HB 2188 — pest management; unlicensed business activities
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This bill died with 55th Legislature - 1st Regular Session. It reached “Passed House” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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The recent amendment to Bill HB 2188 clarifies various responsibilities of the director overseeing pest management. Notably, it emphasizes the director's authority to establish stricter rules than federal regulations, focusing on areas such as licensing, safety, recordkeeping, and pesticide usage. This change is important because it enhances the regulatory framework for pest management, ensuring higher standards for health and safety in the industry.
HB2188 - 551R - IH Ver REFERENCEHouse TITLE:Engrossed pest management;
pestunlicensed management;business activities State of Arizona House of Representatives Fifty-fifth Legislature First Regular Session HOUSE BILL 2188 AN ACT Amending sections 3-3603 and 3-3624, Arizona Revised Statutes;
unlicensed business activities State of Arizona House of Representatives Fifty-fifth Legislature First Regular Session HB 2188 Introduced by Representative Pratt AN ACT Amending sections 3‑3603 and 3‑3624, Arizona Revised Statutes;
Section 1. SectionSection 1. 3-3603, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
START_STATUTE3-3603. PowersSection and3-3603, dutiesArizona ofRevised directorStatutes, A. The director is responsibleamended forto administeringread: this chapter and shall:
1. AdoptSTART_STATUTE3-3603. rules that are necessary or proper to administer and implement this chapter, including rules that may be more stringent than a corresponding federal law for:
(a) AdministrativePowers provisions.and duties of director A.
(b) Licensure,The certificationdirector andis registrationresponsible requirementsfor andadministering qualifications,this includingchapter training and educationshall: requirements and financial security standards.
(c) Health1. and safety provisions.
(d) DutiesAdopt rules that are necessary or proper to administer and responsibilities.implement this chapter, including rules that may be more stringent than a corresponding federal law for:
(e) Recordkeeping(a) andAdministrative productionprovisions. of records requirements.
(f) Licensee(b) inspectionLicensure, certification and treatmentregistration reportrequirements requirements.and qualifications, including training and education requirements and financial security standards.
(g) Disciplinary(c) actionHealth and safety provisions.
(h) Equipment(d) provisions.Duties and responsibilities.
(i) Advertising(e) Recordkeeping and production of records requirements.
(j) The(f) use,Licensee storageinspection Using, storing and applicationtreatment ofreport applyingrequirements. pesticides and devices used in pest management.
2. Notify(g) theDisciplinary businessaction licensee,provisions. applicator and qualifying party in writing of any inquiry into possible violations by the business licensee, applicator or qualifying party by the close of business on the tenth business day after the day on which the director initiated the inquiry if the director anticipates an enforcement action. If in the course of the investigation the division identifies any alleged violations by a different business licensee, applicator or qualified party, the director shall notify the additional alleged violator by the close of business on the tenth business day after the day on which the director initiated the new inquiry.
3. Develop(h) andEquipment eitherprovisions. conduct or contract to conduct certified applicator and certified qualified applicator tests at locations throughout this state. If the director contracts for these tests, the contracts may provide for specific examination fees or a reasonable range of fees determined by the director to be paid directly to the contractor by the applicant. The director shall make all efforts to contract with private parties to electronically administer the tests.
4. Maintain(i) aAdvertising computerrequirements. system for the to benefit and protection of protect the public that includes the following information on pretreatments, new‑construction treatments, final grade treatments, initial corrective treatments and wood‑destroying insect inspection reports:
(a) The(j) nameThe use, storage Using, storing and application of theapplying individualpesticides whoand performeddevices theused work.in pest management.
(b) The2. address or location of the work or project.
(c) TheNotify namethe business licensee, applicator and qualifying party in writing of any inquiry into possible violations by the pestbusiness managementlicensee, company.applicator or qualifying party by the close of business on the tenth business day after the day on which the director initiated the inquiry if the director anticipates an enforcement action.
(d) TheIf namein the course of the qualifyinginvestigation party.the division identifies any alleged violations by a different business licensee, applicator or qualified party, the director shall notify the additional alleged violator by the close of business on the tenth business day after the day on which the director initiated the new inquiry.
(e) The3. applicator license numbers.
(f) TheDevelop natureand either conduct or contract to conduct certified applicator and datecertified qualified applicator tests at locations throughout this state. If the director contracts for these tests, the contracts may provide for specific examination fees or a reasonable range of fees determined by the workdirector performed.to be paid directly to the contractor by the applicant.
(g) AnyThe otherdirector informationshall thatmake isall requiredefforts byto rule.contract with private parties to electronically administer the tests.
5. Establish4. offices the director deems necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter.
6. SubjectMaintain a computer system for the to titlebenefit 41,and chapterprotection 4,of articleprotect 4,the employpublic personnelthat includes the directorfollowing deemsinformation necessaryon topretreatments, carrynew-construction outtreatments, thefinal purposesgrade oftreatments, thisinitial chaptercorrective treatments and designatewood-destroying theirinsect duties.inspection reports:
7. Oversee(a) theThe approval,name content and method of deliverythe ofindividual continuingwho educationperformed courses.the work.
8. Deny(b) aThe licenseaddress toor anylocation person who has had a license revoked for a period of five years from the timework ofor revocation.project.
9. License(c) applicatorsThe andname qualifiedof applicatorsthe andpest licensemanagement businessescompany. in accordance with this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter.
10. Register(d) qualifyingThe parties,name branchof supervisorsthe andqualifying branchparty. offices in accordance with this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter.
11. Require(e) theThe paymentapplicator of a penalty for any late license renewal.numbers.
12. Refuse(f) toThe issuenature aand businessdate license in a name that is not registered with the secretary of state or filed with the Arizonawork corporationperformed. commission.
13. Adopt(g) aAny wood‑destroyingother insectinformation inspectionthat reportis formrequired for use by businessrule. licensees.
14. Receive5. monies authorized under this chapter for deposit, pursuant to sections 35‑146 and 35‑147, in the appropriate funds.
B. TheEstablish offices the director may:deems necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter.
1. Compel6. attendance of witnesses, administer oaths or affirmations and take testimony concerning all matters coming within the director's jurisdiction.
2. IssueSubject subpoenasto fortitle the41, takingchapter of4, depositions,article the4, productionemploy ofpersonnel documents and things and the entrydirector ondeems landnecessary forto inspectioncarry andout measuring, surveying, photographing, testing or sampling the propertypurposes orof anythis designatedchapter objectand ordesignate operationtheir onduties. the property relevant to an inquiry or complaint.
3. Contract7. and enter into interagency and intergovernmental agreements with any private party or public agency.
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4. WithOversee atthe leastapproval, twenty‑fourcontent hours' notice, unless there may be an immediate risk to public health and safety,method requireof adelivery business licensee, qualifying party or applicator to produce specific records. On a showing of goodcontinuing causeeducation bycourses. the business licensee, qualifying party or applicator, the director may excuse failure to timely comply.
5. Deny8. or revoke a license based on the information in the application.
6. IssueDeny advisorya noticeslicense to any person who has had a license revoked for dea minimisperiod violations.of five years from the time of revocation.
7. Investigate9. alleged violations of this chapter, rules adopted pursuant to this chapter, consent agreements, orders and any condition imposed in connection with a license.
8. RequireLicense theapplicators publicand toqualified provideapplicators noticesand regardinglicense allegedbusinesses violations in writing.accordance with this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter.
9. Pursuant10. to section 41-1092.11, summarily suspend a license issued under this chapter to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
10. IssueRegister aqualifying correctiveparties, workbranch ordersupervisors requiringand abranch businessoffices licensee or applicator to remedy deficiencies in treatmentaccordance or to comply with this chapter orand any rules adopted pursuant to this chapterchapter. before or after a formal hearing.
11. On11. receipt of a complaint or on initiation of a complaint by the division, investigate any alleged violation of unlicensed activity pursuant to this chapter. If the director determines that an unlicensed person is performing an act that is required to be performed by a person licensed pursuant to this chapter, the director shall take one or more of the following enforcement actions:
(a) IssueRequire athe ceasepayment andof desista orderpenalty requiringfor theany personlate tolicense immediatelyrenewal. cease operations.
(b) Impose12. on the person a civil penalty of not more than one thousand dollars $1,000 for the first occurrence and not more than two thousand dollars $2,000 for the second occurrence.
(c) FileRefuse anto actionissue toa enjoinbusiness license in a name that is not registered with the personsecretary fromof engagingstate inor filed with the unlicensedArizona activity.corporation commission.
(d) Request13. that the county attorney or attorney general file charges against the person.
12. RefuseAdopt to issue a businesswood-destroying licenseinsect ininspection areport nameform thatfor isuse likelyby tobusiness belicensees. misleading or to imply any distorted representation about the business.
13. Register14. a certified applicator who is a representative of a business licensee as a temporary qualifying party if the qualifying party becomes disassociated with the business licensee.
14. ProvideReceive andmonies conductauthorized classesunder tothis trainchapter individualsfor indeposit, preparationpursuant forto certifiedsections applicator35-146 and certified35-147, qualifiedin applicator tests. The director may assess a fee for each class. The director may contract with a commercial enterprise or an accredited institution to conduct the class.appropriate funds.
15. ProvideB. and conduct continuing education classes quarterly. The director may assess a fee for each credit hour. The director may contract with a commercial enterprise or an accredited institution to conduct the class under the supervision of division staff.
16. EnterThe intodirector consentmay: agreements and issue consent orders.
17. Designate1. by rule devices that are exempt from the licensure, certification and registration requirements of this chapter.
18. ChargeCompel aattendance personof forwitnesses, providingadminister copiesoaths ofor rules,affirmations formsand ortake policiestestimony proposedconcerning forall adoptionmatters andcoming forwithin educationalthe materials.director's jurisdiction.
19. Require2. a business licensee or qualifying party to register with the division or to otherwise identify all of the licensed or unlicensed applicators of the business or supervised by the qualifying party.
20. RequireIssue asubpoenas businessfor licenseethe totaking produceof recordsdepositions, for the purposeproduction of verifyingdocuments thatand anthings individualand isthe anentry applicatoron ofland for inspection and measuring, surveying, photographing, testing or sampling the businessproperty licensee.or any designated object or operation on the property relevant to an inquiry or complaint.
21. Charge3. a handling fee in addition to the transaction amount for any transaction that could have been completed electronically and was not.
22. DenyContract orand refuseenter tointo renewinteragency aand licenseintergovernmental ofagreements awith personany whoprivate owesparty unpaid fees or civil penalties to the division. 23. Educate the public regardingagency. the licensure, certification and registration requirements of this chapter.
C. The4. director or any duly authorized agents may enter any private or public property, including a service vehicle, on which pesticides are located or are reasonably believed to be located to be used for purposes related to pest management or any office of a business engaged in pest management. The owner, managing agent or occupant of the property or office shall permit entry for the purpose of inspecting and investigating conditions relating to the use, storage, application and disposal of pesticides, including worker safety materials and records pertaining to pest management. If a person refuses to admit the director or the authorized agent in accordance with this subsection, the director may obtain a warrant from a court of competent jurisdiction. If a licensed or certified person refuses to admit the director or an authorized agent in accordance with this subsection during regular business hours, the director may impose disciplinary action on the person.
D. TheWith directorat orleast anytwenty-four dulyhours' authorizednotice, agentsunless there may monitorbe compliancean byimmediate arisk personto withpublic thishealth chapter and rulessafety, adoptedrequire pursuanta tobusiness thislicensee, chapterqualifying whileparty theor personapplicator isto providingproduce pestspecific managementrecords. services.
E. TheOn director may maintain a listshowing of personsgood whocause have violated section 3‑3624, subsection A, paragraph 1. The list shall include any known related business names used by those persons. The list shall be posted on the department's website. The director shall remove a person and any known related business nameslicensee, thatqualifying theparty personor usedapplicator, from the listdirector withinmay tenexcuse businessfailure days after the person becomes licensed pursuant to thistimely chaptercomply. and submits a written request to the director to remove the person's name from the list.
5.
Deny or revoke a license based on the information in the application.
6.
Issue advisory notices for de minimis violations.
7.
Investigate alleged violations of this chapter, rules adopted pursuant to this chapter, consent agreements, orders and any condition imposed in connection with a license.
8.
Require the public to provide notices regarding alleged violations in writing.
9.
Pursuant to section 41-1092.11, summarily suspend a license issued under this chapter to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
10.
Issue a corrective work order requiring a business licensee or applicator to remedy deficiencies in treatment or to comply with this chapter or any rules adopted pursuant to this chapter before or after a formal hearing.
11.
On receipt of a complaint or on initiation of a complaint by the division, investigate any alleged violation of unlicensed activity pursuant to this chapter. If the director determines that an unlicensed person is performing an act that is required to be performed by a person licensed pursuant to this chapter, the director shall take one or more of the following enforcement actions:
(a) Issue a cease and desist order requiring the person to immediately cease operations.
(b) Impose on the person a civil penalty of not more than one thousand dollars $1,000 for the first occurrence and not more than two thousand dollars $2,000 for the second occurrence.
(c) File an action to enjoin the person from engaging in the unlicensed activity.
(d) Request that the county attorney or attorney general file charges against the person.
12.
Refuse to issue a business license in a name that is likely to be misleading or to imply any distorted representation about the business.
13.
Register a certified applicator who is a representative of a business licensee as a temporary qualifying party if the qualifying party becomes disassociated with the business licensee.
14.
Provide and conduct classes to train individuals in preparation for certified applicator and certified qualified applicator tests. The director may assess a fee for each class.
The director may contract with a commercial enterprise or an accredited institution to conduct the class.
15.
Provide and conduct continuing education classes quarterly. The director may assess a fee for each credit hour.
The director may contract with a commercial enterprise or an accredited institution to conduct the class under the supervision of division staff.
16.
Enter into consent agreements and issue consent orders.
17.
Designate by rule devices that are exempt from the licensure, certification and registration requirements of this chapter.
18.
Charge a person for providing copies of rules, forms or policies proposed for adoption and for educational materials.
19.
Require a business licensee or qualifying party to register with the division or to otherwise identify all of the licensed or unlicensed applicators of the business or supervised by the qualifying party.
20.
Require a business licensee to produce records for the purpose of verifying that an individual is an applicator of the business licensee.
21.
Charge a handling fee in addition to the transaction amount for any transaction that could have been completed electronically and was not.
22.
Deny or refuse to renew a license of a person who owes unpaid fees or civil penalties to the division. 23.
Educate the public regarding the licensure, certification and registration requirements of this chapter.
C.
The director or any duly authorized agents may enter any private or public property, including a service vehicle, on which pesticides are located or are reasonably believed to be located to be used for purposes related to pest management or any office of a business engaged in pest management.
The owner, managing agent or occupant of the property or office shall permit entry for the purpose of inspecting and investigating conditions relating to the use, storage, application and disposal of pesticides, including worker safety materials and records pertaining to pest management.
If a person refuses to admit the director or the authorized agent in accordance with this subsection, the director may obtain a warrant from a court of competent jurisdiction.
If a licensed or certified person refuses to admit the director or an authorized agent in accordance with this subsection during regular business hours, the director may impose disciplinary action on the person.
D.
The director or any duly authorized agents may monitor compliance by a person with this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter while the person is providing pest management services.
E.
The director may maintain a list of persons who have violated section 3-3624, subsection A, paragraph 1.
The list shall include any known related business names used by those persons.
The list shall be posted on the department's website. The director shall remove a person and any known related business names that the person used from the list within ten business days after the person becomes licensed pursuant to this chapter and submits a written request to the director to remove the person's name from the list.
END_STATUTE Sec. 2. SectionSec. 2. 3-3624, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
START_STATUTE3-3624. UnlawfulSection acts;3-3624, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
START_STATUTE3-3624.
Unlawful acts;
classification A. AA. person shall may not:
1. EngageA in the business of pest management, commence work on a contract or sign, issue or deliver any document expressing an opinion or statement relating to pest management without a business license issued pursuant to this chapter, unless the person isshall otherwisemay exemptnot: pursuant to this chapter.
2. Engage1. in the business of pest management in any category without a qualifying party who is registered in that category.
3. OperateEngage in the business of pest management, commence work on a branchcontract officeor sign, issue or deliver any document expressing an opinion or statement relating to pest management without a registeredbusiness branchlicense supervisorissued underpursuant whoseto directthis supervisionchapter, pesticideunless applicationsthe areperson madeis outotherwise ofexempt thatpursuant office.to this chapter.
4. Apply2. pesticides in any category other than wood‑destroying organism management or fumigation unless the person is an applicator certified in that category or applies the pesticides under the direct supervision of an applicator certified in that category.
5. ApplyEngage pesticides in the categorybusiness of wood‑destroying organism management, aquatic pest management or fumigation unless the person is an applicator certified in thatany category orwithout thea personqualifying appliesparty thewho pesticidesis underregistered the immediate supervision of an applicator certified in that category.
6. Make3. recommendations regarding pest management unless the person is a certified applicator.
7. DenyOperate thea directorbranch oroffice anywithout agent of the director the right to be present on a jobsiteregistered inbranch connectionsupervisor withunder awhose contemporaneousdirect pestsupervision managementpesticide treatment,applications includingare formade theout purpose of takingthat pesticideoffice. samples and soil samples.
B. The4. following nonexclusive acts are grounds for disciplinary action:
1. ViolatingApply thispesticides chapter,in rulesany adoptedcategory pursuantother tothan thiswood-destroying chapterorganism management or afumigation writtenunless orderthe ofperson is an applicator certified in that category or applies the director.pesticides under the direct supervision of an applicator certified in that category.
2. Making5. false or fraudulent records or reports.
3. MisrepresentingApply apesticides materialin factthe category of wood-destroying organism management, aquatic pest management or fumigation unless the person is an applicator certified in obtainingthat acategory license.or the person applies the pesticides under the immediate supervision of an applicator certified in that category.
4. Applying6. pesticides in a manner that is inconsistent with the label and labeling of the pesticide or that may cause harm to the public, the environment or nontarget animals.
5. MisusingMake arecommendations pesticideregarding ifpest themanagement misuseunless is due to the failure of the person tois properlya traincertified orapplicator. supervise. Proper training includes training to read and understand the label and labeling and to understand the proper use of application equipment. Proper supervision includes oversight of applicators to ensure general compliance with the label and labeling and all applicable laws.
6. Authorizing,7. directing or abetting the publication, advertisement, distribution or circulation of any false statement or material misrepresentation concerning a business of pest management.
7. EngagingDeny in the businessdirector of pest management or providingany pestagent managementof servicesthe underdirector athe suspendedright license. to 8. Beingbe convictedpresent ofon a felony,jobsite a misdemeanor arising from or in connection with a licensecontemporaneous issuedpest pursuantmanagement totreatment, thisincluding chapterfor afterthe issuancepurpose of thetaking licensepesticide orsamples aand misdemeanorsoil involvingsamples. moral turpitude.
9. HavingB. had a license, or the equivalent, to apply pesticides or engage in the business of pest management suspended or revoked in another jurisdiction for cause.
10. MakingThe afollowing fraudulentnonexclusive statementacts orare angrounds intentionalfor materialdisciplinary misrepresentationaction: in connection with a wood treatment proposal or a wood‑destroying insect inspection report.
11. Having1. three or more de minimis violations of this chapter or rules adopted under this chapter.
12. FailingViolating tothis providechapter, therules directoradopted withpursuant ato currentthis certificatechapter ofor insurancea orwritten prooforder of financialthe responsibility.director.
13. Failing2. to provide a proper final grade treatment within twelve months after the original pretreatment or new-construction treatment.
14. ProvidingMaking immediatefalse supervisionor offraudulent morerecords uncertifiedor applicatorsreports. at a time than is authorized by rule.
15. Failing3. to make and maintain true and accurate records of treatments performed or wood‑destroying insect inspection reports, including those performed under warranty or guarantee, for at least three years after the date of treatment or inspection. 16. Failing to make treatment records available on request of the property owner or the property owner's authorized agent within three business days.
17. FailingMisrepresenting toa permitmaterial allowfact thein directorobtaining or any duly authorized agent to promptly inspect records pertaining to pest management located at an office of a businesslicense. licensee when an employee or the owner of the business licensee is present at the business office and has access to the records.
18. Failing to timely produce specific records requested pursuant to section 3‑3603, subsection B, paragraph 4.
19. ViolatingApplying pesticides in a manner that is inconsistent with the termslabel ofand alabeling consentof agreementthe pesticide or writtenthat ordermay ofcause harm to the director.public, the environment or nontarget animals.
C. A5. person who commits any of the following acts is guilty of a class 2 misdemeanor:
1. EngagesMisusing ina pesticide if the businessmisuse ofis pestdue managementto orthe commencesfailure workof onthe aperson contractto withoutproperly atrain businessor licensesupervise. issuedProper pursuanttraining includes training to thisread chapter,and unlessunderstand the personlabel isand otherwiselabeling exemptand fromto understand the licensingproper requirementsuse prescribedof byapplication thisequipment. chapter.
2. AdvertisesProper orsupervision displaysincludes anyoversight card,of signapplicators or other device that may indicate to theensure publicgeneral thatcompliance thewith person is licensed pursuant to this chapter if the personlabel isand notlabeling licensedand pursuantall toapplicable thislaws. chapter.
C. D. Notwithstanding6. subsection C of this section, a person who violates subsection A, paragraph 1 of this section with reckless disregard for the health and safety of other persons or property is guilty of a class 6 felony.
Authorizing, directing or abetting the publication, advertisement, distribution or circulation of any false statement or material misrepresentation concerning a business of pest management.
7.
Engaging in the business of pest management or providing pest management services under a suspended license. 8.
Being convicted of a felony, a misdemeanor arising from or in connection with a license issued pursuant to this chapter after issuance of the license or a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude.
9.
Having had a license, or the equivalent, to apply pesticides or engage in the business of pest management suspended or revoked in another jurisdiction for cause.
10.
Making a fraudulent statement or an intentional material misrepresentation in connection with a wood treatment proposal or a wood-destroying insect inspection report.
11.
Having three or more de minimis violations of this chapter or rules adopted under this chapter.
12.
Failing to provide the director with a current certificate of insurance or proof of financial responsibility.
13.
Failing to provide a proper final grade treatment within twelve months after the original pretreatment or new-construction treatment.
14.
Providing immediate supervision of more uncertified applicators at a time than is authorized by rule.
15.
Failing to make and maintain true and accurate records of treatments performed or wood-destroying insect inspection reports, including those performed under warranty or guarantee, for at least three years after the date of treatment or inspection. 16.
Failing to make treatment records available on request of the property owner or the property owner's authorized agent within three business days.
17.
Failing to permit allow the director or any duly authorized agent to promptly inspect records pertaining to pest management located at an office of a business licensee when an employee or the owner of the business licensee is present at the business office and has access to the records.
18.
Failing to timely produce specific records requested pursuant to section 3-3603, subsection B, paragraph 4.
19.
Violating the terms of a consent agreement or written order of the director.
C.
A person who commits any of the following acts is guilty of a class 2 misdemeanor:
1.
Engages in the business of pest management or commences work on a contract without a business license issued pursuant to this chapter, unless the person is otherwise exempt from the licensing requirements prescribed by this chapter.
2.
Advertises or displays any card, sign or other device that may indicate to the public that the person is licensed pursuant to this chapter if the person is not licensed pursuant to this chapter.
C.
D.
Notwithstanding subsection C of this section, a person who violates subsection A, paragraph 1 of this section with reckless disregard for the health and safety of other persons or property is guilty of a class 6 felony.
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| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not Voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unaffiliated | 4 | 16 | 0 | 0 |
| Democrat | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 4 | 3 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | 8 | 22 | 0 | 0 |
| % of votes cast | 27% | 73% | 0% | 0% |
How each member voted (30)
| Member | Party | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| Christine Marsh | — | Nay |
| Jamescita Peshlakai | — | Nay |
| Juan Mendez | — | Nay |
| Karen Fann | — | Nay |
| Kelly Townsend | — | Nay |
| Kirsten Engel | — | Nay |
| Lisa Otondo | — | Nay |
| Martin Quezada | — | Nay |
| Michelle B. Ugenti-Rita | — | Nay |
| Nancy Barto | — | Nay |
| Paul Boyer | — | Yea |
| Rebecca Rios | — | Nay |
| Rick Gray | — | Yea |
| Rosanna Gabaldon | — | Nay |
| Sean Bowie | — | Nay |
| Sine Kerr | — | Yea |
| Sonny Borrelli | — | Yea |
| Tony Navarrete | — | Nay |
| Tyler Pace | — | Nay |
| Victoria Steele | — | Nay |
| Lela Alston | Democrat | Nay |
| Lupe Contreras | Democrat | Nay |
| Sally Ann Gonzales | Democrat | Nay |
| David Gowan | Republican | Yea |
| David Livingston | Republican | Yea |
| J.D. Mesnard | Republican | Nay |
| Thomas "T.J." Shope | Republican | Nay |
| Venden "Vince" Leach | Republican | Yea |
| Warren Petersen | Republican | Nay |
| Wendy Rogers | Republican | Yea |
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not Voting |
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| Unaffiliated | 35 | 6 | 0 | 1 |
| Republican | 5 | 9 | 0 | 0 |
| Democrat | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | 44 | 15 | 0 | 1 |
| % of votes cast | 73% | 25% | 0% | 2% |
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