Nancy Gutierrez — Rises for a personal point of privilege to introduce guests in the gallery.
Tony's Inman — Guest recognized in the gallery.
Claire Patillo — Guest recognized in the gallery.
Pam Simon — Guest recognized in the gallery.
Lorena Austin — Introduced guests in the gallery.
Gail Griffin — Gave an announcement to members.
Patricia Contreras — Likely the speaker referred to as 'Representative Yegas' in the transcript, introducing guests in the gallery.
Patricia Contreras — Introduced guests in the gallery, including Shirley Thomas and students from Westwood High School.
John Benedict — Guest from the local co-op in McNeil, Arizona.
Jillian were howitz — Guest from the local co-op in McNeil, Arizona; name uncertain as transcribed.
Cesar Aguilar — Introduced guests in the gallery and addressed students from Aliento and Glenview College Prep.
Lydia Hernandez — Representative Lydia Hernandez rose on a point of personal privilege to introduce guests in the gallery and acknowledge them, including praise for Aliento's work.
Michael Way — Called on for line of sight.
Stephanie Hamilton — Recognized to introduce guests in the gallery.
Leo Biasiucci — Recognized to introduce guests on the floor and highlight New Core Steel.
Leo Biasiucci — Recognized in the announcement sequence; no substantive announcement content captured for him in this section.
Elda Luna-Nájera — Recognized to introduce guests in the gallery and welcome Aliento and Tolleson Union High School District visitors.
Shirley Thomas — Praised for her years of teaching and for bringing Westwood High students to the Capitol.
Father John Corsman — Father John Corsman is welcomed to the House as a Holy Cross priest from South Bend, Indiana, associated with Notre Dame, and thanked for being present to offer the opening prayer.
Quang Nguyen — Representative Quang Nguyen is introduced in connection with a proclamation honoring the life of Andy Grosetta. He invites members of the Arizona House to join in the tribute and then speaks personally, sharing a story about visiting Grosetta in Cottonwood. Together, the mentions form a single ceremonial and reflective moment centered on honoring Grosetta.
Andy Grosetta — A continuous tribute to Andy Grosetta recognizing him as a third-generation rancher from Cottonwood, Arizona, and honoring his many accomplishments, including Hall of Fame induction, awards, and leadership in the cattle industry. The remarks praise his decades of advocacy, mentorship, and hard-fought work on behalf of ranchers and cattle growers, note personal memories of his kindness and engagement even while ill, and acknowledge his death after a battle with pancreatic cancer. The sequence concludes with the House standing for a moment of respectful silence in his honor.
Wendy Rogers — The transcript says 'Senator Wynne,' but context suggests a senator is speaking; the name is uncertain and not corrected beyond the spoken form.
Mary Beth Grosetta — Identified as Andy Grosetta's surviving wife.
Paul Grosetta — Identified as Andy Grosetta's son.
Gretchen Grosetta — Identified as Andy Grosetta's daughter-in-law.
Anna Aha — Identified as Andy Grosetta's daughter; name is uncertain in the transcript.
Tim Peterson — Identified as president of Yavapai Cattle Growers.
HB2677 — Announced as withdrawn from the Committee on Public Safety and Law Enforcement and referred to the Committee on Government.
HB2844 — Listed in first reading of bills, though the transcript is garbled around the number and title.
HB2065 — Listed in first reading of bills.
HB2068 — Listed in first reading of bills.
HB2906 — Listed in first reading of bills related to the Dental Board and Health Services.
HB2914 — Listed in first reading of bills.
HB2868 — Listed in first reading of bills.
HB2918 — Listed in first reading of bills related to renewable energy equipment.
HB2921 — Listed in first reading of bills related to physical education.
HB2923 — Listed in first reading of bills; title is garbled as 'quarter.'
HB2927 — Listed in first reading of bills; title is garbled as 'Televeter requirements.'
HB2928 — Listed in first reading of bills; title is garbled as 'Work and conditions.'
HB2929 — Listed in first reading of bills; title is garbled as 'menopause.'
HB2936 — Listed in first reading of bills related to public policy.
HB2938 — Listed in first reading of bills; title is garbled as 'minute.'
HB2016 — Listed in second reading of bills; utility relocation.
HB2800 — Listed in second reading of bills; ignition and interlock devices.
HB2815 — Listed in second reading of bills; misconduct involving weapons.
HB2825 — Listed in second reading of bills; fine fees assessments.
HB2054 — Listed in second reading of bills; missing children.
HB2861 — Listed in second reading of bills; firearm destruction.
HB2907 — Listed in second reading of bills; voting centers.
HB2909 — HB 2909 is listed during second reading, with the discussion centered on dispute resolution; the transcript text is partially garbled but both mentions refer to the same bill and topic.