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State Representative Gail Griffin represents Legislative District 14 in the Arizona House of Representatives. District 14 includes portions of 4 counties; Cochise, Graham, Greenlee, and Pima.

Gail Griffin is currently serving as a member of the House of Representatives and serves as the Chairman of the Natural Resources, Energy and Water Committee, Vice Chairman of the Federal Relations Committee, and as a member of the Military and Veterans Affairs, Health and Human Services, and the Governor's Water Augmentation, Innovation and Conservation Council committees.

She has also served on the Water Banking Authority, the Water Protection Fund, and many other committees of interest.

Gail Griffin served in the Arizona State Senate and has been involved in issues at the local, state, and federal level for many years. She believes in a smaller, smarter government, less taxes, personal responsibility, protection of property rights, and in the free enterprise system. Representative Griffin will continue to fight to get education dollars into the classroom for students and teachers, for Veteran's issues, for transparency in government, and will continue to challenge federal overreach, and support States Rights and our Constitution.

Gail has received many awards for her service which includes “Senator of the Year” from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), “Legislator of the Year” from Arizona Rural Health Association and from the Arizona Mining Association.

Gail's activities and memberships include: Arizona Farm Bureau, Arizona Cattle Growers Association, Natural Resource Conservation Districts (NRCD), Arizona/New Mexico Coalition of Counties, Realtor's Association (Local, State, and National), Arizona Historical Society, and Sierra Vista Elks Lodge (2065). She has also been volunteering annually for the past 15 years with Girl's State.

Gail is a Real Estate Broker (40 + years) at Sierra Vista Realty and lives in Cochise County.

Sponsored Bills

Bill NumberSponsor TypeShort/NOW Title
HB2033Pstate mine inspector; qualifications
HB2034Pnoxious weeds; government projects
HB2035Pappropriation; Arizona water protection fund
(NOW: parental rights; sex education instruction)
HB2036Pelectric cooperatives; broadband service; fees
HB2037Pgeological survey; state geologist
HB2038Psalvage permit; big game animals
HB2039Pelections; hand counts; five percent
(NOW: elections; five percent; hand counts)
HB2040Pdam safety study committee
(NOW: surveys; land divisions; county regulation)
HB2041Pgroundwater replenishment reserves
HB2042Paquifer protection permits; injection wells
HB2043Punderground storage tanks; performance standards
HB2056Pwater conservation notice; no forfeiture
HB2057Pland divisions; county regulation; surveys
HB2128Cstate licensing; fee waiver
HB2129Crodeo special plates
HB2173Ccommercial driver licenses; renewal time
HB2239Cassured water supply; availability; plats.
HB2246PG&F; private lands; trespassing
HB2247Pforest products; processing; tax credit.
(NOW: DCS; records; data; access)
HB2248Pcorporation commission; electric generation resources
HB2249Pstate lands; leases; renewal applications
HB2309Cviolent; disorderly assembly; public order
HB2310Cmunicipalities; counties; law enforcement budgets
(NOW: executive orders; review; attorney general)
HB2329Pair quality; omnibus
HB2330Penvironmental quality programs; terminations; repeal
HB2331Pproperty tax; mobile homes; delinquency
HB2357Cattorney general; voter fraud; subpoenas
HB2359Celection equipment; access; locks
HB2362Celections; ballot privacy folders
HB2379Cappropriation; southern border region enforcement
HB2386Ptown councils; financial statements; websites
(NOW: crisis standards of care; plans)
HB2387PDHS; exemption; certain foods; wineries
HB2388Pwater supply development fund; appropriation
(NOW: water supply development fund)
HB2389Pstate of emergency; automatic termination.
HB2390Plaw clinic; stream adjudications; appropriation.
HB2421Cschools; distance learning courses; funding
HB2433Cstate agencies; cash payment; acceptance
HB2434Cteacher salary information; revenue streams
HB2439Ptechnical correction; missing children
(NOW: DCS; missing children; required reporting)
HB2440Phazardous vegetation removal; state forester.
HB2441Pwater; substitute acreage
HB2442Ccounty treasurers; reports; posting; website
HB2551Cmisconduct involving weapons; public places
HB2552Ccriminal damage; monuments; memorials; statues
HB2569Celections; private funding; prohibition
HB2570Clicenses; pandemics; revocation prohibition
HB2576Pwater rights; general adjudications; funding
HB2577Pappropriation; water supply study
HB2578Ptechnical correction; children
(NOW: parental rights; termination; court action)
HB2579Plimited jurisdiction courts; judgment assignment
HB2580Penvironmental quality omnibus
HB2648Creligious services; essential services
HB2677Pagricultural management practices; general permit
HB2678Passured water supply; subdivisions..
HB2691Pgroundwater permits; technical correction
(NOW: ADEQ; water quality program; WOTUS)
HB2692Pdriving on right; education
(NOW: right-hand driving; transfer notice; education)
HB2706Cappropriation; veterans' services; benefits counselors
HB2716Plicensing; building permits; temporary permits
(NOW: licensing; building permits)
HB2737Ccorporation commission actions; investigation
HB2770Cmask mandates; business exception
HB2778Pstream adjudications; cooperative extension; appropriation
HB2787Coccupational regulation; good character; definition
HB2792Cearly ballots; request required
HB2793Cvoter registration; request required
HB2794Celection deadlines; modifications prohibited
HB2798Cearly voting procedures; signature cards
HB2799Cvoter registration rolls; electioneering
HB2800Celections; legislative session; procedures manual
HB2806Phummingbird capital; Sierra Vista
HB2807Parchaeology advisory commission
(NOW: Sierra Vista; hummingbird capital)
HB2808Cappropriation; rural broadband grants
HB2809Cmarijuana; advertising; labeling; signage; sale
HB2823Pagricultural safety; scope; technical correction
HB2827Cbusinesses; firearms; unlawful acts
HB2838Cincome tax; partnerships; S corporations
HB2844Cwineries; microbreweries; distilled spirits
HCM2001Psalt cedars; urging eradication
HCM2003PColorado river; urging augmentation
HCM2004Cfloodwater harvesting; study; urging Congress
HCR2002Csupreme court; maintain nine members
HCR2003Plaw enforcement; first responders; honoring
HCR2009Phardrock mining; supporting
HCR2013Cpublic health; executive orders; reauthorization
HCR2017Pautomatic termination; state of emergency.
HCR2020Clieutenant governor; joint candidacy
HCR2021Celectoral college; supporting
HCR2023Celections; state authority; infringement; opposition
HCR2028Cabortion data; survivors act; supporting.
HCR2029Pborder patrol
HCR2032Cgovernment orders; protection; withdrawal; prohibition
HCR2035CWashington, D.C.; statehood; opposition
HM2001Cmilitary sexual assault; service members
HR2003Pforests; proper management
HR2017PTommie Rae Martin; death resolution
SB1374Ccrisis standards of care; requirements