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: 

Find My Legislator

Or to locate your Congressional member: 

AZ Independent Redistricting Commission

People with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations such as interpreters, alternative formats, or assistance with physical accessibility. 

• https://www.azleg.gov/access-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 this to see what committees bills have been assigned! 

• https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview?SessionID=121
• https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview

The Capitol is located on 17^th Avenue between Washington and Jefferson St on the west side.

• https://www.azleg.gov/location/
• https://www.azleg.gov/alispdfs/council/CapitolMallParkingMap.pdf

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
Legislative Resources for kids
LegiScan
Congress
A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation
WashLaw U.S State Resources
The Council of State Governments