23RD ANNUAL

INDIAN NATIONS AND TRIBES LEGISLATIVE DAY

ARIZONA STATE CAPITOL WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 2018

HOSTED BY THE GOVERNOR’S OFFICE ON TRIBAL RELATIONS 23rd Annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day

January 10th, 2018 ‐ Event Location Map

1:15 – 3:00 pm 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Information Session on the Impact of Domestic Violence and Joint Protocol Session – House of Representatives (Seating is Sexual Abuse ‐ Capitol Museum, Senate Room (3rd Floor) available in the House Gallery, and House Hearing Rooms 2 & 3)

1:15 – 3:00 pm Native Youth Know 8:30 am – 12:30 pm – Registration and Exhibitor Fair 2nd Floor Conference Room 11:30 am – 1:00 pm ‐ Luncheon (with meal ticket)

As you enter House & Senate, restrooms are located in left hallways. As you enter the Capitol Museum, restrooms are located just off the Rotunda.

ARIZONA STATE CAPITOL – WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 2018

23ND ANNUAL INDIAN NATIONS AND TRIBES LEGISLATIVE DAY ARIZONA STATE CAPITOL – WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10th, 2018

AGENDA

8:30 – 1:00 Registration and Exhibitor Fair 11:00 – 12:00 Joint Protocol Session – AZ House of Representatives • Pledge of Allegiance – Miss Indian Arizona, Mariah Jordan Sharpe • Invocation – Former Chairman, Roland Maldonado • Opening Remarks - Mr. Steven Yarbrough – Senate President - Mr. J.D. Mesnard – Speaker of the House • State of Tribal Nations Address - Ms. Jane Russell-Winiecki – Chairwoman, Yavapai-Apache Nation - Mr. Edward Manuel – Chairman, Tohono O’odham Nation - Mr. Russell Begaye – President,

12:00 – 1:00 Luncheon – Senate Lawn

1:15 – 3:00 Information Session – Impact of Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse Capitol Museum, Old Senate Room (3rd Floor)

1:15 – 3:00 Native Youth Know Workshop (participation limited to students) Location: Governor’s Conference Room, 2nd Floor

1:15 – 3:00 Open House – Hosted by AZ School Facilities Board Location: State Capitol Executive Tower, Suite 104

HOSTED BY THE ARIZONA GOVERNOR’S OFFICE ON TRIBAL RELATIONS KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Jane Russell-Winiecki, Chairwoman Yavapai-Apache Nation

Jane Russell-Winiecki, Chairwoman

Jane Russell-Winiecki serves as Chairwoman of the Yavapai-Apache Nation. In 2016, Winiecki was elected to her first term as Chairwoman and serves until 2019.

As a lifetime member of the Yavapai-Apache Nation, Winiecki dedicated years of

service to the Nation’s Economic Development Board, where she contributed years of

experience to developing the Nation’s tribal economy. Additionally, Winiecki has served on the Town of Clarkdale Town Council, Yavapai Regional Tourism Board of Directors,

the Camp Verde Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and the Yavapai-Apache Jane Russell- Nation CDFI Board of Directors. Winiecki, Jane Russell-Winiecki serves as Chairwoman of the Yavapai-Apache Nation. In 2016, Winiecki was electedChairwoman, to her first term as ChairwomanPrior and serves to serving until 2019. the Nation as Chairwoman, Winiecki spent years in the private sector as Yavapai-Apache As a lifetime member of the Yavapai-Apachea businessNation, Winiecki owner, dedicated developing years of service to the the ’s first form of internet with Wild Apache Nation’s EconomicNation Development PresidentBoard, where Russellshe contributed Begaye, years ofPresident experience to developing the Nation’s tribal economy. InternetAdditionally, ServicesWiniecki has andserved Lifeon the Vessel, Town of a healing and wellness center in Carefree, AZ. Clarkdale Town Council, Yavapai Regional Tourism Board of Directors,Navajo the NationCamp Verde Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and the Yavapai-Apache Nation CDFI Board of RussellDirectors. Begaye was born and raised in Shiprock,As New Chairwoman, Mexico. He grew upWiniecki in a small farmhouse focuses on the planning and future development of the along the San Juan River with his four brothers and four sisters. His father was a farmer and a RoadPrior Man to withserving Azee the Bee Nation Nahaghahi. as Chairwoman, His motherNation’s Winieckiwas an herbalist, spenteconomy, years songwriter, in the preservation privatehand trembler, sector as ofa the Nation’s cultural identity, water and natural andbusiness crystal gazer.owner, He developing is born into the the Ve Redrde Valley’sHouse People first form Clan of (Kin internłichíi’nii)et with and Wild born Apache for the Internet FoldedServices Arms and People Life Vessel,Clan (Bit’ahniii). a healing Hisand matern wellnessresources,al grandfather’s center in Carefree, tribal clan is AZ. Red-Running-Into-the-gaming sustainability and longevity and youth prevention. Water Clan (Táchii’nii) and his paternal grandfather’s clan is Salt People Clan (Áshįįhí) As Chairwoman, Winiecki focuses on the planning and future development of the Nation’s Begayeeconomy, began preservation his public service of the as Nation’sa Navajo cultural NationChairwoman Councilidentity, Delegate water Winiecki andrepresenting natural is resources,the a Shiprock 2017 tribal recipient of Arizona Business Magazine’s prestigious Chaptergaming in sustainability2011. He served and onlongevity the Law and and youth Order prevention. Committee of the Navajo Nation Council. He strongly advocated for the re-criminalization ofArizona’s over 20 criminal Most acts againstInfluential women, children Women in Business award and currently services as President andChairwoman the disabled. Winiecki is a 2017 recipient of Arizona Business Magazine’s prestigious Arizona’s Most Influential Women in Business awardof and the currently Inter- services Tribal as CouncilPresident of ofthe Arizona,Inter- Treasurer of Arizonans Tribal Government Gaming As Tribala Navajo Council Nation of Arizona,Council Delegate, Treasurer Begaye of Arizonan had seens Tribal and Government faced many Gaminghurdles Associationand barriers and an thatactive prevent member our Nation of the fromApache moving Alliance. forward. Association Over the past four and years, anhe has active been developing member of the Apache Alliance. a plan of action to address the issues the Nation faces, one by one.

President Begaye strongly believes in unity. He believes that we must all work together, the Navajo Nation Council, the Navajo Nation President and all 110 Chapters.

Russell Begaye, President Russell Begaye was born and raised in Shiprock, New Mexico. He grew up in a small farmhouse along the San Juan River with his four brothers and four sisters. His father was a farmer and a Road Man with Azee Bee Nahaghahi. His mother was an herbalist, songwriter, hand trembler, and crystal gazer. He is born into the Red House People Clan (Kinłichíi’nii) and born for the Folded Arms People Clan (Bit’ahniii). His maternal grandfather’s clan is Red-Running-Into-the- Water Clan (Táchii’nii) and his paternal grandfather’s clan is Salt People Clan (Áshįįhí). Russell Begaye, President, Begaye began his public service as a Navajo Nation Council Delegate representing the Navajo Nation Shiprock Chapter in 2011. He served on the Law and Order Committee of the Navajo Nation Council. He strongly advocated for the re-criminalization of over 20 criminal acts against women, children and the disabled.

As a Navajo Nation Council Delegate, Begaye had seen and faced many hurdles and barriers that prevent our Nation from moving forward. Over the past four years, he has been developing a plan of action to address the issues the Nation faces, one by one.

President Begaye strongly believes in unity. He believes that we must all work together, the Navajo Nation Council, the Navajo Nation President and all 110 Chapters.

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Edward D. Manuel, Chairman Tohono O’odham Nation

Edward D. Manuel was born in Ajo, Arizona in 1947 and was raised by his grandmother on the Tohono O’odham Nation after tragic accidents took both of his parents when he was a child. He attended school in the Pisinemo community and later attended boarding school in Laveen, Arizona.

Chairman Manuel then attended Haskell Junior College in Lawrence, Kansas before enrolling in the U.S. Marine Corps. He was honorably discharged from service in 1971 and moved back to Arizona to begin a career in the mining industry. Mr. Manuel worked at the Lakeshore Mine for ten years before deciding to enter the political arena.

In 1981 he won his first election and became Vice Chairman for his home District of Pisinemo and over the next decade served in a variety of District and Legislative Council positions. In 1995 Mr. Manuel ran for, and was elected Chairman of the Tohono O’odham Nation and he served two consecutive four-year terms as the Nation’s top official. After leaving office, he moved to Tucson where he planned to retire after more than two decades of service for the Nation.

This retirement was short lived as Nation elders asked him to step back into the political arena and seek office again. Mr. Manuel was elected again in 2009 to the TohonoARIZONA O’odham Legislative STATE CAPITOL – WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 2018 Council and a short time later became the Vice Chairman of this body.

In 2015, Mr. Manuel joined with Mr. Verlon Jose as they ran together for the office of Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Tohono O’odham Nation. They were successful and Chairman Manuel is now serving in his third term in this position. Edward D. Manuel, Chairman Edward D. Manuel was born in Ajo, Arizona in 1947 and was raised by his grandmother on the Tohono O’odham Nation after tragic accidents took both of his parents when he was a child. He attended school in the Pisinemo community and later attended boarding school in Laveen, Arizona.

Chairman Manuel then attended Haskell Junior College in Lawrence, Kansas before enrolling in the U.S. Marine Corps. He was honorably discharged from service in 1971 and moved back to Arizona to begin a career in the mining industry. Mr. Manuel worked Edward D. Manuel, at the Lakeshore Mine for ten years before deciding to enter the political arena. Chairman, Tohono O’odham In 1981 he won his first election and became Vice Chairman for his home District Nation of Pisinemo and over the next decade served in a variety of District and Legislative

Council positions. In 1995 Mr. Manuel ran for, and was elected Chairman of the Tohono O’odham Nation and he served two consecutive four-year terms as the Nation’s top official. After leaving office, he moved to Tucson where he planned to retire after more than two decades of service for the Nation.

This retirement was short lived as Nation elders asked him to step back into the political arena and seek office again. Mr. Manuel was elected again in 2009 to the Tohono O’odham Legislative Council and a short time later became the Vice Chairman of this body.

In 2015, Mr. Manuel joined with Mr. Verlon Jose as they ran together for the office of Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Tohono O’odham Nation. They were successful and Chairman Manuel is now serving in his third term in this position.

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APS Arizona Division of Problem Gambling Alana Chavez Langdon Kathy Donner 400 N. 5th Street, Mail Stop 8528 1110 W. Washington, Suite 450 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phone: 602.250.3412 Phone: 602-255-3889 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.problemgambling.az.gov Arizona Department of Economic Security Shawn Sellers Arizona Department o f Liquor 1789 W. Jefferson St., Mail Drop: 1181 Dan Webb Phoenix, AZ 85007 800 W. Washington Street, 5th Floor Phone: 602-542-1290 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Email: [email protected] Phone: 602.542.9054 www.des.az.gov Email: [email protected] Arizona Department of Economic Security Arizona Office of Film and Digital Media DBME Office of Tribal Relations Matthew Earl Jones Abel Estrella 118 North 7th Avenue 1701 N 4th St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 Flagstaff, AZ 86004 Phone: 602.845.1296 Phone: 928.214.2587 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] http://GoFilmAZ.com Arizona Department of Emergency Arizona Lottery and Military Affairs Allyson Saltford Joseph Urrea 4740 E. University Dr. 5636 E. McDowell Rd., Building M5101 Phoenix, AZ 85034 Phoneix, AZ 85008 Phone: 480-921-4450 Phone: 602-464-6379 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.arizonalottery.com www.dema.az.gov Arizona Office of Tourism Arizona Department of Transportation Dawn Melvin Bonita Opie 1110 W. Washington, Suite 155 206 S. 17th Avenue, Rm 171, MD107A Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phone: 602-364-3707 Phone: 602.712.7399 Email:[email protected] Email: [email protected] www.visitarizona.com Arizona Department of Transportation Arizona State Parks & Trails Multi Modal Transportation Susan Hartin Ermalinda Gene 23751 N. 23rd Avenue, Suite 190 206 S. 17th Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85085 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phone: 602.541.8389 Phone: 602.712.6736 Email: [email protected] Email: egene@azdot,gov Arrowhead Builders www.azdot.gov Kari McCormick Arizona Department of Transportation 3100 W. Ray Road #201 Business Engagement and Compliance Chandler, AZ 85226 Paula Brown Phone: 480-318-5052 1801 W. Jefferson Street, Suite 101 Email: [email protected] Phoenix, AZ 85007 www.arrowheadbuilds.com Phone: 602.712.4897 Email: pbrown@azdot,gov www.azdot.gov/bec

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ASU Office of the President - Inter Tribal Council of Arizona American Indian Initiatives Travis Lane Jacob Moore 2214 N. Central Ave., Suite 100 P.O. Box 877705 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Temepe, AZ 85287 Phone: 602-258-4822 Phone: 480-965-5793 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.itcaonline.com https://americanindianaffairs.asu.edu Native American Connections AZ Coalition to End Sexual Diana Yazzie Devine and Domestic Violence 4520 N. Central Ave., Suite 600 Christa Steiner Phoenix, AZ 85012 2800 N. Central Ave., Suite 1570 Phone: 602-254-3247 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Email: [email protected] Phone: 602-279-2900 www.nativeconnections.org Email: [email protected] Native Capital Access www.acesdv.org Dave Castillo First Things First P.O. Box 41690 Candida Hunter Mesa, AZ 85283 4000 N. Central Ave. Phone: 855-628-2272 Phoenix, AZ 85012 Email: [email protected] Phone: 602-771-5048 www.nativecapitalaccess.com Email: [email protected] Native Health www.azftf.gov Susan Levy Girl Scouts 4041 N. Central Avenue #C Mag Boase Phoenix, AZ 85012 119 E. Coronado Rd. Phone: 602.279.5262 x3111 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Email: [email protected] Phone: 602-452-7000 www.nativehealthphoenix,org Email: [email protected] NAU Center for American Indian www.girlscoutsaz.org Economic Development Governor’s Advisory Council on Aging Gwen Cody Cathy DeLisa P.O. Box 15066 1700 W. Washington Street, Suite 240 Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Phone: 928-523-7320 Phone: 602-542-4710 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.franke.nau.edu/caied Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family NAU Undergraduate Admissions Tonya Hamilton and Orientation 1700 W. Washington St., Suite 230 Alexandra Hoyungowa Phoenix, AZ 85007 P.O. Box 4084 Phone: 602-542-1760 Flagstaff, AZ 86011 Email: [email protected] Phone: 928.523.6170 www.goyff.az.gov Email: [email protected] Governor’s Office on Highway Safety Navajo Nation Tourism Department Jodi Special Rose T. Morgan 1700 W. Washington Street, Suite 430 P.O. Box 663 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Window Rock, AZ 86515 Phone: 602.255.3209 Phone: 928-810-8501 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.discovernavajo.com

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Navajo Nation Telecommunications Town of Gilbert Regulatory Commission René Guillen Thomacita White 50 E. Civic Center Drive P.O. Box 7440 Gilbert, AZ 85296 Window Rock, AZ 86515 Phone: 480-586-8160 Phone: 928-871-7854 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.gilbertaz.gov www.nntrc.org Tucson Electric Power Partnership with Native Americans Liza Castillo Rafael Tapia 2540 N. Tucson Blvd. 1310 E. Riverview Drive Tucson, AZ 85716 Phoenix, AZ 85034 www.tep.com Phone: 877.281.0808 UNITY Email:[email protected] Mary Kim Titla www.nativepartnership.org 1 N MacDonald Drive, Suite 212 Phoenix Indian Center Mesa, AZ 85201 Jolyana Begay-Kroupa Phone: 480-718-9793 4520 N. Central Ave., Ste 250 Email: [email protected] Phoenix, AZ 85012 www.unityinc.org Phone: 602-264-6768 University of Arizona Email: [email protected] Government and Community Relations www.phxindcenter.org Karen Francis-Begay Snell & Wilmer, L.L.P. P.O. Box 210066 Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier Tucson, AZ 85721-0066 400 E. Van Buren Street, Suite 1900 Phone: 520.626.9809 Phoenix, AZ 85004 Email: [email protected] www.swlaw.com SRP Bob Roessel P.O. Box 52025, Mail Station PAB4TC Phoenix, AZ 85339 Phone: 602-236-8648 Email: [email protected] www.srpnet.comdiversity.uahs.arizona.edu Tinhorn Consulting, LLC April Tinhorn 7519 S. 43rd Dr. Laveen, AZ 85339 Phone: 602-430-2282 Email: [email protected] www.tinhorn-consulting.com

23RD ANNUAL INDIAN NATIONS AND TRIBES LEGISLATIVE DAY 54th54TH Legislature ARIZONA ‐ First Regular SessionLEGISLATURE - FIRST REGULAR SESSION

LD SENATE RM PH (602) HOUSE RM PH (602) 1 Karen Frann R 306 926-5874 Noel W. Campbell R 304 926-3124 David Stringer R 308 926-4838 2 D 312 926-5342 D 325 926-3424 Daniel Hernandez D 115 926-4840 3 D 314 926-5835 D 332 926-3278 Macario Saldate D 331 926-4171 4 D 308 926-3002 Charlene R. Fernandez - Minority Whip D 322 926-3098 D 334 926-4842 5 R 304 926-5051 R 302 926-3126 Paul Mosley R 309 926-4844 6 R 303 926-5409 R 114 926-4129 R 130 926-5219 7 D 314 926-5160 D 117 926-5172 D 323 926-4846 8 R 304 926-5761 David L. Cook R 341 926-5162 Thomas R. Shope - Speaker Pro Tempore R 204 926-3012 9 Steve Farley - Asst Minority Leader D 213 926-3022 Randall Friese - Asst Minority Leader D 321 926-3138 Pamela Powers Hannley D 324 926-4848 10 David Bradley D 315 926-5262 Todd A. Clodfelter R 121 926-4850 D 118 926-5178 11 Steve Smith R 303 926-5685 R 129 926-3122 R 226 926-3106 12 R 309 926-4136 R 225 926-5735 Travis W. Grantham R 119 926-4868 13 Steve Montenegro RESIGNED R 303B 926-5955 R 313 926-5894 R 222 926-4139 14 - Majority Whip R 212 926-5895 Drew John R 342 926-5154 Becky A. Nutt R 122 926-4852 15 R 307 926-5766 John M. Allen - Majority Leader R 208 926-4916 R 303 926-5503 16 David C. Farnsworth R 301 926-3020 Doug Coleman R 312 926-3160 - Majority Whip R 207 926-4467 17 Steve Yarbrough - President R 205 926-5863 J.D. Mesnard - Speaker R 223 926-4481 R 110 926-3092 18 D 315 926-5152 D 125 926-4870 Jill Norgaard R 112 926-3140 19 Lupe Contreras - Minority Whip D 305 926-5284 Mark A. Cardenas D 339 926-3014 D 338 926-3134 20 Kimberly Yee - Majority Leader R 212 926-3024 R 113 926-4173 Anthony Kern R 306 926-3102 21 - President Pro Tempore R 200 926-5413 R 345 926-4854 R 316 926-3104 22 R 302 926-5861 David Livingston R 224 926-4178 R 205 926-3298 23 John Kavanagh R 300 926-5170 Michelle B. Ugenti-Rita R 111 926-4480 Jay Lawrence R 131 926-3095 24 Katie Hobbs - Minority Leader D 213 926-5325 D 330 926-5829 Ken Clark D 333 926-3108 25 Bob Worsley R 310 926-5760 R 310 926-3128 R 120 926-4856 26 D 313 926-4124 Isela Blanc D 126 926-5187 D 123 926-4858 27 Catherine Miranda D 311 926-4893 D 335 926-3132 - Minority Whip D 320 926-3073 28 Kate Brophy McGee R 302 926-4486 D 124 926-5156 Maria Syms R 344 926-4860 29 Martin Quezada - Minority Whip D 313 926-5911 Richard C. Andrade D 337 926-3130 César Chávez D 318 326-4862 30 D 311 926-3425 Ray D. Martinez D 116 926-5158 D 329 926-4864

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Formerly known as the Commission of Indian Affairs, the Governor’s Office on Tribal Relations works to ensure equitable access to state services and may initiate or assist programs on tribal land only on the request of, or with the approval of, a tribal nation. Pursuant to A.R.S. 41-2051, the Office on Tribal Relations is established to assist state agencies in implementing tribal consultation and outreach activities. Each state agency shall: 1. Develop and implement tribal consultation policies to guide the agency’s work and interaction with the tribal nations of this state. 2. To the extent practicable and permitted by law, seek input from appropriate elected or appointed tribal officials before undertaking any action or policy that will, or is reasonably believed to, have the potential to affect a tribal community or its members. 3. To the fullest extent possible and to the best of the agency’s ability, integrate the input generated from tribal consultation into the agency’s decision-making processes to achieve mutually acceptable solutions. 4. Designate a state member to assume responsibility for the agency’s implementation of the tribal consultation policies and to act as the principal point of contact for tribal affairs. 5. On or before October 1 of each year, review the agency’s tribal consultation policies and submit an electronic progress report with performance measures to the office. The office shall make the reports available to tribal leaders and legislators. In addition, the Office on Tribal Relations has duty to report the discovery of sacred ceremonial objects or objects of cultural patrimony, and assist in the coordination of all activities relating to the education of Native American pupils. The Office on Tribal Relations will host distinct events to enable state agencies, tribal nations and their community members to address issues on a regular and proactive basis. • Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day to celebrate the rich culture and ’s Tribes and Nations and also to address issues of mutual interest • Arizona Indian Town Hall to create a process that promotes public consideration builds consensus and supports the implementation of resulting recommendations. To supplement our outreach efforts, office is available to: provide training on cross-cultural situations; promote increased participation by American Indians in local and state affairs; initiate programs to stimulate economic growth; and, establish an executive committee or other committees, as necessary.

To discuss any of the service offerings, please contact us at: Kristine FireThunder Acting Director Governor’s Office on Tribal Relations 1700 W. Washington Street, Suite 235, Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Phone: 602.542.4426 | Email: [email protected] Visit our website and sign up for our newsletter at www.gotr.azgovernor.gov

23RD ANNUAL INDIAN NATIONS AND TRIBES LEGISLATIVE DAY STATE OF ARIZONA TRIBAL LIAISONS

Governor's Office on Tribal Relations Kristine FireThunder, Director Email: [email protected] | Phone: 602.542.4426 | Fax: 602.542.4428 STATE-TRIBAL LIAISONS Department of Administration Nola Barnes [email protected] P: 602.542.1954 Archives and Public Records Library Mary Villegas [email protected] P: 602.926.3600 Commerce Authority Keith Watkins [email protected] P: 602.845.1278 Department of Financial Institutions Stephen Briggs [email protected] P: 602.771.2778 First Things First Candida L. Hunter [email protected] P: 602.771.5034 Department of Gaming Caroline Oppleman [email protected] P: 602.255.3814 Department of Housing Karia Lee Basta [email protected] P: 602.771.1085 Department of Insurance Catherine O'Neil [email protected] P: 602.364.2485 Arizona State Lottery Valerie Hanna [email protected] P: 480.921.4431 Department of Real Estate Dan Gardner [email protected] P. 602.771.7784 INFRASTRUCTURE Residential Utility Consumer Office Jordy Fuentes [email protected] Department of Revenue Grant Nulle [email protected] P: 602.716.6891 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND Office of Tourism Dawn Melvin [email protected] P: 602.364.3707 Department of Transportation Ermalinda Gene [email protected] P. 602.712.6736 Department of Transportation Rosalinda Frederico [email protected] P: 602.712.4095 Department of Agriculture Doug Marsh [email protected] P: 602.744.4924 Department of Environmental Quality Ian Bingham [email protected] P: 602.771.4322 Arizona State Forestry Terry Hudson [email protected] P: 602.525.9438 Game and Fish Department Jon Cooley [email protected] P: 928.242.3749 Arizona Geological Survey Brian Gootee [email protected] P: 480.394.0848 Land Department Matt Behrend [email protected] P: 602.542.2679 Land Department Simone Westbrook-Hall [email protected] P: 602.542.2654 Arizona State Parks Dawn Collins [email protected] P: 602.542.7128 NATURAL RESOURCES Arizona State Parks (Historic Preservation Ofc) Kathryn Leonard [email protected] P: 602.542.7135 Department of Water Resources Clint Chandler [email protected] P: 602.771.8659 AHCCCS Bonnie Talakte [email protected] P: 602.417.4610 AHCCCS (Behavioral Health) Laurie Shea [email protected] P: 602.417.4883 Department of Child Safety Ken Poocha [email protected] P: 928.759.1916 Department of Economic Security Shawn Sellers [email protected] P: 602.542.1290 Governor's Office of Youth, Faith and Family Tonya Hamilton [email protected] P: 602.542.1760 SERVICES Department of Health Services Michael Allison [email protected] P: 602.364.1041

HEALTH AND HUMAN Department of Veterans' Services John Scott [email protected] P: 602.234.2416 AZ Division of Emergency Management Joseph Urrea [email protected] P: 602.464.6516 ADHS - Emergency Preparedness Luke Johnson [email protected] P: 760.326.9650 ADHS - Emergency Preparedness Teresa Ehnert [email protected] P: 602.725.2881 Department of Corrections Tasha Riley [email protected] P: 928.289.9551x5604 Department of Corrections Kenneth Herman [email protected] P: 602.542.3090 Governor's Office of Highway Safety Jodi Special [email protected] P: 602.255.3201 Department of Homeland Security Marisol Chavez [email protected] P: 602.542.7085 Industrial Commission of Arizona Bob Charles [email protected] P: 602.542.4478 Department of Juvenile Corrections James M. Mapp [email protected] P: 602.364.3508 Dept. of Liquor Licenses and Control Michael Rosenberger [email protected] P: 602.542.9076 PUBLIC SAFETY Department of Public Safety Courtney Coolidge [email protected] P: 602.223.5070 Department of Public Safety Marcy Cox [email protected] P: 602.223.5071 Department of Public Safety Walter Mercer [email protected] P: 520.746.4524 Department of Public Safety John Philpot [email protected] P: 928.773.3612 Registrar of Contractors Wilma Dengavi [email protected] P: 602.771.6893 School Board Facilities Debora Norris [email protected] P: 602.542.6139 REV. 1/2/18

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AK-CHIN INDIAN COMMUNITY FORT YUMA-QUECHAN TRIBE KAIBAB BAND OF PAIUTES (CD1) (LD11) (CD4) (LD13) (CD1) (LD7) Robert Miguel, Chairman Mike Jackson, President Ona Segundo, Chairwoman Delia M. Carlyle, Vice‐Chairwoman Michael Jack, Vice‐President Carmen Bradley, Vice‐Chairwoman Victoria Smith, Council Secretary Regina Escalanti, Tribal Secretary Gale Stanfield, Tribal Secretary 42507 W. Peters & Nall Road P.O. Box 1899 Tribal Affairs Building, #1 North Pipe Maricopa, AZ 85138 Yuma, AZ 85366 Spring Road P (520) 568‐1000 P (760) 572‐0213 Fredonia, AZ 86022 F (520) 568‐1001 F (760) 572‐2102 P (928) 643‐7245 F (928) 643‐7260 COCOPAH INDIAN TRIBE (CD3) (LD4) GILA RIVER INDIAN COMMUNITY Sherry Cordova, Chairwoman (CD1) (LD8, LD27) NAVAJO NATION (CD1) (LD7) J. Deal Begay, Jr., Vice‐Chairman Stephen R. Lewis, Governor Russell Begaye, President Lilia Tafoya, Tribal Secretary Monica L. Antone, Lt. Governor Jonathan Nez, Vice‐President 14515 S. Veterans Dr. Shannon White, Tribal Secretary LoRenzo Bates, Speaker Somerton, AZ 85350 P.O. Box 97 P.O. Drawer 9000 P (928) 627‐2061 Sacaton, AZ 85247 Window Rock, AZ 86515 F (928) 627‐3173 P (520) 562‐9841 P (928) 871‐7000 F (520) 562‐9849 F (928) 871‐4025 COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBES (CD4) (LD5) HAVASUPAI TRIBE (CD1) (LD7) PASCUA YAQUI TRIBE (CD3) (LD3) Dennis Patch, Chairman Don Watahomogie, Chairman Robert Valencia, Chairman Keith Moses, Vice‐Chairman Edmund Tilousi, Vice‐Chairman Peter Yucupicio, Vice‐Chairman Amanda Barrera, Tribal Secretary Bonnie Wescogame , Executive Mary Jane Buenamea, Tribal 26600 Mohave Rd. Secretary Secretary Parker, AZ 85344 P.O. Box 10 7474 S Camino DeOeste P (928) 669‐1280 Supai, AZ 86435 Tucson, AZ 85757 F (928) 669‐1391 P (928) 448‐2731 P (520) 883‐5000 F (928) 448‐2551 or (928) 448‐2229 F (520) 883‐5014 FORT MCDOWELL YAVAPAI NATION (CD6) (LD23) HOPI TRIBE (CD1) (LD7) SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA Bernadine Burnette, President Timothy Nuvangyoama, Chairman INDIAN COMMUNITY Pansy P. Thomas, Vice‐President Clarke Tenakhongva, Vice‐Chairman (CD 6) (LD26) Selena Castaneda, Tribal Secretary Carmalita Coochyumptewa, Tribal Delbert Ray, Sr., President P.O. Box 17779 Secretary Martin Harvier, Vice‐President Fountain Hills, AZ 85269 P.O. Box 123 Erica Harvier, Council Secretary P (480) 789‐7000 Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 10005 E. Osborn Road F (480) 837‐1630 P (928) 734‐2441 Scottsdale, AZ 85256 F (928) 734‐3139 or (928) 734‐6665 P (480) 362‐7400 FORT MOJAVE INDIAN TRIBE F (480) 362‐7575 (CD4) (LD5) HUALAPAI TRIBE (CD1) (LD7) Timothy Williams, Chairman Damon Clarke, Chairman SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE Shan Lewis, Vice‐Chairman Philbert Watahomigie, Sr., Vice‐ (CD1) (LD7) Colleen Garcia, Tribal Secretary Chairman Terry Rambler, Chairman 500 Merriman Avenue Adeline Crozier, Tribal Secretary Tao Etpison, Vice‐Chairman Needles, CA 92363 P.O. Box 179 Santana Dillon, Tribal Secretary P (760) 629‐4591 Peach Springs, AZ 86434 P.O. Box 0 F (760) 629‐5767 or (760) 629‐4323 P (928) 769‐2216 San Carlos, AZ 85550 F (928) 769‐2343 P (928) 475‐2361 F (928) 475‐2567

23RD ANNUAL INDIAN NATIONS AND TRIBES LEGISLATIVE DAY ARIZONA TRIBAL LEADERSHIP CON’T.

SAN JUAN SOUTHERN PAIUTE (CD1) (LD7) Carlene Yellowhair, President Candelora Lehi, Vice‐President P.O. Box 1989 Tuba City, AZ 86045 P (928) 283‐1066 F (928) 674‐9714

TOHONO O’ODHAM NATION (CD3 CD8) (LD4) Edward Manuel, Chairman Verlon Jose, Vice‐Chairman Roberta Harvey, Tribal Secretary P.O. Box 837 Sells, AZ 85634 P (520) 383‐2028 F (520) 383‐3379

TONTO APACHE TRIBE (CD4) (LD6) Jeri DeCola, Chairwoman Calvin Johnson, Vice‐Chairman Rudy Ramirez, Tribal Secretary Tonto Apache Reservation #30 Payson, AZ 85541 P (928) 474‐5000 F (928) 474‐9125

WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE TRIBE (CD1) (LD7) Ronnie Lupe, Chairman Kasey Velasquez, Vice Chairman Doreen Numkena, Tribal Secretary P.O. Box 700 Whiteriver, AZ 85941 P (928) 338‐2500 F (928) 338‐1514

YAVAPAI-APACHE NATION YAVAPAI-PRESCOTT INDIAN TRIBE PUEBLO OF ZUNI (CD1) (LD7) (CD1) (LD6) (CD4) (LD1) Val R. Panteah, Sr., Governor Jane Russell‐Winiecki, Chairwoman Ernie Jones, Sr., President Birdena Sanchez, Lt. Governor Lawrence Jackson Sr, Vice Chairman Robert Ogo, Vice‐President Chassidy Leekya, Tribal Secretary Karla Reimer, Tribal Secretary Lorna Galeano, Tribal Secretary P.O. Box 339 2400 W. Datsi St. 530 E. Merritt Street Zuni, NM 87327 Camp Verde, AZ 86322 Prescott, AZ 86301 P (505) 782‐7000 P (928) 567‐3649 P (928) 445‐8790 F (505) 782‐7202 F (928) 567‐3994 F (928) 778‐9445

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