Senator Karen Fann (AZ-District 1) is a lifelong Republican, raised on conservative rural values by her hardworking parents, Jim and Sylvia Fann. She moved with her family to Prescott at the age of four.
Growing up in a family with a strong work ethic made it natural for Karen to start her own business. Karen launched Arizona Highway Safety Specialists, Inc.(AHSS) in 1984 – with just $500 of her own cash. Her drive and determination to succeed has turned today’s Arizona Highway Safety Specialists into Arizona’s largest installer of roadway guardrails and signage. Owner and CEO Karen now employs 30 at her thriving business, and AHSS celebrated its 33rd Anniversary in 2017. Karen and husband Jim McKown also owned and operated the FANN-M Ranch for nearly a decade.
Prior to becoming a local business owner, Karen gained four years of experience in the legal field and ten in the airport/ airline industry; she later obtained her license as an Arizona Realtor. She is a licensed contractor with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors; past president of Yavapai County Contractors Association; and past president, Prescott Chapter, of the National Association of Women in Construction.
Her dedication to community led Karen to serve on numerous committees and boards, representing Central Arizona, as well as, the Town of Chino Valley, where she was Mayor for six years. Her four years of service on the Prescott City Council included Mayor Pro Tem.
Experience: Professional & Civil Service Highlights, 18 years Public Service: AZ State Senate; AZ House of Representatives; Mayor; Town of Chino Valley; Prescott City Council; Area small business owner for over 30 years; Charter Member Chino Valley Elks; Charter Member Chino Valley Rotary Club; Chairman Central Yavapai Planning Organization (CYMPO); Upper Verde River Watershed Protection Coalition Chair, and the following appointed state committees:House Committees: Chair Transportation, Chair Insurance, Municipal Government, and Agriculture & Water
Senate Committees: Vice chair Transportation, Vice Chair Finance, Natural Resources and Appropriations
Tel: 602-926-5874 eMail: kfann@azleg.gov Website: http://electkarenfann.com/
Anne Marie is an Arizonan by birth and at heart. She and her husband Robert, are raising their two children in Prescott, AZ. Anne Marie has a bachelor’s in political science, a master’s in education and a doctorate in leadership. After working in several industries while completing her schooling, she opened her own small business - a consulting firm that helped small businesses and companies grow their leadership and plan for the future.
Anne Marie will work to ensure our forest health and water security--critical resources that impact the lives of all Arizonans. And she’ll be the voice we need in Washington, D.C. to secure our border. Arizona, particularly rural Arizona, is filled with diverse ideas and people from all industries, and Anne Marie understands the importance of looking at every issue. As a former teacher, Anne Marie knows education. She knows that education, from pre-k to four-year degrees to career and technical education, is the key to a thriving Arizona.
Anne Marie’s focus on the future includes the vital need for dropping the national deficit while keeping our promise to our seniors by preserving Social Security and Medicare. She believes in addressing rising mental and behavioral health issues, targeting the opioid crisis that is disproportionately impacting our rural and low-income communities, the need for a competitive marketplace to ensure quality and affordable healthcare, and in protecting those with pre-existing conditions.
Tel: 928-362-0886 eMail: info@annemarieforcongress.com Website: www.annemarieforcongress.com/
Dr. Paul Gosar is a conservative Republican representing Arizona’s Fourth Congressional District and currently serving in his fifth term. After 25 years as a dentist and watching Arizona middle-class families and small businesses struggle under Washington Democrats’ job-killing agenda, Dr. Gosar decided it was time to make a difference. In 2010 he ran for Congress against an incumbent Democrat - and won. Determined to stand up for Arizona families, Dr. Gosar has continued to challenge the status quo, offer common sense solutions, fight against liberals and Special Interests, and often, stand up to his own party.
As a member of Congress, he is focused on fighting for the interests of the people of Arizona. By repealing burdensome regulations and fostering an environment for economic growth, he's working to create more jobs for our families. He's working to keep our families safe by securing the border and ending the influx of illegal immigration. And he's reforming government by cutting federal spending and forcing accountability.
In 2017, Dr. Gosar was named Chairman of the Congressional Western Caucus, founded in 1983 to promote rural values, preserve our uniquely American way of life, and combat federal overreach over our land, water, and natural resources.
He was also named Chairman of the Natural Resources Committee's Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources which oversees American energy production and mining on federal lands, critical to Arizona's economy.r.Congressman Paul Gosar has earned the recognition as one of the most conservative members of Congress based on his voting record fighting for a border wall and border security, fighting against amnesty for criminals, never raising taxes, applying the Constitution first, keeping his promises, and fighting for life and against the abortion industry.
In addition, Dr. Gosar has been rated as the most effective member of Congress because of his work getting bills, programs and amendments passed through Congress that directly help the people of Arizona. His efforts to reduce government waste and reduce spending have resulted in nationwide recognition. Conservatives love him and Liberals hate him for the same reason...he keeps his word
Gosar is a devout family man and cherishes Arizona's culture of family values. He and his wife Maude have been married for nearly 30 years and have three children.
Tel: 505-437-0701 eMail: campaign@drpaulgosar.com Website: https://drpaulgosar.com/
Kim Owens After many years of serving in elected offices in my community and within the GOP, I would like to now use my experience to see that, as our Arizona Constitution requires, regulation at the Arizona Corporation Commission is “just” and “reasonable”. The ACC is vitally important in the effort to push back against the energy policies of the left, such as “The Green New Deal”, which would transform our economy and very way of life. In 2018 out-of-state interests spent millions of dollars to influence the Arizona elections, encouraging changes to our lifestyle and threatening to damage our economy through Prop 127. Arizona voters defeated that effort and sent a message - DON'T CALIFORNIA MY ARIZONA! But, did you know those same radical policies can still be passed as regulations at the ACC? They can – but not on my watch! We must protect the interests of rural Arizona in water and power regulation. Many parts of the state are treated with a double standard when it comes to regulations on water and power. Small rural water companies and their users should not suffer because they don’t have the lawyers and paid staff of the large corporations; any discussion of power regulation or policy changes must take into account all of Arizona, not just the areas served by the large power companies.
The ACC has a need for strength and vision from those who occupy the office that is committed, without wavering, to the purpose and a vision outlined in the Arizona Constitution, with a focus on the public good. As a Commissioner I will not be timid in my opposition to dangerous policy efforts, will ask the tough questions and demand serious, honest answers - while serving all of Arizona, rural and urban, large and small communities, with the same level of integrity and interest and respect the rights of consumers and business alike, no matter their size or influence.
Tel: 480-895-0227 eMail: kim@electkimowens.com
David Farnsworth Tel: 480-962-4552
Judy Burges, a longtime Skull Valley resident and former state senator for LD22, has formally announced her candidacy to fill one of LD1’s two upcoming vacancies in the state legislature. The conservative Republican is well known to Yavapai County voters after representing the southern portion of the county as part of LD22 until redistricting transferred the area into LD1 following the 2010 census.
Ms. Burges served in the Arizona House of Representatives from 2005 to 2012, and the state Senate from 2012 to 2018. She now joins five other announced candidates, four Republicans and one Democrat, to fill one of LD1’s two seats in the State House of Representatives. To date, she is the only announced candidate with prior legislative experience. The former Senator’s conservative credentials, high name recognition and deep ties to Yavapai County could propel her into the lead in what is shaping up to be a sharply contested August primary.
As a candidate for state office, Ms. Burges calls herself “an unapologetic conservative” and “a Christian who supports family values, the right to life, school choice, border security, and the protection of constitutional freedoms, especially free speech and the Second Amendment.”
Ms. Burges has indicated she will run as a traditional candidate and not accept any form of public financing. It is still relatively early in the campaign season. Candidates can file a statement of organization with the Secretary of State at any time and have until April 6, 2020, to file a minimum of 690 petition signatures to earn a place on the ballot.
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Judge of the Superior Court, Division 4
County Assessor
David Rhodes is a life-long resident of Arizona, having been born in Bisbee, Arizona to a mining and ranching family. When he was five years old, the family moved to its ranch in the Verde Valley and it was here that David’s conservative values and his love of country, family, and the great outdoors were fostered. David joined the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office in 1994 as a patrol deputy and worked his way through the ranks to his current position as Chief Deputy.
David is a graduate of the FBI National Academy at Quantico, Virginia and a graduate of the Leadership Program from the International Association of Chiefs of Police. In addition, David is a founding member of the Yavapai County Post-Arrest Diversion Program and the Yavapai County Mental Health Coalition. David is the recipient of the ASU Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy Award and the Crisis Response Officer of Distinction Award.
When asked why he decided to run for the Office of Sheriff, David said: “I want to be the Sheriff of Yavapai County because my roots run deep in this county. This is where I grew up, it is where my family has had a presence since the early 1900’s, and it’s where I live. I want to play a role in preserving the things that make our county great—and public safety is a foundational element of any great community. I have been training my whole career for this job. I believe in the rule of law, fair and equitable application of the justice system, upholding the Constitution, and the defense of civil rights. As your Sheriff, I will work hard to decriminalize mental illness, continue to promote collaborative leadership across agencies, and seek cooperation with all sectors to produce cost savings.”
Tel: 928-220-9909 eMail: rhodes4sheriff@gmail.com
Mary Mallory has been a resident of Yavapai County for nearly 20 years. Prior to my appointment as County Supervisor for District 5 I was elected to the Prescott Valley Town Council, serving almost 9 years . While on the Town Council, I represented Prescott Valley on the Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization (CYMPO) for almost 8 years. My professional career includes 40 years of Customer Service Operations Management. I have also diversified my interests into Real Estate sales.
In the beginning of my first term (2012) I brought the Prescott Valley Healing Field of Northern Arizona to Prescott Valley. This event to" Never Forget" those who lost their lives in the attacks of 9/11 was an undertaking born from the love of my Country, and brought to fruition through persistence and my ability to build community consensus over shared values.
As an experienced, honest and transparent leader, I would like to continue serving as your County Supervisor for District 5.
I serve you remembering the past, centered on the needs of the present and the requirements of the future along with an understanding of the importance of fiscal responsibility and sound management. Communication is a key component of my relationship with those I serve with and the people I represent. For the Constituents of District 5 this election is about providing and insuring quality service to the people of Yavapai County as your Supervisor.
Tel: 928-910-5076 eMail: marymallorydistrict5@gmail.com Website: marymallorydistrict5.com
Yavapai County Board of Supervisor District 3
Avery Block
ED CocchiolaI have lived in Arizona since 1957 — I love Arizona! To me Arizona represents beauty, freedom, and prosperity. I find the people of Arizona to be hard working folks who care about their state, their families, and their children.
I am a constitutionalist who loves his county, and his state. I respect and admire the men and women in the armed forces, and I want only the best for them. That goes for our vets who served so proudly to ensure our freedoms.
I am a life member of the NRA. I believe and cherish our 2nd amendment. Unfortunately, we don’t enforce the gun laws we currently have and so the politicians want to make more laws. Sadly, we don’t have a gun problem in Arizona, we have a mental health epidemic. Arizona ranks close to the bottom of out 50 states in mental health and yet not enough attention or funding is given to this issue or population of individuals.
I’ve worked in construction all of my life. I love to create and build things. I like to problem solve and work hard. I was proud of my time working for Vechtel construction helping to build Palo Verde for over decade. I met so many good people, who like me loved Arizona and saw the value in our states rights.
I am pro life and I am for woman’s rights. I believe in equal pay for woman, rights of property owners, bible as TRUTH, a strong secure border. We have to stop the flow of illegal activity and contraband coming across our border.
Tel: 602-900-7046 eMail: edcocchiola@gmail.com
Boyd Dunn eMail: info@boyddunn.com
U.S. Senator Martha McSally was sworn into the Senate in January 2019.
Senator Martha McSally proudly represents the people of Arizona in the United States Senate. She previously represented Arizona’s second congressional district for four years in the United States House of Representatives. Prior to serving in Congress, Senator McSally served 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, retiring in 2010 as a full Colonel. She is the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat and first to command a fighter squadron in combat in United States history. U.S. Senator Martha McSally proudly represents the people of Arizona in the United States Senate. She previously represented Arizona’s second congressional district for four years in the United States House of Representatives. Prior to serving in Congress, Senator McSally served 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, retiring in 2010 as a full Colonel. She is the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat and first to command a fighter squadron in combat in United States history.
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee The United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs has jurisdiction over matters related to banks and banking, price controls, deposit insurance, export promotion and controls, federal monetary policy, financial aid to commerce and industry, issuance of redemption of notes, currency and coinage, public and private housing, urban development, mass transit and government contracts.
Resources Committee The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee was originally known as the Committee on Public Lands, overseeing the settling of land acquired in the Louisiana Purchase. Since then, its oversight jurisdiction has expanded to include nuclear, hydroelectric and other energy production; mining, grazing, and oil and gas leasing on public lands; water rights; National Parks and Indian Affairs.
Armed Services Committee The Committee on Armed Services is a committee of the United States Senate empowered with legislative oversight of the nation’s military, including the Department of Defense, military research and development, nuclear energy (as pertaining to national security), benefits for members of the military, the Selective Service System and other matters related to defense policy.
Tel: 520-488-4610 eMail: Volunteer@McSallyforSenate.com Website: https://www.mcsally.senate.gov/
Yavapai County – Leading Arizona in Voter Turnout
David Schuck Tel: 928-642-2592 eMail: davidschuck@live.com
U.S. Representative in Congress - District No. 4
Cline Wiley Tel: 928-274-0130 eMail: wileycline@hotmail.com
County Treasurer
Dino Cotton Tel: 602-677-8121 eMail: dino@dinocotton.com
Yavapai County Board of Supervisor District 4
State Senator - District No. 1
Judd Simmons Tel: 928-771-3220 eMail: judd.simmons@yavapai.us
Yavapai County Board of Supervisor District 1
Dennis Aust Jr..
Ricard Reithal, eMail: rich@richforaz.com
Yavapai County Board of Supervisor District 2
Jodi Rooney Tel: 928-308-2980 eMail: jrooney1776@gmail.com
County Recorder
Eric Sloan eMail: SloanforArizona@gmail.com
Tim Carter Tel: 928-713-8116 eMail: Tim4Carter@aol.com
State Representative - District No. 1
Daniel’s Story: Daniel McCarthy was born on April 2nd, 1985, in Watertown, New York. Daniel is an American businessman who lives in Glendale, Arizona with his wife Elexsis and their four children.
Daniel grew up in Watertown, a small city neighboring Fort Drum Army Base. Watertown is a lake effect snow belt city. Growing up Daniel was a typical American kid who enjoyed his church, fishing, friends, sports (particularly wrestling) and family. School was easy for Daniel but despite offers from universities, Daniel was eager to get started with the real world.
We need constitutional fortitude from our elected officials. We need Borders. We need less government in our lives. We need to empower entrepreneurs to grow by getting out of their way. The federal government has too much control.
Tel: 480-269-4506 eMail: info@demanddaniel.com Website: https://demanddaniel.com/about/
Selina Bliss, Selina Bliss is a Republican candidate for the AZ State House of Representatives who is motivated by a deep love and care for Arizona. She grew up and has lived in Legislative District 1 since 1971. She has a respect for our rich history, love of our community, and is dedicated to protecting and strengthening our communities. As a nurse for 35 years, Selina comes from a highly respected profession and is accustomed to being in a position that makes a difference in the lives of others. She comes from a long line of public servants in her family and knows what is required to step up to work as a legislator at the state level. She is called to serve and has a passion to give back to the community in which she was raised and where she stayed to raise her family. Selina has the knowledge, skills, and abilities to serve in the State House and thrives in demanding environments. As a state legislator and a life-long conservative Republican her priorities are fiscal responsibility, economic opportunity, limited government, and the protection of state rights. She has the experience and wisdom to take our communities into the future. As a principled conservative her priorities are to honor our Constitution and defend the Republican values and principles. This includes protecting life, religious and educational freedom, securing our borders, defending the second amendment and the right to bear arms, and supporting our troops and families. Selina has proven leadership experiences and the ability to communicate with others which is important to accomplish legislation that meets the needs of the constituents of LD-1. As a Patriot, she believes in hard work and family values.
Tel: 928-925-5642 eMail: SelinaSBliss@gmail.com
Kadeen Alan Mansor Tel: 602-793-1215 eMail: k2@kadeen.com
Sherrie Hanna Tel: 928-533-2925 eMail: hanna132@yahoo.com
Ross D. Jacobs Tel: 928-899-2020 eMail: ross.jacobs@yavapai.us
Prescott Valley Town Council
Andre Carman I am running to keep my appointed position as Judge of the Superior Court, Division 4. I was appointed by Governor Ducey on August 2, 2019 to fill the vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Patricia Trebesch. I am honored to serve as a Superior Court judge in Yavapai County. My family has resided in Yavapai County since 2004. Prior to my appointment, my husband, Andre, and I ran Carman Law Firm in Prescott. I bring to the bench nearly seventeen years of experience as a civil litigator working in the areas of employment, personal injury, insurance, school law and appeals. My breadth and depth of practice along with a commitment to serving my community makes me an ideal candidate for Superior Court judge.
Tel: 928-710-0480 eMail: krisdre@cableone.net
Steve Sensmeier From an early age I was a Republican, declaring at age 3 that Hillary Clinton was a witch and proudly exclaiming that Newt Gingrich was the Speaker of the House. That always shocked quite a few people, but as a fourth generation Republican activist I've always felt that it's just in my blood.
After graduating from Prescott High School and earning my Eagle Scout Award, I attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University where I received my degree in Global Security and Intelligence Studies. While there I joined the College Republicans eventually serving as President. I also served as the Vice-Chairman and Chairman of the Arizona Federation of College Republicans.
I've been involved in local politics for more than 10 years. I volunteered for my first campaign during the 2008 Presidential Election and have volunteered or worked on more than a dozen campaigns since. I've also worked as a Field Director for the Arizona Republican Party as well as for the Martha McSally for Senate Campaign.
Tel: 928-288-0558 eMail: steven@stevensensmeier.com Website: https://www.stevensensmeier.com/
Randall W. Garrison Tel: 928-300-1420 eMail: rgarrison@haskellsprings.com
U.S. Senate
2020 Candidates
Quang Nguyen Mr. Nguyen has a compelling personal story as a Vietnamese refugee who arrived in America with his family as a 12-year-old who spoke no English. He graduated from Long Beach State with a BA in Technology Education. He settled in Prescott, raised a family, and became active in conservative causes, including the Yavapai County Tea Party movement. In 2010, he worked in the Congressional campaign of Rusty Bowers. He later helped found the Patriot Network. He frequently speaks at local patriotic events and to Veterans groups around the country on Americanism and the importance of the 2nd amendment to political freedom.
Tel: 949-463-4028 eMail: quang@caddisad.com Website: Quangforarizona.com
Sheila Polk is an Arizona native, born and raised in Phoenix. Sheila attended Arizona State University Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law where she met her husband Tom. Following graduation, Sheila and Tom were married, and had three sons. They moved to Prescott in 1994 to raise their family in a small town
Experience. Sheila is a career public servant who began her career as a law clerk at the Arizona Supreme Court, worked for 11 years as an Arizona assistant attorney general, and served another 7 years as a deputy Yavapai County Attorney before first winning election as County Attorney in the year 2000. She is now serving her 5th term as Yavapai County Attorney. Sheila has emerged as a leading voice on criminal justice policies that focus on keeping the streets safe, aggressively prosecuting murderers, rapists, child molesters, traffickers of meth and fentanyl, and those who scam senior citizens. Sheila is leading the way in decriminalizing mental illness, and connecting low level offenders to needed services, instead of sitting in jail. Sheila serves on the Arizona Human Trafficking Council and the Yavapai Mental Health Coalition. She chairs the Arizona Prosecuting Attorneys’ Advisory Council, the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission, MATFORCE and the Arizona Substance Abuse Partnership. She is passionate about substance abuse prevention and believes in doing everything possible to create healthy environments where every child can thrive and succeed.
Awards and Recognitions. Among Sheila’s many awards are the 2019 Beacon of Hope Award from Prevent Child Abuse AZ for her work combatting sex trafficking; the 2018 David’s Hope Mental Health Criminal Justice Collaboration Award; the 2018 HIDTA Outstanding Prevention Award for her collaborative efforts to address the opioid epidemic; the 2018 United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Agent of Change Recognition; the 2012 Arizona State Bar Michael C. Cudahy Criminal Justice Award; the 2012 Arizona Narcotics Officers Association Meritorious Service Award; and the 2011 Prescott Area Leadership Woman of the Year.
Tel: (602) 730-0074 eMail: sheila@PolkForCountyAttorney.org Website: www.PolkForCountyAttorney.com
Patrick Tucker Tel: 602-612-2265 eMail: patrick@patrickforaz.com
Steve Irwin has been a resident of Yavapai County in District 5 for over 34 years.
Yavapai County - District Governing Board District member - Since being elected in 2016 Steve helped create, maintain, and approve 100’s programs that allowed thousands of Yavapai County residents to get well-paying jobs. A few of those programs are our Career and Technical Center (CTEC), our Nursing Program, our Police Academy, The South West Wine Center, and many more.
Lowering taxes – Steve fought for and got the proceeds from the sale of un-used real estate and paid down general obligation (GO) bond, lowering property taxes for every Yavapai County home owners.
Throughout Steve time as a public figure, he has worked to foster economic growth through less spending, lower taxes, and reducing regulations. His efforts have earned him the respect Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs. Steve also supports the Americans for Tax Reform’s Taxpayer Protection Pledge, a commitment that he takes very seriously. The pledge helps tax payers to keep more of their earnings so that they can make decisions on what’s best for their families.
Steve’s priorities are, continue to bring and create well-paying jobs that grows the local economy, continue to reduce property taxes, continue to support the Second Amendment, and foster a free market for goods and services.
In 1991 Steve retired from the Army in 1991 and ready to take on new challenges. In his 24 years as a public servant, Steve had the honor to work in federal, state, and local governments. His work entailed getting disabled seniors the skilled nursing care they needed to live independently. Years later, the now Arizona’s Chief Justice Robert M. Brutinel hired Steve to worked as a Probation Officer and assisted in operating the Drug Court Program helping adults and kids to overcome powerful addiction to illegal drugs so they could become, once again, productive members of society. In the evenings, Steve volunteered educated students and returning Veterans at Yavapai College.
Tel: 928-710-8257 eMail: stevemirwin@gmail.com
Yavapai County Board of Supervisor District 5
Nicholas Myers Tel: 480-331-7747 eMail: nick@nickmyers.us
Brian Silvernale, I am running for Yavapai County Board of Supervisors, District 5. My knowledge of county business, my ability to collaborate with others and my drive to bring cost saving efficiencies to our county makes me the best possible candidate. I ask for your support and your vote on August 4th, 2020.
Currently serving in my 19th year as a member of the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office. My ability to collaborate with others, my organizational skills and my extreme attention to detail has led me to becoming a member of the Sheriff’s executive staff. As a Bureau Commander of the Detention Services Division, I have been instrumental in the development of policies and practices that have greatly improved the effectiveness and efficiency of the Sheriff’s Office. I grew up right here in Prescott, Arizona. I moved here with my family in 1981 when my father assumed the CEO role in the family’s multiple businesses. I am a long time resident of Yavapai County (39 years) and a resident of District 5 for 17 years (before there even was a District 5). Attending elementary school, junior high and high school in this community, I learned early on that this is a great place to live and raise a family.
My strong leadership qualities, my desire to serve, my dependability and experience working cooperatively and in collaboration with multiple County and non-County entities make me the best candidate for District 5 Representative. I stand for the constitution and laws of the United States of America and the State of Arizona and have sworn an oath to the same that I follow daily. I believe that all men and women are created equal.
Stand for lower taxes, effective government, love of family and community, religious beliefs and convictions, and accountability, service to the citizens and stewardship.
Tel: 928-925-6186 eMail: questions@electbriansilvernale.com Website: www.electbriansilvernale.com
David Stringer Tel: 928-505-2105 eMail: votestringer2020@gmail.com
County Attorney
President
Yavapai County Sheriff
Lea Marquez Peterson Tel: 520-329-2044 eMail: info@voteforlea.com
Aaron Harris Sr.
Walter Burcham. Tel: 928-925-5642 eMail: walter.burcham@gmail.com
YAVAPAI COUNTY SUPERVISOR, CRAIG BROWN, DISTRICT 4 and CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 2020
Supervisor Brown is a proven conservative, life-long Republican and Combat Veteran, having served in Vietnam with the elite Green Berets on the Cambodian Border. He was cited several times for his actions, including 2 Bronze Stars. His background prior to moving to Prescott to retire was Law Enforcement.
As Supervisor he has been very active in all areas of his District. Some of his accomplishments working on behalf of his constituents include:
Built Paulden Library on donations; renovated Seligman Justice Court and Library; supports Ash Fork and Paulden area clean ups; lobbied/obtained funding for ADOT Safety Projects in Paulden; lobbied and fought for I-17 Remedial Plan; lobbied /obtained financing for HWY 69 widening in Prescott; established 6-year plan for County Road Maintenance; established County Ordinance for hands free driving/lobbied for State Law; helped to fund Yavapai Regional Transit; helped establish Firewise Communities; located Grant Funding for Mint Wash Bridge Widening; established paved road to Poquito Valley; repaved Coyote Springs Rd, moved cattle guard and obtained additional mailboxes; completed Phase 1 and 2 of Williamson Valley Safety Improvements; Kept tax rate low for 7 years with balanced budget; revised Development Services procedures including new on-line permit system; established Scarlet and Almosta Ranch Equestrian Trail Heads; Initiated Large Animal Emergency Shelter.
In addition he is active in many organizations, some of which are: NRA Endowment Life Member; American Legion Post 40 Chino Valley; Vietnam Veterans Post 19; Men’s Republican Forum; Republican Women of Prescott; Citizens Water Advocacy Group; Public Safety Pension Retirement System Chair; Prescott Area Wildland Urban Interface Commission(Firewise); Executive Board – Upper Verde River Protection Coalition; 3-term Chair of Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization; Chino Valley and Prescott Chambers; Former Vice President of the Fraternal Order of Police, Prescott Lodge 19
His Promise: “I will always be available and responsive to the citizens of Yavapai County. Your continued input into the democratic process is vital to me and the community.” Craig L. Brown, Sr.”
Tele: 928-771-3207 eMail: craig.brown@yavapai.us Website: http://www.yavapai.us/district4
Brenda Dickinson is a life-long Republican. In 1994 she moved to Prescott Valley from Tucson and has been a resident for over 25 years. She has an extensive background in government service with over 31 years of experience. She worked in Air Traffic Control as a flight service specialist for the Federal Aviation Administration at Prescott Love Field until 2005 when she went to work for Lockheed Martin. She retired in 2008. During that time she worked as a dance instructor for the Town of Prescott Valley Parks & Recreation for two years.
Shortly after moving to Prescott Valley, she volunteered with the Yavapai County Big Brothers and Big Sisters and was a Board-at-Large member as well as being a Big Sister. She is currently a member of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce. In the past few years, she has attended the Town of Prescott Valley Citizens Academy, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Citizen Academy, and the PV Police Citizens Academy.
In 2016 she was the Yavapai County Chair for Trump for President Campaign and lobbied for and coordinated 100 volunteers at the Prescott Valley Event Center for the 2016 Trump Rally. She was YavGop Office Manager from 2013-2015 and Editor of the YavGop Newsletter.
She is currently the 2019-2020 Yavapai GOP Education Chair, a Precinct Committeeman, formerly PC Captain for 244 Bison and Area 5 Director, and currently a State Committeeman and former candidate for County Chair. She is a member of the Citizens Tax Committee, Citizens Water Advocacy Group, the Republican Women of Prescott, the Yavapai Republican Men’s Forum, a Liturgist at Prescott Community Church, and NRA member.
Tel: 928-772-2835 Email: brendald@cableone.net
County School Superintendent
Neil DeSanti My background is in a variety of occupations, Business management, service industry , entertainment and consulting. I am running to help protect Arizona's future by ensuring it's safe, reliable and affordable utility service, help in modernizing a responsible government agency and demand the protection of Arizona's citizens with a ethnical securities marketplace. I have sought to support President Trumps effective change in the Republican Party Platform. I'm excited at the possibility of serving the people of this great state. I know I will be an asset o the governing body for the city of Phoenix an all counties in the state of Arizona. I am hopeful the voter of this state will step forward with me in an United volunteer effort to help me improve the image and relationship between the Corporation Commission and the ratepayer's.
Tel: 513-850-2252 eMail: desantiforaz@gmail.com
Leslie M. Hoffman eMail: lhoffman@cableone.com
Corporation Commissioner