Session:

House Member

Personal Information:
Home City: Kingman
Occupation: Dentist
Member Since: 2015

I have been a resident of Kingman Arizona. for 21 years after graduating with a D.D.S. degree from Case Western Reserve University in 1993. I currently own two dental practices in Kingman. I have raised two daughters in our community, both attended public schools and ASU. My husband Jim was born and raised in Arizona. and graduated from ASU.

I have served our community for the last 21 years. The most recent was legislative liaison for the Chamber of Commerce. I served 1994 to 2004 as a board member and President in 2003. I also served committees within the school district and city. My legislative background began years before my presidency as the Arizona Dental Association in 2009. I have chaired our Council on Government Affairs for Arizona. for six years and currently with the ADA.

The last six years have been the most difficult economic time in my life and I think my family is a good representation of most families. I moved to Arizona. to work hard for my family as well as hunt, recreate, and enjoy the amenities that our beautiful state has to offer. The government and the regulatory agents want to economically hurt us and take away the lifestyle that we love in Arizona. The ACA, immigration reform, and proposed EPA regulations are all examples of this.

As your State representative, I have and will work to restore our state's economic and cultural vibrancy as well as the lifestyle we have all worked so hard to maintain.

Sponsored Bills

Bill NumberSponsor TypeShort/NOW Title
HB2001P*technical correction; vehicle accident report
(NOW: productivity; collective bargaining; state preemption)
HB2002P*technical correction; air pollution; permits
HB2003P*technical correction; legal opinions; schools
HB2004P*technical correction; workers' compensation; investigation
HB2005P*technical correction; health services; fees
HB2098P*psychiatric assessment; nurse practitioners; reporting
HB2099P*municipalities; membership dues; limit
HB2100P*health information organizations; confidentiality; data.
HB2101Celectric energy; reliability; public policy
HB2112Cclassroom instruction; race; ethnicity; sex
HB2144P*health insurance coverage; biomarker testing
HB2155P*health information organizations; research; disclosures
HB2156P*pharmacy board; information change requirement
(NOW: tax credits; motion picture credits)
HB2157P*supplemental appropriations; community-based services
HB2358Csexual assault survivor rights
HB2374P*acute care services; pilot program
HB2375P*urban revenue sharing; public safety
HB2436Cstatewide ADA coordinator; appropriation
HB2438Cmassage therapists; fingerprinting; website information
(NOW: massage therapists; fingerprinting)
HB2449Ccare facilities; clergy visitation
HB2472Cbusinesses; firearms; unlawful acts
HB2473Cfirearms; contracts; prohibited practices
HB2478Cillegally paid public monies; recovery
HB2510P*rural management areas
HB2512P*Colorado River water; local communities
HB2528Carea agencies on aging; appropriation
HB2551P*children's health insurance program; redetermination
HB2597Cschools; pledge; quiet reflection
HB2614Cschools; communications; public receipt option
HB2616Cmask mandates; minors; parental consent
HB2617Cvoter registration; cancellations; causes
HB2632Ccivics test; passing score
HB2635Chealth care workers; assault; prevention
(NOW: breast implant surgery; informed consent)
HB2636Cappropriation; retention; certified peace officers
HB2637Cdivestment; K-12; abortion; explicit material
(NOW: government investments; products; fiduciaries; plans)
HB2651Cappropriation; Cesar Chavez Boulevard.
HB2656Ccertain affiliations; banks; prohibition
HB2661P*rural management areas; water
HB2662P*prohibitions; digital application distribution platforms
HB2676Cappropriations; Lake Havasu City; bridge
HB2677Crural groundwater projects; list
HB2678P*state broadband office
HB2684P*full-time legislature; salary; subsistence
HB2696Cmandatory sentences; children; trafficking; smuggling
HB2697Cmisdemeanor expungement; requirements; procedure
HB2700Ccondominiums; planned communities; amendments
HB2749P*TPT; prime contracting; exemption; alterations
HB2780Cvoter lists; images; voting records
(NOW: voting; images; records; contests; audits)
HB2841PZ*general appropriations act; 2022-2023
HB2842PZ*amusements; 2022-2023
HB2843PZ*state budget implementation; 2022-2023
HB2844PZ*capital outlay; appropriations; 2022-2023
HB2845PZ*2022-2023 budget; courts
HB2846PZ*environment; 2022-2023
HB2847PZ*2022-2023 budget; health
HB2848PZ*higher education; 2022-2023
HB2849PZ*human services; 2022-2023
HB2850PZ*2022-2023 budget; K-12 education
HB2851PZ*local government; 2022-2023
HB2852PZ*management of state buildings; 2022-2023
HB2853CArizona empowerment scholarship accounts; appropriation
HB2854CK-12; school finance; weights
HB2855PZ*amusements; 2022-2023
HB2856PZ*automation; 2022-2023
HB2857PZ*state budget implementation; 2022-2023
HB2858PZ*capital outlay; appropriations; 2022-2023
HB2859PZ*courts; 2022-2023
HB2860PZ*criminal justice; 2022-2023
HB2861PZ*environment; 2022-2023
HB2862PZ*general appropriations act; 2022-2023
HB2863PZ*health care; 2022-2023
HB2864PZ*higher education; 2022-2023
HB2865PZ*human services; 2022-2023
HB2866PZ*K-12 education; 2022-2023
HB2867PZ*local government; 2022-2023
HB2868PZ*state buildings; management; 2022-2023
HB2869PZ*procurement; 2022-2023
HB2870PZ*public retirement systems; 2022-2023
HB2871PZ*tax; revisions; distributions; 2022-2023
HB2872PZ*transportation; 2022-2023
HCM2003CIndian boarding schools; urging investigation.
HCR2019P*Arizona's get outdoors initiative
HCR2028Cminimum law enforcement expenditure amount
HCR2029P*full-time legislature; compensation; effective dates
HCR2031P*employee benefits; compensation; state preemption
HCR2040COlivia Cajero Bedford; death resolution
HCR2042Cdeath resolution; Jimmie Muñoz, Sr.
SB1708Cmotion picture production; tax credits