Committee | Position | Minutes | Agendas |
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Judiciary | Member | Click here | Click here |
Land, Agriculture & Rural Affairs | Member | Click here | Click here |
Personal Information: | |
Home City: Laveen Occupation: Small Business Owner Member Since: 2019 |
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Diego Rodriguez lives in Laveen and is the father of two kids, a daughter, age 15 and a son who is age 5. Diego has devoted his professional career to fighting for equity and justice for all in Arizona. The grandson of farm workers and son of a single mother, Diego made his way from Casper, Wyoming to the University of Notre Dame, where he earned his undergraduate degree in Finance. In 1992, he arrived in Arizona for law school and upon graduation, immediately entered into public service as a prosecutor for the Pima County Attorney's misdemeanor unit. He spent 4 years in that office and during that time he gained a wealth of experience as a felony, violent crimes and homicide prosecutor. His work as a prosecutor in the criminal justice system taught him many lessons about the struggles of everyday working families and the harm a substandard education can do a child's future. His passion for LD27 stems from his belief that earning a seat in the state legislature is a great way to fight for working families, public education and school safety at this critical time in our history. In 2008, Diego started his own law firm, specializing in criminal defense and personal injury cases. As a father, and small business owner, Diego understands the importance of fully funded, safe schools are to our community. He understands that working families need a voice to stand up for them in our state legislature, so all of our kids can have the chance to live the American dream no matter where they went to school or what part of town they may have grown up in. Diego is an ardent supporter of public education, a livable wage so that our working families do not have to work two or 3 jobs to support their families, criminal justice reform in order to invest more money into mental health good schools instead of private prisons that only hurt our economic growth and providing good paying jobs. Diego is ready to create this progressive vision for our families to create a thriving and prosperous Arizona. |
Bill Number | Sponsor Type | Short/NOW Title |
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HB2261 | C | prisoners; health; training; visitation; rules |
HB2270 | C | medical services; purchase; study committee |
HB2271 | C | AHCCCS; pregnant women; eligibility |
HB2272 | C | consumer credit; military; federal law |
HB2273 | C | eligibility; children's health insurance program |
HB2337 | C | wage disclosure; employee rights |
HB2338 | C | employers; employee salary history; prohibitions |
HB2340 | C | student loan servicers; licensure |
HB2341 | C | income tax; credits; subtractions |
HB2342 | C | recalls; city elections; signatures required |
HB2343 | C | voting centers; board of supervisors |
HB2344 | C | early voting; weekend hours |
HB2345 | C | early ballot collection; limitations; repeal. |
HB2347 | C | earned income; tax credit |
HB2445 | C | lawn equipment emissions reduction program |
HB2496 | C | climate change; state plan |
HB2497 | C | appropriations; child care subsidy |
HB2498 | C | battery storage technology; grants; appropriation |
HB2499 | C | small business grants; appropriation |
HB2500 | C | youth entrepreneurship; pilot program; appropriation |
HB2511 | C | auto title loans; title; interest |
HB2512 | C | medical services; purchase; premiums |
HB2513 | C | oversight committee; residential care; children |
HB2527 | C | Arizona community college promise scholarships |
HB2528 | C | distributed generation; public power entities |
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 |
HB2557 | P* | schools; drug violations; reporting options. |
HB2558 | P* | sentencing; historical prior felony convictions |
HB2563 | C | AHCCCS; redetermination; documentation |
HB2564 | C | children's health insurance; waiting period |
HB2571 | C | child care assistance; tiered reimbursement |
HB2572 | C | state law; local violations; repeal |
HB2573 | C | landlord; tenant; fee disclosure; waiver |
HB2574 | C | appropriation; healthy families program |
HB2581 | C | firearms dealers; firearms transfers; requirements |
HB2582 | C | firearm; ammunition storage; civil penalty |
HB2583 | C | firearm transfers; domestic violence offenses |
HB2586 | C | peace officers; cameras; recordings; disclosures. |
HB2587 | C | motor vehicle title loans; prohibition. |
HB2588 | C | driver licenses; foster youth |
HB2589 | C | rear-facing car seats |
HB2590 | C | day of racial healing; observed |
HB2591 | C | peace officers; liability; unlawful act |
HB2608 | C | AHCCCS work requirement; repeal |
HB2611 | C | motor vehicle title loans |
HB2613 | C | ballot measure amendments |
HB2646 | C | firearm transfers; domestic violence offenses. |
HB2647 | C | schools; sex education instruction. |
HB2675 | C | appropriations; medical workforce development |
HB2676 | C | appropriation; community health grants |
HB2703 | C | technology-based school readiness pilot program |
HB2704 | C | schools; instruction; Native American experience |
HB2705 | C | schools; dress codes; graduation ceremonies |
HB2706 | C | appropriation; veterans' services; benefits counselors |
HB2713 | C | release credits; prisoners |
HCR2027 | C | campaign finance; source disclosure |
HM2001 | C | military sexual assault; service members |
SB1188 | C | results-based funding; repeal; special education |
SB1189 | C | special education; group B weights. |
SB1190 | C | price gouging; abnormal market disruptions |
SB1420 | C | schools; universities; consular identification cards |
SCR1013 | C | equal rights; equal protection |