaign finance; disclosure; source
HCR2038Cincome tax; education
SB1253Cstudy committee; murdered indigenous women
SB1461Cindependent activities; neglect; prohibition
SB1468Cschools; suicide prevention training
SB1493Coversight committee; residential care; children
SB1542Celectricity; gas; disconnection prohibited
SCR1009Cratification of equal rights amendment..