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Home City: Yuma Occupation: Member Since: 2018 |
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State Representative Tim Dunn was first appointed to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2018 to represent the people of Legislative District 13, which covers the areas of Yuma, Buckeye, El Mirage, Glendale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Surprise, Wellton, and Wickenburg. A lifelong resident of Yuma, Rep. Dunn operates a family-run business, Dunn Grain Co Inc, which specializes in selling grains and exporting crops like garbanzo beans, black-eyed peas, Sudan grass, and wheat. He was named 2017 Arizona Farm Bureau "Farmer of the Year." Having been raised on a farm, Rep. Dunn has always had the desire to grow things and be innovative in business. a University of Arizona graduate with a BS in Agronomy, Dunn took his experiences growing up on a farm and brought them together with his schooling to take on new entrepreneurial enterprises. A lifelong Republican, Rep. Dunn has proudly served as a Precinct Committeeman. He has also been an active voice on county issues related to agriculture. In 1999, the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce awarded him "Agricultural Person of the Year." Rep. Dunn was also appointed by the governor to the Arizona Department of Agriculture Advisory Board from 2006-2011 and served as Chairman in 2009. In addition to his service on this board, he served on various state and national committees from 1999 to 2015. He is also a part of the Project Central Class of XI and Recipient of "Outstanding Leadership Award for Public Policy" 2009, as well as the 2009 Hear of Yuma Nominee. Rep. Dunn still resides in his hometown of Yuma, along with his wife Eileen, and sons Kirk, 25 and Timothy Ty, 22. They are active in their church community, with Rep. Dunn having been a founding board member Champion Christian Church, where he has served as an officer since 2003. Representative Dunn’s older son, Kirk, works on the farm in Yuma, and his younger son Ty has enlisted in the Air Force and is starting boot camp in 2018. |
Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
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HB2078 | P* | groundwater; waterlogged area exemption; date |
HB2079 | P* | conservation districts; water; invasive vegetation |
HB2080 | P* | agricultural employment relations board; continuation |
HB2081 | P* | Arizona department of agriculture; continuation |
HB2091 | P* | water resources annual report |
HB2092 | P* | rulemaking review; time frame |
HB2109 | C | bingo; conduct; licenses |
HB2110 | C | civil penalties; traffic; mitigation; restitution (NOW: civil penalties; mitigation; restitution) |
HB2111 | C | 2nd amendment; unenforceable federal laws |
HB2127 | C | appropriation; state parks; heritage fund |
HB2128 | C | state licensing; fee waiver |
HB2129 | C | rodeo special plates |
HB2153 | P* | renewable energy storage equipment; valuation |
HB2169 | P* | appropriation; tourism; dude ranches; promotion |
HB2172 | P* | wireless providers; authority; applicability |
HB2173 | C | commercial driver licenses; renewal time |
HB2175 | P* | schools; residency documentation; policies |
HB2176 | P* | taxpayer confidentiality; disclosure; penalty |
HB2241 | C | schools; instruction; Holocaust; genocides |
HB2257 | P* | technical correction; boating rules |
HB2259 | C | common school districts; unification; budget |
HB2280 | C | schools; expenditure limit; overrides |
HB2288 | P* | appropriation; military installation projects |
HB2289 | P* | citrus research council; fee increase |
HB2290 | C | health care institutions; accreditation; inspections. |
HB2299 | P* | DHS; long-term care facility surveyors |
HB2300 | P* | group homes; monitoring; appropriation |
HB2309 | C | violent; disorderly assembly; public order |
HB2310 | C | municipalities; counties; law enforcement budgets (NOW: executive orders; review; attorney general) |
HB2372 | P* | agricultural operations; nuisance; liability |
HB2373 | P* | voter registration groups; forms; identifiers (NOW: expenditure limitation; community colleges) |
HB2374 | P* | additional wagering facilities; cap; removal |
HB2375 | P* | empowering today's youth special plates. |
HB2376 | P* | class 2 property; guest ranches |
HB2377 | P* | technical correction; nuisance; nonconforming eggs |
HB2378 | P* | ranked choice voting; presidential preference |
HB2379 | P* | appropriation; southern border region enforcement |
HB2392 | C | AHCCCS; graduate medical education; reimbursement |
HB2400 | C | municipal ordinances; posting |
HB2408 | P* | appropriation; agencies on aging; ombudsman |
HB2409 | P* | adult protective services; audit; appropriation |
HB2422 | C | patients' bill of rights |
HB2438 | C | commerce authority; career landscape information |
HB2445 | P* | lawn equipment emissions reduction program |
HB2446 | P* | escrow accounts; manufactured homes; requirements |
HB2456 | C | Colorado River fourth priority water |
HB2529 | P* | early ballots; address; return (NOW: address; return; early ballots) |
HB2531 | C | AHCCCS; eligibility determination |
HB2532 | C | emotional abuse; vulnerable adults |
HB2533 | C | statewide ADA coordinator; appropriation |
HB2534 | C | health care institutions; education; abuse |
HB2535 | C | mandatory reporting; vulnerable adults; penalties |
HB2537 | C | AHCCCS; outpatient services |
HB2538 | C | supported decision-making; supporter obligations |
HB2551 | C | misconduct involving weapons; public places |
HB2552 | C | criminal damage; monuments; memorials; statues |
HB2560 | P* | removal; permanent early voting list |
HB2561 | P* | psychologists; licensure requirements |
HB2565 | C | area agencies on aging; appropriation |
HB2569 | C | elections; private funding; prohibition |
HB2570 | C | licenses; pandemics; revocation prohibition |
HB2648 | C | religious services; essential services |
HB2649 | C | computer data centers; tax incentives |
HB2668 | C | nutrition assistance; benefit match; appropriation. |
HB2669 | C | appropriation; elementary school district |
HB2706 | C | appropriation; veterans' services; benefits counselors |
HB2737 | C | corporation commission actions; investigation |
HB2749 | P* | appropriation; Camelback Road widening. |
HB2760 | P* | military installation fund; property conveyance. (NOW: contractors; qualifying party; liability) |
HB2770 | C | mask mandates; business exception |
HB2787 | C | occupational regulation; good character; definition |
HB2798 | C | early voting procedures; signature cards |
HB2799 | C | voter registration rolls; electioneering |
HB2801 | C | rural counties; transient lodging tax |
HB2808 | C | appropriation; rural broadband grants |
HB2809 | C | marijuana; advertising; labeling; signage; sale |
HB2834 | P* | economic development; project certification |
HB2838 | C | income tax; partnerships; S corporations |
HCM2004 | P* | floodwater harvesting; study; urging Congress |
HCR2002 | C | supreme court; maintain nine members |
HCR2016 | P* | initiatives; supermajority vote requirement |
HCR2021 | C | electoral college; supporting |
HCR2023 | C | elections; state authority; infringement; opposition |
HCR2032 | C | government orders; protection; withdrawal; prohibition |
HCR2035 | C | Washington, D.C.; statehood; opposition |
HCR2036 | C | clean air act; agriculture; exemption |
HM2001 | C | military sexual assault; service members |
HR2017 | C | Tommie Rae Martin; death resolution |
SB1158 | C | schools; seizure management; treatment plans |
SB1465 | C | appropriation; Camelback Road widening |
SB1514 | C | appropriation; emergency shelter beds; seniors (NOW: emergency shelter beds; seniors) |