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The Greater Flagstaff Chamber proactively listens to our membership, stays informed about important topics, and regularly communicates with decision-makers, putting us in the perfect position to influence policies that affect local businesses and our community. We partner with other organizations, local businesses, and policymakers to accomplish our shared mission of ensuring that the Flagstaff region maintains its strong pro-business climate.

AZ State Ballot Initiatives

Below are the links to the ballot proposition analyses adopted by the Arizona Legislative Council at a public meeting on Monday, July 8, 2024.

Prop 133 HCR2033  (2023) primary elections; eligible candidates

Prop 134 SCR1015   (2023) primary elections; eligible candidates

Prop 135 HCR2039  (2023) primary elections; eligible candidates

Prop 136 SCR1041   (2024) primary elections; eligible candidates

Prop 137 SCR1044  (2024) primary elections; eligible candidates

Prop 138 SCR1040  (2024) primary elections; eligible candidates

Prop 311 SCR1006  (2023) death benefit; assault; first responders.

Prop 312 HCR2023  (2024) property tax; refund; nuisance enforcement

Prop 313 SCR1021  (2024) sex trafficking; child; natural life

Prop 314 HCR2060  (2024) border; benefits; fentanyl; illegal entry

Prop 315 SCR1012  (2024) rulemaking; legislative ratification; regulatory costs

Prop_  I-02-2024  (2024) One Fair Wage Act

Prop_  I-05-2024  (2024) Arizona Abortion Access Act

Prop_  I-14-2024  (2024) Make Elections Fair Arizona Act

2024 City of Flagstaff Elections

Candidates on Ballot
  • Becky Dagget (Mayor)
  • Amethyst Deasy (Councilmember)
  • Miranda Sweet (Councilmember)
  • Anthony Garcia (Councilmember)
  • Dennis Givens (Councilmember)
  • David Spence (Councilmember)
  • Robert Breunig (Councilmember)
Write-in Candidates

Propositions

Proposition No. 487: A measure referred to the people by the City Council of the City of Flagstaff to continue the collection of the City Lodging, Restaurant and Lounge (BBB) Transaction Privilege Tax at the existing rate of 2% for an additional period commencing on April 1, 2029, through June 30, 2043.

 

Proposition No. 488: A measure referred to the people by the City Council of the City of Flagstaff to increase the Transaction Privilege Tax (sales tax) related to public transit, from 0.295% to 0.500%, commencing on July 1, 2025, to be used for the purposes of public transit, and continue to collect said Transaction Privilege Tax (sales tax) for an additional ten (10) year period ending June 30, 2040.

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Important Updates on the City of Flagstaff’s 2024 Water & Sewer Fee Hikes

July 1, 2024

Important Updates on the City of Flagstaff’s 2024 Water & Sewer Fee Hikes In the May 2024 issue of the Chamber’s @7000 feet magazine we shared our concerns about the city’s water, sewer and reclaimed water rate hikes being proposed to Flagstaff’s Mayor & Council. We also shared our ongoing advocacy work on this issue…

Update on the City’s New Water and Wastewater Fee Hikes

June 18, 2024

Update on the City’s New Water and Wastewater Fee Hikes The City of Flagstaff Mayor & Council will formalize the city’s water, wastewater, and reclaimed water utility rate hikes with two public hearings on Tuesday, June 17, and Tuesday, July 2, 2024.  City staff and the city’s rate consultant had proposed a 15% per year…

The Story Behind the City of Flagstaff’s Massive 2024 Water & Sewer Fee Hikes

May 29, 2024

The Story Behind the City of Flagstaff’s Massive 2024 Water & Sewer Fee Hikes If you have not yet heard, every water and sewer bill in Flagstaff is set to double in five years. That’s right. Get ready to pay twice as much as you do today for turning on your faucet and flushing your…

Business Advocacy Division

Stephen Thompson, Division Chair – Great Charter Properties

Joe Galli – Senior Advisor for Public Policy, Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce

David Carpenter – Hope Construction

David Hayward – Neighborhood Homes

Gerald Tarling – Desert Financial Credit Union

Guillermo Cortes – Shephard-Wesnitzer, Inc. an Andurra Company

Janet Dean – APS

Jed Westover – Loven Contracting

Kurt Riegelman

Paul Turner – Turner Engineering

Thomas Smith – Peak Engineering, Inc.

Timothy Dodt – Alliance Bank of Arizona

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