The 56th Legislature- 1st Regular Session happening now!
Check out the Legislative Action Toolkit. Including:
- How You Can Take Action
- Template Email for Contacting Legislators
- Video– How to Use Request to Speak (RTS) System
- Video- How to Participate in a Virtual Committee Hearing
You can find your legislator in Arizona and your legislative district by going to the Arizona State Legislature website:
Or to locate your Congressional member:
People with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations such as interpreters, alternative formats, or assistance with physical accessibility.
If you require accommodations, please contact:
House of Representatives
- Chief Clerk's Office: (602) 926-3032 (voice)
- House Sergeant at Arms Office: (602) 926-5569
State Senate
- Senate Secretary's Office: (602) 926-4231 (voice)
- Senate Sergeant at Arms Office: (602) 926-5969
The public can use the RTS system to register your support of or your opposition of a bill.
- https://www.azleg.gov/alisPDFs/RTS_Manual_public.pdf
- https://www.azleg.gov/rts/rts.asp
- https://apps.azleg.gov/Account/SignOn
You must register your account first at one of the kiosks at the State Capitol (Phoenix) or Tucson annex.
To follow a bill in the going through the state legislature, you can use the state's bill tracking system. You can also use the tracking system to learn which committees bills have been assigned.
The Capitol is located on 17th Avenue between Washington and Jefferson St on the west side.
Arizona State Capitol Complex
1700 W Washington St
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Senate
- (602)-926-3559
- 1-800-352-8404
House
- (602)-926-4221
- 1-800-352-8404
Legislative Council
- (602)-926-4236
JLBC
- (602)-926-5416
Here you can access current and historical legislative resources from the United States. This includes bill finders, public laws and other information regarding National legislation.
**Click each of the underlined links below to be taken to that resource**
Sign Vote
Law source
National Conference of State Legislatures
USA.gov
U.S Department of State
LegiScan
Congress
A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation
WashLaw U.S State Resources
The Council of State Governments