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Elected Representatives for La Paz County, AZ > LOCAL: Parker | COUNTY: La Paz County | STATE: Arizona | FEDERAL: U.S.

La Paz County Cities:

Parker - 20,489
Quartzsite - 3,677
Salome - 1,530
Ehrenberg - 1,470
Bouse - 996
Wenden - 728
Poston - 285
Cibola - 250

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Parker, AZ Government

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La Paz County Government

La Paz County Population 16,557
County Seat Parker

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La Paz County Government Website
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Governing Body in La Paz County:
Board of Supervisors
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Agendas for the County Board Meetings
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List of La Paz County Elected Officials
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La Paz County Planning and Zoning Department

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La Paz County Sheriff

Republican Party

William Ponce

Email: wponce@lapazsheriff.org

La Paz County Recorder

Republican Party

Richard Garcia

Email: rgarcia@lapazcountyaz.org

La Paz County Attorney

Democratic Party

Tony Rogers

Email: trogers@lapazcountyaz.org

La Paz County Assessor

Republican Party

Anna Camacho

Email: acamacho@lapazcountyaz.org

La Paz County Clerk of the Superior Court

Republican Party

Hollie Lucas

Email: hollie.lucas@lapazcountyaz.org

La Paz County School Superintendent

Republican Party

Dru Waggoner

Email: dwaggoner@lapazcountyaz.org

La Paz County Treasurer

Republican Party

Leah Castro

Email: lcastro@lapazcountyaz.org

Arizona State Government

Executive Branch

Governor of Arizona

Democratic Party

Katie Hobbs

Email: engage@az.gov

Arizona Governor Website

Consumer Protection

State and Local Consumer Agencies in Arizona (USA.gov)

Arizona State Legislature:

Arizona Legislature Website

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Federal Government

Arizona Representatives in the U.S. Congress

Each state gets two senators in the U.S. Senate.

Arizona is represented by:

U.S. Senator

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Kyrsten Sinema

Email: contact@sinema.senate.gov

Democratic Party

Mark Kelly

U.S. Representative

Republican Party

Paul Gosar

Complete List of Representatives for
La Paz County, AZ

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