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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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HB2023 | C | electronic ballot images; public record |
HB2101 | C | electric energy; reliability; public policy |
HB2182 | C | livestock assistance program; infrastructure projects |
HB2183 | C | fire insurance; flooding; wildfires (NOW: wildfires; flooding; fire insurance) |
HB2315 | C | schools; materials; posting required |
HB2316 | C | misconduct involving weapons; public places |
HB2386 | C | health care institutions; education; abuse |
HB2387 | C | minimum staff ratios; nursing homes |
HB2388 | C | nursing homes; advisory council |
HB2389 | P | rulemaking review; time frame |
HB2390 | P | water resources annual report |
HB2391 | P | technical correction; bingo license; transfer (NOW: video services providers; enforcement; jurisdiction) |
HB2392 | P | technical correction; agricultural extension |
HB2393 | P | adult protective services; audit; appropriation |
HB2394 | P | group homes; monitoring; appropriation |
HB2395 | P | career technical education; fund; grants |
HB2396 | P | appropriations; greater Arizona transportation projects |
HB2397 | P | emotional abuse; vulnerable adults |
HB2398 | P | Arizona dude ranches; historic designation (NOW: dude ranches; heritage trail program) |
HB2399 | P | cosmetologists; hairstylists; licenses; hours |
HB2400 | P | TPT; exemption; agricultural equipment |
HB2437 | C | Arizona beekeepers special plates |
HB2438 | C | massage therapists; fingerprinting; website information (NOW: massage therapists; fingerprinting) |
HB2452 | C | antidiscrimination; employment; vaccination status |
HB2453 | C | governmental entities; mask requirement; prohibition |
HB2454 | C | statutory conformity; property tax exemptions |
HB2455 | C | incorporation; urban areas |
HB2469 | C | early ballots; polling place; tabulation |
HB2470 | C | appropriation; Ganado School Loop Road. |
HB2472 | C | businesses; firearms; unlawful acts |
HB2473 | C | firearms; contracts; prohibited practices |
HB2474 | C | refusing treatment; right; requirements |
HB2475 | C | employers; COVID-19 vaccine mandate; prohibition |
HB2478 | C | illegally paid public monies; recovery |
HB2480 | C | vehicle serial numbers; removal; restoration |
HB2528 | C | area agencies on aging; appropriation |
HB2560 | P | appropriation; DWR; water efficiency projects (NOW: group homes; monitoring; reporting; appropriation) |
HB2597 | C | schools; pledge; quiet reflection |
HB2614 | C | schools; communications; public receipt option |
HB2615 | C | youth music and art special plates |
HB2616 | C | mask mandates; minors; parental consent |
HB2617 | C | voter registration; cancellations; causes |
HB2632 | C | civics test; passing score |
HB2633 | C | hospitalizations; family visitation |
HB2636 | C | appropriation; retention; certified peace officers |
HB2637 | C | divestment; K-12; abortion; explicit material (NOW: government investments; products; fiduciaries; plans) |
HB2647 | C | child services; abuse reporting; jurisdiction |
HB2649 | P | concurrent jurisdiction; Yuma proving ground |
HB2651 | C | appropriation; Cesar Chavez Boulevard. |
HB2656 | C | certain affiliations; banks; prohibition |
HB2657 | C | forced labor; manufactured goods |
HB2671 | C | appropriation; WQARF; treated recycled wastewater |
HB2672 | C | common school districts; unification; budget |
HB2691 | C | health care workforce; grant programs |
HB2696 | C | mandatory sentences; children; trafficking; smuggling |
HB2751 | C | supported decision-making; supporter obligations |
HB2780 | C | voter lists; images; voting records (NOW: voting; images; records; contests; audits) |
HB2786 | C | voter registrations; ballot requests; source (NOW: voting; registration; drop boxes; prohibition) |
HB2808 | C | schools; operation; improvements |
HB2853 | C | Arizona empowerment scholarship accounts; appropriation |
HB2854 | C | K-12; school finance; weights |
HB2873 | C | water infrastructure financing; supply; augmentation. |
HCM2003 | C | Indian boarding schools; urging investigation. |
HCM2009 | C | department of agriculture; additional offices |
HCR2001 | C | racial discrimination; public education |
HCR2014 | P | initiative; referendum; signatures; legislative districts |
HCR2015 | P | initiatives; supermajority vote; requirement |
HCR2018 | C | judges; merit selection; population |
HCR2028 | C | minimum law enforcement expenditure amount |
HCR2042 | C | death resolution; Jimmie Muñoz, Sr. |
SB1192 | C | appropriation; Interstate 10; vehicle lanes |
SB1652 | C | appropriation; Jackrabbit Trail improvement |
SB1653 | C | lifetime injunction; crime victim |
SB1654 | C | schools; seizure management; treatment plans |