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The Arizona Senate has passed SB1063, legislation sponsored by Senator Wendy Rogers aimed at improving safety and mobility across Arizona’s highway system. SB1063 advances targeted improvements designed to enhance roadway safety, reduce bottlenecks, and improve traffic flow on major highways, addressing growing demand on Arizona’s transportation infrastructure. The legislation supports strategic planning efforts that ensure Arizona’s highways […]

The Arizona Senate has passed SB1062, legislation sponsored by Senator Wendy Rogers to improve the state’s transportation infrastructure and ensure more efficient movement across key corridors. SB1062 focuses on enhancing state transportation routes, prioritizing upgrades and improvements that reduce congestion, improve travel times, and support long-term infrastructure reliability. The legislation strengthens Arizona’s transportation planning by ensuring that

Arizona lawmakers are advancing SB1421, legislation sponsored by Senator Wendy Rogers to restrict access to financial services for individuals unlawfully present in the United States. SB1421 prohibits illegal aliens from accessing certain banking services and money transmission systems, including remittance channels used to send funds outside the country. The legislation targets financial infrastructure that can enable unlawful

The Arizona Senate has passed SB1058, legislation sponsored by Senator Wendy Rogers to protect the privacy of lawful firearm purchasers. The bill prevents the creation or use of systems designed to track or flag firearm purchases based on financial transaction data, protecting gun owners from surveillance through payment processing systems. Supporters say the measure safeguards the privacy

The Arizona Senate has passed legislation sponsored by Senator Wendy Rogers to give voters greater control over whether automated photo radar enforcement is used in their communities. The bill allows local voters to decide through elections whether photo radar systems may be used, restoring public oversight over automated traffic enforcement programs. Supporters argue that decisions about