Committee | Position | Minutes | Agendas |
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Education | Member | Click here | Click here |
Ways and Means | Member | Click here | Click here |
Personal Information: | |
Home City: Laveen Occupation: Managing Director, Education Non-Profit Member Since: 2015 |
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Arizona State Representative Reginald Bolding is an educator, community leader and social entrepreneur. Bolding, a first generation college student, is an outstanding scholar in both education and justice studies. After graduating at the top of his class from the University of Cincinnati, where he earned an undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice and International Security, Bolding turned down a full ride-law school scholarship to become a Special Education teacher in South Phoenix to teach underserved youth. Growing up in an underserved neighborhood himself, Bolding understood firsthand the obstacles and barriers faced by youth and families in these communities and wanted to help create change. He launched a non-profit organization to provide students from low-income communities access to internships and workforce development training at top companies and organizations in Arizona. Representative Bolding was first elected to the Arizona House of Representatives in 2014, followed by his re-election in 2016. Bolding serves as the ranking member on the Arizona House Education Committee and also sits on the Ways & Means Committee. Bolding has established himself as one of the most respected legislators in the chamber working to help pass legislation focused on education, business, criminal justice and civil rights issues. Bolding has been a leading advocate fighting for issues directly impacting Arizona communities. Representative Bolding helped launch an initiative to provide veterans an opportunity and pathway to serve as teachers in Arizona classrooms. Additionally, he was named with the "2017 Legislative Leadership" award by the Arizona Community Action Association for his role in helping to protect vulnerable Arizonans from the pay day loan industry's expansion in the state. Nationally, Bolding is Vice Chair of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators (Western Region). He is also the Chair of the Arizona Black Legislative Caucus. Moreover, Bolding is the Founder & Board Chairman of the Arizona Coalition for Change, a community engagement organization focused on increasing civic engagement throughout the state. Representative Bolding has been named to the Phoenix Business Journal's 40 under 40 list, the Arizona Republic listed him as "one of 13 individuals poised to change Arizona", and he has also been named as a "Champion of Education" by the Arizona School Administrators Association. Bolding sits on the board of directors for the ChildrenÂ’s Museum of Phoenix, Leading For Change, and The State of Black Arizona. Bolding lives in Phoenix with his wife Cymone and their daughter Faith. |
Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
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HB2018 | P* | schools; suspensions and expulsions |
HB2069 | P* | private prisons; contracts; termination |
HB2070 | P* | schools; poverty foster neglect weight |
HB2071 | P* | rear-facing car seats |
HB2072 | P* | criminal; arrest records; erasure |
HB2073 | P* | juveniles; court jurisdiction; age |
HB2074 | P* | juveniles; natural life sentence; repeal |
HB2075 | P* | order of protection; extension; hearing |
HB2076 | P* | state highway work zones; accidents |
HB2096 | P* | pupils; unpaid school meal fees. |
HB2100 | C | medical marijuana; identification cards; expiration |
HB2101 | C | medical assistance requests; evidence; mitigation |
HB2102 | C | end-of-life decisions; terminally ill |
HB2137 | C | DOR; auditors and collectors; appropriation |
HB2139 | C | experienced teacher retention pilot program |
HB2141 | C | charter schools; lunches; national acts |
HB2176 | C | consular identification cards; permitted use |
HB2177 | C | appropriation; coordinated homeless youth services |
HB2199 | C | medical marijuana; patient cards; fee |
HB2200 | C | appropriation; child care subsidy program |
HB2201 | C | appropriation; opioid antagonists; distribution |
HB2213 | C | appropriation; lead screening; child care |
HB2214 | C | WQARF; appropriation |
HB2215 | C | veterinary medical examining board; continuation |
HB2217 | C | TPT; diapers; formula; feminine hygiene |
HB2218 | C | contraception; cost sharing prohibition |
HB2220 | C | motor vehicle title loans; prohibition |
HB2221 | C | family planning; grant distribution; repeal |
HB2222 | C | feminine hygiene products; requirements; appropriation |
HB2223 | C | appropriation; financial aid trust fund |
HB2224 | C | employers; employee salary history; prohibitions |
HB2226 | C | student loan servicers; licensure |
HB2227 | C | abortion; religious employers; contraception; repeal. |
HB2231 | C | TANF; child only cases |
HB2232 | C | TANF; sanctions |
HB2233 | C | appropriation; 2020 census; outreach |
HB2234 | C | veterans; mental health courts; establishment |
HB2262 | C | condominiums; termination; appraisals |
HB2292 | C | freeze; STO aggregate credit cap |
HB2293 | C | STOs; administrative cost allocation |
HB2294 | C | STO credit cap; growth trigger |
HB2296 | C | STO scholarships; means testing |
HB2297 | C | STO scholarships; beneficiary recommendations. |
HB2298 | C | STO scholarships; student transfers |
HB2303 | C | sentencing; drug offenses; repetitive offenders |
HB2345 | C | public postsecondary education; loan information |
HB2350 | C | JTEDs; 9th grade; workforce need |
HB2352 | C | appropriation; lead screening; charter schools |
HB2353 | C | state employment; applicants; wage history |
HB2354 | C | state law; local violations; repeal |
HB2358 | C | charter school board members; conflicts |
HB2359 | C | appropriations; primary care loan repayment |
HB2361 | C | schools; prohibited courses; repeal |
HB2362 | C | law enforcement ordered vehicle tows |
HB2364 | C | charter schools; procurement requirements |
HB2365 | C | charter school governance; meetings; records |
HB2373 | C | classroom teacher supply assistance |
HB2374 | C | appropriation; teacher certification |
HB2375 | C | Arizona teacher academy; appropriation |
HB2418 | C | campaign finance; covered transfers; disclosure |
HB2419 | C | memorial; buffalo soldiers |
HB2420 | C | veterans' services; benefits counselors; appropriation |
HB2421 | C | national guard; employment rights |
HB2423 | C | railroad crew requirements |
HB2424 | C | procurement; veterans; Arizona bidders; preference |
HB2425 | C | TPT; digital goods; additional tax |
HB2427 | C | release conditions; pretrial release program |
HB2428 | C | postsecondary education; residents; financial aid |
HB2429 | C | public works contracts; prevailing wage |
HB2430 | C | release after acquittal; dismissed charges |
HB2431 | C | PSPRS; normal retirement; employee contributions |
HB2436 | C | overtime pay. |
HB2437 | C | employment omnibus |
HB2438 | P* | drug addiction treatment; county programs |
HB2440 | C | VLT exemption; veteran amputees |
HB2441 | C | children's health insurance program; modifications |
HB2443 | C | medical services purchase; premiums |
HB2445 | C | repeal; right to work |
HB2451 | C | diaper changing stations; public restrooms |
HB2452 | C | schools; corporal punishment; prohibition |
HB2453 | C | mitigation monies; school bus fleets |
HB2462 | C | employment; housing; public accommodations; antidiscrimination. |
HB2463 | C | state finance review; task force |
HB2465 | C | family leave |
HB2470 | C | voting rights; restoration; felonies.. |
HB2475 | C | appropriation; Arizona national guard; tuition |
HB2477 | C | high school mathematics; proficiency; notification |
HB2487 | C | ADOT licenses; authorized presence repeal |
HB2488 | C | coordinated homeless youth services; appropriation |
HB2492 | C | driver licenses; gender selection |
HB2493 | C | call center relocation; notice; penalty |
HB2495 | C | appropriation; Hopi route 60 construction. |
HB2517 | C | misclassification; tax fraud; task force |
HB2541 | C | health insurance; contraceptives |
HB2559 | C | appropriations; community colleges; Pima; Maricopa |
HB2567 | C | textbooks; representation; disabilities; sexual orientation |
HB2570 | C | domestic violence; households; treatment programs |
HB2575 | P* | license; nonoperating identification; homeless veterans |
HB2576 | P* | peace officer database; disciplinary actions |
HB2581 | C | ecological water; program; fund. |
HB2582 | C | death certificates; gender |
HB2584 | C | critical health information; emergency responders |
HB2606 | P* | law enforcement; deadly force; investigations |
HCM2001 | C | NAFTA; renegotiation; support |
HCM2003 | C | deported veterans; medical treatment |
HCM2009 | C | climate change. |
HCR2011 | C | ratification; equal rights amendment |
HCR2013 | C | public programs; citizens; repeal |
HCR2020 | C | campaign finance; disclosure; source |
HCR2025 | C | marriage requirement; repeal |
HCR2030 | C | veterans; missing remains |
HCR2038 | C | maternal mental health |
HCR2040 | C | military service; honoring Bruce Williams |
HCR2041 | C | honoring Native American veterans |
HR2001 | C | Robert Rene Robles; death resolution |
SB1377 | C | dental therapy; licensure; regulation |
SB1390 | C | TPT; additional rate; education. |
SB1420 | C | medical marijuana; inspection; testing; appropriation |
SB1445 | C | AHCCCS; dental care; pregnant women |
SCM1012 | C | Nogales wastewater fairness act |