You can use this link to find your state legislators and their contact information

If you would like to register with the AZ Legislature’s Request to Speak (RTS) system, you can create an account here. This allows citizens and stakeholders to weigh in on proposals and gives the option to speak in committee. However, even if you create an account with the link above, you will need to enable your account before you are able to sign-up to speak or comment on any bills. To enable your Request To Speak account, you need to log in to the system from a Legislative kiosk computer located in the State Senate or House of Representatives at 1700 W. Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85007.

Policy changes at the state level can affect the resources, activities and operations in Tempe so it’s important to stay informed. For more information, review Tempe's legislative priorities.

If you would like email updates on bills that the City of Tempe is following at the Legislature, sign up to receive them by selecting the “Elections and Legislative Alerts” option under the “Tempe City Hall” heading:

https://email.tempe.gov/news.

Throughout the legislative session, bills are tracked and monitored for neighborhood and city impacts. Lists of those bills will be emailed to those who have elected to receive legislative alerts. As these bills are scheduled for committees and floor votes, the Mayor will send alerts to notify you that the city needs your neighborhood’s assistance. We frequently do not have much lead time when these bills are scheduled for a committee hearing or go to the floor, so these emails will have “ALERT” in the subject line so recipients will know that quick action is needed.