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Arizona AdministrativeRegister
Semi-AnnualIndex
GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS OF STATE OFFICIALS
AND MEMBERS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
ThisindexcontainstheappointmentsmadebytheGovernorfromJuly1,2001throughDecember31,2001,
forthefollowingofficialsandmembersofstateboardsandcommissions.Appointedmemberscontinuetoserve
untiltheirtermexpiresorasuccessorisappointed.
ACCOUNTANCY, STATE BOARD OF
3877N.7thSt.,Ste.106
Phoenix,AZ85014
[phone]
ExecutiveDirector:LeePrins
The State Board ofAccountancy consists of seven members appointed by the Governor, including five Certified Public
Accountants, one public member who is not a holder ofa certificate, and one public accountant, so long as there are at
least20publicaccountantsregistered.ThetermoftheofficeisfiveyearstobeginandendJuly3.A.R.S.§32-701,Laws
2000, Ch.120, and SB 1100. The Board is responsible for the qualification, examination, certification, and regulatory
sanctionsasanalternativetorevocationorsuspensionofacertificateorregistration.
TermExpires
Baker,WilliamD.(publicmember)(Hull) July3,2004
Brady,FrankJ.(CPA)(Hull) July3,2006
Gardner,RichardM.(CPA)(Hull) July3,2003
Gonzalez,Florentino(CPA)(Hull) July3,2004
Nahom,Dan(CPA)(Symington) July3,2002
Peto,Loretta(CPA)(Hull) July3,2005
Williams,LehmanW.(publicmember)(Hull) July3,2004
ACUPUNCTURE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
1400W.Washington,Room230
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
ExecutiveDirector:JeanWise
TheAcupunctureBoardofExaminersconsistsofninemembersappointedbytheGovernorforthree-yearterms.
The Board protects the public health by ensuring that acupuncture is provided by qualified and competent individuals,
evaluates applicant qualifications, and issueslicenses to qualified applicants. The Board may also initiate investigations
andtakedisciplinaryactions.A.R.S.§32-3902.
TermExpires
Benjamin,Janice(acupuncturist)(Hull) January19,2004
Farren,DavidN.(public)(Hull) January21,2002
Hsu,Kelly(medicaldoctor)(Hull) January20,2003
Malone,Deborah(acupuncturist)(Hull) January20,2003
Nichols,Donald(public)(Hull) January21,2002
Prassa,Anna(public)(Hull) January19,2004
Silapalikitporn,Tutsie(acupuncturist)(Hull) January21,2002
Steingard,PaulM.(physician)(Hull) January19,2004
vacancy(acupuncturist)(Hull) January21,2002
ADJUTANT GENERAL
(SeeEMERGENCYANDMILITARYAFFAIRS,DEPARTMENTOF)
ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF
1700W.Washington
StateCapitolExecutiveTower,Room601
Phoenix,AZ85007
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[phone]
Fax:[phone]
Director:J.ElliottHibbs
DeputyDirector:WilliamBell
The Department of Administration provides administrative services to the branches and agencies of the Arizona state
governmentandtothepublic.TheDirectorisappointedbytheGovernor.A.R.S.§41-701.TheDirectorrequiresSenate
confirmation.
Strategic Administrative Services Division
1700W.Washington,Ste.B-32
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
AssistantDirector:KathyPeckardt
The Strategic Administrative Services Division (SASD) is responsible for statewide services including the
administration of the state’s Performance Incentive Pilot Program, State Employees Charitable Campaign, and
SpecialEvents.SASDisalsoresponsibleforsupportingthedivisionsandprogramsofADOAthroughadminis-
tration of the agency’s recognition and training programs, coordination of the agency’s strategic planning pro-
cess, agency-wide employee and customer satisfaction surveys, and by providing facilitation services and
consultationintheareaofqualitymanagementprinciplesandpractices.
Capitol Police Division
1700W.Washington,RoomB15
Phoenix,AZ85007
GeneralInformation:[phone]
Emergencyafter5:00p.m.:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
400W.Congress
Tucson,AZ85701
GeneralInformation:520-628-6645
Emergency:520-628-6611
After5:00p.m.:[phone]
Chief:TheoNielson
TheCapitol Police Division provideslawenforcement,publicsafety,crime prevention,and security servicesto
the Capitol Complexes in Phoenix and Tucson.These servicesare provided through police patrols using police
vehicles, bicycles, and foot patrol. Capitol Police conduct criminal investigations, monitorthe automated secu-
ritysystemsnetwork,operateacommunicationscentertoensurequickresponsetoemergencies,andrespondto
standardcallsforpoliceservices.TheCapitolPoliceprovidetrainingandeducationtostateemployeesincrime
prevention, personal safety, and violence in the workplace. These seminars are designed to improve the
employee’sindividualsafetyandthesecurityoftheirpersonalpropertyandthestate’sproperty.
Information Services Division
1616W.AdamsSt.,1stFloor
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
AssistantDirector:JohnMcDowell
The Information Services Division is the operational entity responsible for delivering statewide information
technologyservicestoexecutivebranchagencies.InformationServicesisresponsibleforcoordinatingtheinfor-
mation technology planning for the Department of Administration and working closely with the Government
InformationTechnologyAgencyonstatewideITinitiatives.
Financial Services Division
1700W.Washington,Room308
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
GeneralAccountingOffice:[phone]
StateProcurementOffice:[phone]
RiskManagement:[phone]
AssistantDirector:LeeBaron
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The Financial Services Division is comprised of three sections: the General Accounting Office (Office of the
State Comptroller), the State Procurement Office, and Risk Management. The General Accounting Office pre-
parestheComprehensiveAnnualFinancialReportforthestateofArizona,providesfullaccountingservicesfor
stateagenciesthatdonothaveaccesstothestatewideaccountingsystem,providestrainingforemployeesonthe
state’s travel policy, and manages the statewide accounting system (AFIS). The State Procurement Office is
responsible for statewide contracts for professional services, commodities, and information technology. Risk
Management investigates and settles all claims related to state property and liability issues, handles workers’
compensationclaimsfiledbystateemployees,andworkswithstateagenciestoreducethefrequencyandcostof
losses.
GeneralServices Division
15S.15thAve.,Ste.101
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
AssistantDirector:RobertTeel
The General Services Division manages and operates 2,419 state-owned buildings and properties providing
ongoingtenantservicesincludingcustodial,maintenance,heatingandairconditioning,andlandscaping.Inaddi-
tion, the Division provides facilities programs including prison construction and building construction, while
providing afocalpoint forthe acquisition, leasing,planning,and construction offacilitiesin the Departmentof
AdministrationBuildingSystem.MajorunitsofGeneralServicesinclude:BuildingandPlanningServices,Con-
structionServices,andFacilitiesOperationandMaintenanceServices.
Human Resources Division
1831W.JeffersonSt.
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
AssistantDirector:ChristineGarcia
The Human Resources Division develops personnel rules and recruitment strategies, evaluates applicants, and
refersqualifiedcandidatesto agenciesforconsideration.TheDivision operatestheRESUMIXsoftwaresystem
forcollectionofresumés,supportsandpresentsmandatedtraininganddevelopmentcourses,andestablisheson-
siteAgencyHumanResourcesManagementSystem(AHRMS)officestoprovideprofessionalhumanresources
management services. In addition, the Division serves as the liaison between the agency and the HR Division,
processesthefinalstep(StepIV)oftheStateServiceSystemgrievanceprocedure,andmanagesaclassification
andcompensationsystem/process.
Management Services Division
1700W.Washington,Room250
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
AssistantDirector:TimBoncoskey
The Management Services Division provides procurement, accounting, and budgeting for all ADOA divisions.
Management Services is responsible for the statewide operations of four internal services funds which provide
seven centralized business functions: vehicle transportation, surplus property, printing, copying, mail delivery,
office supplies, and repair services. Other responsibilities include all mandated travel reduction programs, the
Arizona Office for Americans with Disabilities, the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council, the state motor
vehiclefleetalternativefuel coordinatorfunction,and the WaterQuality AppealsBoard.Management Services
isalsoresponsibleforpostingallofthemeetingnoticesintheStateCapitol.
ADMINISTATIVE HEARINGS, OFFICE OF
1400W.Washington,Ste.101
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
Director:CliffJ.Vanell
The Office of Administrative Hearings develops, implements, and maintains a program for the continuing training and
education of administrative law judges and agencies in regard to their responsibilities in accordance with A.R.S. § 41-
1092.TheOfficealsocompiles,secures,andmaintainsalldecisions,opinions,orreportsofadministrativelawjudges.A
yearlyreport describing theactivitiesand accomplishmentsoftheOfficeis providedto theGovernor, thespeakerofthe
HouseofRepresentatives,andthepresidentoftheSenate.TheDirectorrequiresSenateconfirmation.
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ADOPTION AND FOSTER CARE SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE
ArizonaStateSenate
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Chairman:RepresentativeMarkAnderson(Co-Chair),SenatorMaryHartley(Co-Chair)
The Adoption and Foster Care System Improvement Committee consists of 26 total members, seven of whom are
appointedbytheGovernor.Themembershipisasfollows:theChairmanoftheFamilyServicesCommitteeintheSenate
who shall cochairthecommittee;theChairmanofthe HumanServicesCommitteein the House ofRepresentativeswho
shall cochair the committee; two members of the House of Representatives who are appointed by the Speaker of the
HouseofRepresentativesandwhorepresentdifferentpoliticalparties;twomembersoftheSenatewho areappointedby
thePresidentoftheSenateandwhorepresentdifferentpoliticalparties;theOmbudsman-CitizensAideorapersonfrom
that office who is designated by the Ombudsman-Citizens Aide; a current or recent member of the State Foster Care
Review Board appointed by the Governor; two judges from the Juvenile Court appointed by the Chief Justice of the
SupremeCourt;thedirectoroftheDepartment ofEconomicSecurity orthedirector’sdesignee;theAttorney Generalor
theAttorneyGeneral’sdesignee;threeadoptiveparents,oneeachappointedbytheGovernor,theSpeakeroftheHouseof
RepresentativesandthePresidentoftheSenate,oneofthesemembersshallbeasingleparentappointedbytheGovernor;
three fosterparents, oneeach appointed by the Governor, theSpeakeroftheHouseofRepresentativesandthePresident
oftheSenate,oneofthesemembersshallbeasingleparentappointedbytheGovernor;tworepresentativesfromprivate
adoptionagencies,oneappointedbytheSpeakeroftheHouseofRepresentativesandonebythePresidentoftheSenate;
apersonwhoservesasacourtappointedspecialadvocateappointedbytheGovernor;onerepresentativeofafostercare
shelter appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; one representative of a foster care group home
appointed by the PresidentoftheSenate; one representativeofa private nonprofit organization oftribal governmentsin
this state who is familiar with foster care and adoption issues appointed by the Governor; one representative from a
nonprofitchildren’sadvocacyorganizationinthisstatewhoisfamiliarwithfostercareandadoptionissuesappointedby
theGovernor;andoneattorneyinprivatepracticewhospecializesinadoption,appointedbytheGovernor.
TheAdoptionandFosterCareSystemImprovementCommittee:(1)developsafosterparentsandadoptiveparentsbillof
rightsthatoutlineswhatparentsmayreasonablyexpectfromtheStateandwhatparentscandoiftheirrightsareviolated;
(2)reviewstheprocesseswithin the fostercare and adoption systemthat delay orimpede adoptions ofchildren in State
care and make recommendations to solve these problems; (3) researches adoptive home approval and certification
processes in other states; and (4) develops an implementation plan for administrative adoptive home certification pilot
project.SB1144;Laws1999,Ch.82.
TermExpires
Alten,Gladys(FosterCareReviewBoardmember)(Hull) June30,2003
Herrod,Michael(adoptionattorney)(Hull) June30,2003
Roberson,Cynthia(singleadoptiveparent)(Hull) June30,2003
Rosenberg,Beth(non-profitchildren’sadvocacyorganization)(Hull) June30,2003
Scott,Torin(singlefosterparent)(Hull) June30,2003
Talaswaima,Leonard(tribal)(Hull) June30,2003
Westra,FrancesM.(singlefosterparent)(Hull) June30,2003
AGING, ADVISORY COUNCIL ON
1789W.JeffersonSt.,SiteCode008A
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
ActingExecutiveDirector:BarryGold
TheAdvisoryCouncilonAgingconsistsof15membersappointedbytheGovernorforthree-yearterms.A.R.S.§46-183
asamendedbyLaws1990,Ch.78.
TheCounciladvisesallstatedepartmentswhichtheCouncildeemsnecessaryonallmattersandissuesrelatingtoaging,
includingadministrationofthestateplanonaging.
TermExpires
Bennett,KeithL.,Sr.(Hull) December31,2003
Berry,Conrad(Hull) December31,2002
Drumm,Denise(Hull) December31,2004
Dullas,EleanorPatricia(Hull) December31,2003
Geygan,Daniel(Hull) December31,2001
Koffler,Henry(Chairman)(Hull) December31,2002
McLaughlin,Chester(Hull) December31,2002
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Moretsky,Sol(Hull) December31,2002
Powell,DorothyE.(Hull) December31,2002
Redman,DonnaV.(Hull) December31,2004
Rhoads,P.Mark(Hull) December31,2002
Sloan,JohnN.(Hull) December31,2004
Staskey,Dorothy(Hull) December31,2003
Wiener,Jean(Hull) December31,2004
Zirbel,Audry(Hull) December31,2003
AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ADVISORY
COMMITTEE ON CONCENTRATED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS
3033N.CentralAve.
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Director:JacquelineSchafer
TheAgriculturalBestManagementPracticesAdvisoryCommitteeonConcentratedAnimalFeedingOperationsconsists
ofeightmembersappointedbytheGovernorforsix-yearterms,plustheDirectorsfromtheDepartmentsofAgriculture,
EnvironmentalQuality,andWaterResources,andthedeanoftheCollegeofAgricultureoftheUofA.A.R.S.§49-248.
TheCommitteedevelopsandrecommendsbestmanagementpracticesforconcentratedanimalfeedingoperations.
Norecentappointmentshavebeenmadeforthiscommittee.
AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ADVISORY
COMMITTEE ON NITROGEN FERTILIZER
3033N.CentralAve.
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Director:JacquelineSchafer
The Agricultural Best Management Practices Advisory Committee on Nitrogen Fertilizer consists of seven members
appointed by the Governor for six-year terms, plus the Directors from the Departments of Agriculture, Environmental
Quality,andWaterResources,andthedeanoftheCollegeofAgricultureoftheUofA.A.R.S.§49-248.
TheCommitteedevelopsandrecommendsbestmanagementpracticesforapplyingnitrogenfertilizer.
Norecentappointmentshavebeenmadeforthiscommittee.
AGRICULTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES COMMITTEE
3033N.CentralAve.
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Director:JacquelineSchafer
TheAgriculturalBestManagementPracticesCommitteeconsistsofthefollowingmembers:thedirectororthedirector’s
designee;thedirectorofthedepartmentofagricultureorthedirector’sdesignee;thedeanofthecollegeofagricultureof
theuniversityofArizonaorthedean’sdesignee,andthestatedirectoroftheUnitedStatesnaturalresourcesconservation
serviceorthe director’sdesignee. Thefollowing members areappointedby the Governorforsix yearterms: one person
actively engaged in the production of citrus; one person actively engaged in the production of vegetables; one person
activelyengagedintheproductionofcotton;onepersonactivelyengagedintheproductionofalfalfa;onepersonactively
engaged in the production of grain, and one soil taxonomist from the university of Arizona college of agriculture. The
committeeelectsachairmanfromtheappointedmemberstoserveatwoyearterm.
ByJune10,2000,thecommitteeshalladopt,byrule,anagriculturalgeneralpermitspecifyingbestmanagementpractices
for regulated agricultural activities to reduce PM-10 particulate emissions. “Agricultural general permit” means best
management practices that: (a) Reduce PM-10 particulate emissions from tillage practices and from harvesting on a
commercialfarm;(b)reducePM-10particulateemissionsfromthoseareasofacommercialfarmthatarenotnormallyin
cropproduction;(c)reducePM-10particulateemissionsfromthoseareasofacommercialfarmthatarenormallyincrop
productionincludingpriortoplantemergenceandwhenthelandisnotincropproduction.A.R.S.§49-457.
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TermExpires
Accomazzo,WadeT.(alfalfaproducer)(Hull) August21,2004
Lopez,AlfredV.(citrusproducer)(Hull) August21,2004
Rogers,KevinG.(cottonproducer(Hull) August21,2004
Rousseau,Will(grainproducer)(Hull) August21,2004
Thelander,Dan(grainproducer)(Hull) August21,2004
Walworth,JamesL.(UofA,soils)(Hull) August21,2004
AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS BOARD
101N.1stAve.,Ste.,#2700
Phoenix,AZ85003
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
Director:MichaelMoberly
The Agricultural Employment Relations Board consists of ten members appointed by the Governor as follows: two
representatives of agriculture employers, two representatives of organized agricultural labor; three members from the
generalpublic,oneofwhomshallbechairpersonoftheBoard;andtwoadditionalmemberstoserveasalternates(oneas
arepresentativeoforganizedagriculturallabor,andtheotherasarepresentativeofagriculture).Thetermofofficeisfive
years.Inaddition,theGovernorappointsageneralcounselfortheBoardtobeexclusivelegalrepresentativeoftheBoard.
The Board may prevent any person from engaging in unfair labor practices and shall have access, for purpose of
examinationandtherighttocopy,anyevidenceofanypersonbeinginvestigatedorproceededagainst.Theobjectivesof
theAgriculturalEmploymentRelationsBoardaretofosterlaborpeaceandtoprovideaforumforthisstate’sagricultural
industryandemployeestoresolvelabordisputesandtodevelopmoreconstructivelaborrelations.A.R.S.§23-1386.
TermExpires
Caudillo,Rosa(organizedlabor)(Hull) July1,2004
Francis,Michael(alternate,agriculture)(Hull) July1,2003
Higgins,MichaelS.(public)(Hull) July1,2004
Moberly,Michael(public)(Symington) July1,2003
Piñeda,Eleanor(organizedlabor)(Hull) July1,2002
Rademacher,RichardR.(agriculture)(Symington) July1,2001
Rodriquez,Joseph“Sonny”(agriculture)(Symington) July1,2005
Steadman,Marc(legalcounsel)(Hull) Atthepleasure
Shoop,EmaLea(public)(Symington) July1,2003
Weeks,James(alternate,organizedlabor) July1,2003
AGRICULTURE ADVISORY COUNCIL, DEPARTMENT OF
1688W.AdamsSt.
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Director:SheldonJones
The Department of Agriculture Advisory Council consists of five members appointed by the Governor for five-year
terms. Two of the members shall be actively engaged in animal production as their major sources of income; two
members shall be actively engaged in plant production as their major sources of income; and one member shall be
activelyengagedinagribusinessasthemajorsourceofincome.
The Council reviewsagricultural policy in this state as established by lawand as administered in all functional areas of
theDepartment.TheCouncilassiststheDirectorinformulatingadministrativerulesandtheproposedbudgetallocations
among the administrative units of the Department and also reviews, advises, and recommends to the Director proposed
rulesbeforetheyareadopted.A.R.S.§3-104.
TermExpires
Barkley,RobertK(plantindustry)(Symington) January21,2002
Gingg,Ben(animalindustry)(Hull) January17,2005
Hickman,GlennM.(animalindustry)(Hull) January20,2003
Mellon,Doug(plantindustry)(Hull) January16,2006
Petznick,EarlJr.(animalindustry)(Hull) January19,2004
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AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF
1688W.AdamsSt.
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
Director:SheldonR.Jones
DeputyDirector:JosephSigg
TheArizonaDepartmentofAgricultureregulatesandsupportsArizonaagricultureinamannerthatencouragesfarming,
ranching, and agribusiness while protecting consumers and natural resources. The Department consists of four main
divisions: Administrative Services, Plant Services, Animal Services, and Environmental Services; and four main
programs: the State Agricultural Laboratory; the Office of Commodity Development and Promotion; the Agricultural
Consultation and Training; and the Citrus, Fruit and Vegetable Standardization programs. A.R.S. § 3-103. The Director
requiresSenateconfirmation.
Administrative Services
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
DeputyDirector:JosephSigg
Plant Services Division (PSD)
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssociateDirector:JohnCaravetta
ThePlantServicesDivisionensurestheprovisionofpest-freeagriculturalproductsandprotectsthepublicfrom
agricultural pests through prevention, control, and eradication, thereby also reducing the necessity of pesticide
applications;andprotectsandconservesArizona’snativeplants,historicalsites,andothernaturalresourcesfor
presentandfuturegenerationstoenjoyandappreciate.
AnimalServices Division (ASD)
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssociateDirector:AlDavis
TheAnimalServicesDivisionprotectsagainstthedistributionofunsafe,unwholesome,andimproperly labeled
meat,poultry,ratites,milk,andeggs;protectsandimprovesthehealth,quality,andmarketabilityofArizonaani-
malsandanimalproductsbyidentifying,diagnosing,andpreventing existingand emerging diseases,protecting
humans from contagious animal diseases, and responding to emergencies; and protects livestock owners from
theft,thepublicfromharmfullivestockinteractions,andlivestockfromabuse.
EnvironmentalServices Division (ESD)
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssociateDirector:JackPeterson
TheEnvironmentalServicesDivisionprotectspublichealth,agriculturalworkers,andtheenvironmentbyensur-
ingtheproperuseofcropprotectionproducts;andprotectsthepublic’sinterestbyensuringthequalityoffeeds,
fertilizers,pesticides,forage,andseed.
State AgriculturalLaboratory (SAL)
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:DwightHarder
The State Agricultural Laboratory provides quality laboratory services to the Department and other regulatory
agenciesresponsibleforprotectingconsumersandnaturalresources.
Office of Commodity Development and Promotion (CD&P)
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:RichardRoth
The Office of Commodity Development and Promotion fosters the domestic and international consumption of
Arizonaagriculturalcommoditiesandensuresqualitysupportservicestocontractedindustrycouncils.
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AgriculturalConsultation and Training Program (ACT)
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:BrettCameron
The Agricultural Consultation and Training Program guides the agricultural community in a nonenforcement
postureonregulatorymattersadministeredbytheArizonaDepartmentofAgriculture.
Citrus,Fruit, and Vegetable Standardization (CF&V)
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
Supervisor:JimNowlin
TheCitrus,Fruit,and VegetableStandardizationPrograminspectsthequality offreshproducein themarketing
chain from farm to consumer through established standards of the Arizona or U.S. Department of Agriculture
andapplicablemarketingorders.
ALLOPATHIC BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
9545E.DoubletreeRanchRoad
Scottsdale,AZ85258
480-551-2700
ExecutiveDirector:ClaudiaFoutz
TheAllopathicBoardofMedicalExaminersconsistsof12members,appointedbytheGovernorforfive-yearterms,four
of whom shall represent the public and eight of whom shall be actively practicing medicine. One of the four public
members shall be a licensed practical or professional nurse. The eight physicians must be from at least three different
countiesofthestate,andnotmorethanfiveofthemembersmaybefromanyonecounty.A.R.S.§32-1402,asamended
byLaws2000,Ch.204,§4.MembersrequireSenateconfirmation.
The Board examines and licenses those wishing to practice medicine and surgery in the state and may employ medical
consultants,approveschoolsofmedicine,andseeklegalcounselfromtheAttorneyGeneral.
TermExpires
Carmona,RichardH.,M.D.(physician)(Hull) July1,2003
Connell,Patrick,M.D.(physician)(Hull) July1,2002
Cox,RonnieR.Ph.D(public)(Hull) July1,2005
Hunter,TimB.,M.D.(physician)(Hull) July1,2001
Jordan,Becky(public)(Hull) July1,2001
Krishna,Ram,M.D.(physician)(Hull) July1,2004
Matthies,Robert(physician)(Hull) July1,2005
Megdal,Sharon,Ph.D.(public)(Hull) July1,2001
Pardo,Dona(registerednurse)(Hull) July1,2005
Powers,Pamela,M.D.(physician)(Hull) July1,2002
Schwager,EdwardJ.(physician)(Hull) July1,2004
Wong,William(physician)(Hull) July1,2003
APPELLATE COURT APPOINTMENTS, COMMISSION ON
1501W.Washington,Ste.427
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Director:HonorableThomasZlaket,ChiefJustice
The Commission on Appellate Court Appointments is a nonpartisan commission composed of the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court;five attorneymembers, nominatedby theState Barand appointed by the Governor; and 10 nonattorney
members appointed by the Governor for four-year terms. Ariz. Const., Art. VI, § 36. Members require Senate
confirmation.
TheCommissionmakesrecommendationstotheGovernorforappointmentstotheSupremeCourtandCourtofAppeals
whenvacanciesoccur.
TermExpires
Bingham,TerryJoe(nonattorney)(Hull) January17,2005
Chandler,S.Thomas(attorney)(Hull) January20,2003
Fernandez,SallyGarza(nonattorney)(Hull) January19,2004
Flores,Albert(attorney)(Hull) January17,2005
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Gillespie,Marlin(nonattorney)(Hull) January19,2004
McFall,LarryLeroy(nonattorney)(Hull) January19,2004
Moeller,James(attorney)(Hull) January21,2002
Montiel,YvonnedelaTorre(nonattorney)(Hull) January20,2003
Oseran,Deborah(attorney)(Hull) January20,2003
Parker,RoyannJ.(nonattorney)(Hull) January20,2003
Polk,BarbaraJ.(nonattorney)(Hull) January21,2002
Rice,RonaldD.(nonattorney)(Hull) January21,2002
Schmitt,Robert(attorney)(Hull) January21,2002
Turoff,CarolN.(nonattorney)(Hull) January19,2004
Varga,Henry(nonattorney)(Hull) January20,2003
APPRAISAL, STATE BOARD OF
1400W.Washington,Ste.360
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
ExecutiveDirector:EdLogan
The State Board of Appraisal consists of nine members appointed by the Governor to serve three-yearstaggered terms.
The membership includes four members as follows: one state-certified general appraiser, one state-certified residential
appraiser, one state-licensed appraiser, and one appraiser certified or licensed; four public members; and a registered
propertytaxagent.MembersrequireSenateconfirmation.
TheStateBoardofAppraisalprescribesstandardsofprofessionalappraisalpractice,adoptsstandardsandcriteriawhich,
at a minimum, are equal to the minimum criteria adopted by the appraisal subcommittee for: certification; licensing;
educational, appraisal, and equivalent experience; examination specifications; administrative procedures for licensure
applications;continuingeducation;andotherdutiesasspecifiedbyA.R.S.§32-3604,asamendedbyLaws1999,Ch.48,
§1.
TermExpires
Benham,LezlieA(public)(Hull) January19,2004
Elliott,LeeAnn(public)(Hull) January20,2003
Gay,Audrey(licensedappraiser)(Hull) January20,2003
Havranek,Charles(certifiedrural)(Hull) January19,2004
Heineman,Thomas(certifiedgeneralappraiser)(Hull) January19,2004
Maio,Keith(public/lendingexperience)(Hull) January20,2003
Makula,EllaJean(public)(Hull) January21,2002
Meahl,Marie(certifiedresidential)(Hull) January21,2002
Naifeh,Michael(registeredpropertytaxagent)(Hull) January21,2002
ARCHAEOLOGY ADVISORY COMMISSION
1300W.Washington
Phoenix,AZ85007
[phone]
Director:JamesGarrison,StateHistoricPreservationOfficer
The Archaeology Advisory Council consists of 11 members appointed by the Governor for three-year terms. Each
member shall have a demonstrated interest or expertise in one or more of the fields of prehistoric archaeology, historic
archaeology, anthropology, ethnology, tourism, public education, economic development, or planning, six of whom are
specificallyinthefieldsofprehistoricarchaeology,historicarchaeology,ethnology,oranthropology.
TheCommissionadvisesthestatehistoricpreservationofficerineducationalprogramstopromotearchaeology,toinform
thepubliconissuesandactivities,andtocreateabetterunderstandingofourculturalhistory.A.R.S.§41-847.
TermExpires
Andersen,LisaM.(GameandFish/demonstratedinterest)(Symington) September1,2003
Campbell,Marty(citizen)(Hull) September1,2003
Cushman,David(anthropology)(Hull) September1,2004
Dearwester,AllenA.(avocational)(Hull) September1,2002
Grant,Vernelda(nativeAmerican)(Hull) September1,2004
Gumerman,George(Hull) September1,2004
Howard,JerryB.(anthropology)(Hull) September1,2001
Lidman,Roger(anthropology)(Hull) September1,2001
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Montiel,Alida(NativeAmerican)(Symington) September1,2003
Wilcox,Dr.David(archaeology)(Hull) September1,2002
vacancy(archaeology/anthropology)(Hull) September1,2002
ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATION (AHCCCS)
801E.JeffersonSt.
Phoenix,AZ85034
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
Director:PhyllisBiedess
DeputyDirector:BranchMcNeal
Arizona HealthCareCostContainmentSystem (AHCCCS)Administration administersan innovative program to assure
delivery of quality health care to eligible Arizona residents by regulating and monitoring qualified providers. Providers
are chosen throughcompetitivelybid, risksharing, prepaid capitatedcontracts. A.R.S. § 36-2902. The Director requires
Senateconfirmation.
Business and Finance Division
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:JamesCockerham
LegalAssistance, Office of
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:MatthewDevlin
Information Systems Division
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:JamesWang
Managed Care,Office of
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:KariPrice
MedicalManagement, Office of
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
ChiefMedicalOfficer:C.J.Hindman,M.D.
Member Services, Division of
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:DianeRoss
Policy Analysis and Coordination, Office of
[phone]
Fax:[phone]
AssistantDirector:LynnDunton
ARIZONA STUDENT PROGRAM INVESTING RESOURCES IN EDUCATION
SELECTION COMMITTEE (A.S.P.I.R.E.)
2020N.CentralAve.,Ste.275
Phoenix,AZ85004-4503
[phone]
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