Timothy Dunn — Senator Timothy Dunn is addressed at the start of the session, then makes a point of personal privilege to introduce a guest. He is later listed as a signer of the proclamation and thanked for joining it.
Patricia Contreras — Senator Miranda is named as the person leading the Pledge of Allegiance.
Venden Leach — Senator Leach is asked to record attendance.
David Gowan — Senator Gowan is listed among those excused.
Lauren Kuby — Senator Kuby is listed among those excused; transcript says “Kubi,” corrected to Kuby.
Natasia Narin — Named as a guest in the gallery.
Trey Harris — Congratulated in advance for receiving the small company water manager award.
Arturo — Addressed warmly and thanked for years of work together on water-related issues.
HB2344 — HB 2344 was introduced and listed for first reading, with the local government investment pool bill referred to Treasurer/Finance.
HB2375 — Listed with housing, zoning, and historic neighborhoods; referred to Regulatory Affairs and Government Efficiency.
HB2673 — HB 2673 is noted as withdrawn from the Committee on Appropriations and Transportation Technology.
Wendy Rogers — Wendy Rogers was called on to announce committee meetings and first reported that the Government Committee would meet at 7:00 a.m. in Senate Hearing Room 1. She was then called back and announced that the Judiciary and Elections Committee would meet at 1:30 p.m. or upon adjournment of floor in Senate Hearing Room 2 the next day.
Frank Carroll — Called on after the Health and Human Services announcement.
Kevin Payne — Announced the Public Safety Committee meeting time and location.
John Kavanagh — Called on to make the adjournment motion; transcript renders his name as 'Kavanaugh.'
Warren Petersen — Warren Petersen is referenced in his presiding capacity during a brief procedural exchange: first as the Senate President when permission is sought to proceed, and then as Mr. President Pro Tem during the adjournment motion and vote.
Brian Fernandez — Senator Fernandez is listed among those excused.
Harper Ostrich — Introduced as an intern with the University of Arizona's Cooperative Extension Natural Resource Users Law and Policy Center and a freshman studying environmental policy.
Rosanna Gabaldón — Senator Rosanna Gabaldón is referenced in connection with a proclamation: she is first addressed regarding it, and then identified as the sponsor/reader and signer of the proclamation.
Thomas Shope — Thomas Shope is mentioned in the context of a proclamation and remarks, first as a signer of the proclamation and then as Mr. Pro Tem being directly addressed during the same ceremonial exchange.
Priya Sundareshan — Senator Priya Sundareshan is identified as a signer of the proclamation and is thanked for joining it, with the transcript correcting her name from a misread version.